3D is getting real.
The Substance suite for texturing and materials authoring lets you get all the details just right in your 3D creations. Whether you work in games, films, architecture, or design, there’s a Substance app that can help you bring your wildest ideas to life.
SUBSTANCE PAINTER
The app for texturing your 3D assets.
With this powerful app, you can paint 3D textures on your model in real time. You get smart materials that adjust to any object to show realistic wear and tear. And the workflow is nondestructive, so you can experiment all you want. Play with mask presets that adapt to any shape, and paint with brushes you can modify on the fly.
SUBSTANCE SOURCE
Your high-end 3D materials library.
Bring pro-quality 3D textures into your projects. With Substance Source, you can download over 1,800 fully customizable materials made by our specialists and superstar guest artists. Then generate infinite texture variations. It’s accessible inside all the major digital content creation apps and game engines, too.
PROJECT SUBSTANCE ALCHEMIST
Create your own 3D texture libraries.
This next-generation app lets you easily create collections of materials. You can mix and tweak existing materials, or make new ones from photographs and high-res scans. It's a go-to for workflows that require real-world references — and for those times when you just want to explore. Let Alchemist help you brainstorm and iterate.
SUBSTANCE DESIGNER
Heavy-duty 3D texture authoring tools.
The industry standard for creating custom materials, Substance Designer gives you complete authoring control. Design tileable textures and patterns, and edit complete texture sets. Create from scratch in this nondestructive, node-based environment, or take advantage of Designer's ever-expanding scripting capabilities. Design with precision — exactly how you envision it.
Your new favorite workflow.
Substance files play well with other apps in the 3D process, from modeling to rendering to game engines. Import, tweak, and export Substance SBSAR files directly within Adobe Dimension, Epic Games' Unreal Engine 4, Unity, Autodesk’s Maya and 3ds Max, and more.
