Fabric Generator
Simulate woven fabrics with plain, twill, and satin weave patterns and thread controls.
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How to Use Your Fabric Generator Texture
CSS Background
Tile as a CSS background at natural scale to preserve weave detail. Use background-size in pixel values matching the texture's repeat unit for pixel-perfect seamless tiling on retina screens.
background: url('texturize_fabric.png') repeat;
background-size: 256px 256px;Blender
Connect to Base Color and add a Bump node at 0.01-0.03 strength for weave surface relief. Enable Subsurface Scattering at 0.02 with a warm tint for realistic light transmission through thin fabric.
Unity & Unreal Engine
In Unity, use the Detail Normal Map slot for close-up thread-level detail on clothing meshes. In Unreal, add a Fuzz shading model in the Material for velvet or microfiber surfaces.
Photoshop & Figma
Use as a clipping mask background for apparel mockup templates in Photoshop. In Figma, apply as an image fill to shape layers and adjust opacity for subtle textile card backgrounds.
Game Development
Use for character clothing, curtains, banners, and upholstery in RPGs and simulation games. Vary UV scale between 0.5-2x across different garment pieces for natural-looking cloth variation.
Architectural Visualization
Perfect for sofa upholstery, curtain draping, and bedding in interior design visualizations. Combine with cloth simulation for realistic fabric folds and wrinkles.
Print & Packaging
Ideal as a background for fashion brand lookbooks, textile catalogs, and home decor brochures. The weave pattern adds tactile authenticity to printed fashion collateral.
Social Media & Video
Use as a soft, textured backdrop for fashion flat-lays, handmade product photography, and lifestyle brand content. The fabric weave adds a cozy, handcrafted feel to posts.
Fabric Generator Preset Gallery
Click any preset in the generator above to apply it instantly. Each variation is seamless and ready for download in 1024, 2048, or 4096 resolution.
Natural Linen
Warm tan woven texture with visible plain-weave thread crossings. Perfect for organic product mockups, natural packaging, and farmhouse table settings.
Denim Twill
Deep indigo twill weave with characteristic diagonal pattern. Ideal for fashion mockups, jeans close-up textures, and casual brand backgrounds.
Silk Satin
Luxurious golden satin weave with smooth sheen and minimal irregularity. Great for premium product wraps, invitation cards, and elegant textile renders.
Canvas
Heavy-duty beige canvas with thick threads and visible spacing between weaves. Suited for tote bag mockups, painting canvas textures, and rugged outdoor gear.
Fine Cotton
Delicate off-white cotton with tightly packed thin threads and no gaps. Works well for shirt fabric close-ups, bedding textures, and clean textile backgrounds.
Red Flannel
Warm red twill weave with visible irregularity evoking a cozy plaid flannel feel. Ideal for lumberjack branding, winter apparel mockups, and cabin-themed designs.
Velvet Purple
Rich purple satin weave with smooth, luxurious depth and subtle sheen. Perfect for theater curtain textures, evening wear mockups, and royal-themed backgrounds.
Burlap
Rough brown burlap with thick threads, wide spacing, and high irregularity. Great for rustic packaging, coffee brand labels, and country farmhouse decor textures.
Olive Military
Olive drab twill weave with a utilitarian military look and moderate texture. Suited for army surplus mockups, tactical gear renders, and military-themed game assets.
Silver Mesh
Light gray metallic-toned plain weave with fine threads and minimal irregularity. Works well for high-tech fabric mockups, athletic wear textures, and modern mesh overlays.
Fabric Generator FAQ
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How the fabric generator works
The algorithm
The fabric generator simulates woven cloth by alternating horizontal and vertical thread passes in a checkerboard pattern. Each thread is drawn as a soft-edged ellipse whose colour comes from a weighted average of the base colour and a small per-thread noise offset. The alternating over-under weaving produces visible shadow lines at every intersection — this is what separates woven fabric output from flat colour with a tile pattern. An optional FBM pass adds slubs and inconsistencies to simulate natural yarn variation, which is especially important for linen and raw cotton looks.
What the parameters do
weaveSize controls the thread thickness. Smaller values give you fine silk or satin, larger values give you coarse burlap or canvas. slubStrength governs how much the per-thread noise offsets the colour — crank it up for artisan linen, leave it low for manufactured cotton. threadTension adjusts the highlight contrast at intersections; higher tension reads as taut, tightly-woven fabric.
What it's good for
Fashion and garment product visualisation, interior design fabric swatches, game-engine clothing textures, UI backgrounds for boutique e-commerce, and flat-design art where a hint of cloth texture adds warmth. Combine with normal maps for pronounced woven relief in real-time materials.
Practical tips
Rotate the generator output 45 degrees to get a diagonal twill-like appearance for free. For heavier fabrics like tweed, use the preset with higher slub strength and desaturate the base colour. Silk reads best at low weaveSize and very low slub. Denim is handled by its own dedicated generator because its diagonal twill structure is different.
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