Armorpaint

Paint physically based textures on 3D models with ArmorPaint, a 3D texture painting application.

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About Armorpaint

ArmorPaint is a stand-alone application for physically based rendering (PBR) texture painting on 3D models. Users drag and drop a model into the program and see the results in the viewport as they paint. Painting uses node-based procedural materials and brushes, and textures can be baked from high-poly models and exported to disk as PBR maps. The homepage lists plugins for Blender, Unreal Engine, and Unity that integrate ArmorPaint with existing 3D software.

The homepage says ArmorPaint runs on Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, and Android. On desktop it is described as portable, requiring no installation, with a download under 10MB. Neural node processing is stated to run locally on the user's device, and no internet connection is needed once AI models are downloaded. A minimum of 6GB of video memory is recommended. Sculpting is listed as in development, and 16K texture painting is described as requiring a high-end graphics card.

Key features

  • Node-based procedural materials, fill layers, and brushes
  • GPU-accelerated painting with up to 16K textures on high-end cards
  • Hardware-accelerated ray-traced baking of texture maps for high-poly models
  • Path-traced viewport rendering with Direct3D12, Vulkan, and Metal
  • Live-link plugins for Blender, Unreal Engine, and Unity
  • Create textures from text prompts or photos; extract PBR maps from photos
Best for: Artists who paint physically based textures on 3D models and want to work alongside Blender, Unreal Engine, or Unity.
Good for
  • Neural node processing runs locally, and no internet connection is needed once models are downloaded.
  • The desktop version is described as portable, with no installation and a download under 10MB.
  • The homepage lists support for Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, and Android.
Watch out for
  • Sculpting is listed as in development.
  • 16K texture painting is described as requiring a high-end graphics card.
  • A minimum of 6GB of video memory is recommended for neural node processing.

Armorpaint at a glance

Type
Online tool
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Armorpaint FAQ

Does AI processing require an internet connection?
The homepage says neural node processing is done locally on the user's device. Once AI models are downloaded, an internet connection is not required.
How large is the desktop download?
The homepage states that the desktop application has a download size of less than 10MB.
Is sculpting available yet?
The homepage describes sculpting as in development and says all tools from the paint workflow will be available for sculpting.
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