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Describe the material, not a building
No photo, scan, or sample needed — just a sentence. "Honed travertine with subtle veining, warm beige, matte finish." is enough to start.
Render Studio
Describe the material you need — honed travertine, rift-cut white oak, brushed plaster — and Archify generates a flat, evenly-lit texture swatch built to repeat edge-to-edge, ready for a 3D model, render, or material board.
100 credits per run · No upload required · New accounts start with 500 free credits.
How It Works
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No photo, scan, or sample needed — just a sentence. "Honed travertine with subtle veining, warm beige, matte finish." is enough to start.
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Choose Square, Horizontal, Vertical depending on where the swatch is going — a square board tile, or a wider strip for a facade or floor run.
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Each run is 100 credits and returns an evenly lit, straight-on texture image framed to repeat edge-to-edge — drop it into a 3D model, render, or material board.
Who It's For
Need a travertine or a rift-cut oak swatch for a client board and don't have the right stock photo on hand? Describe it instead of searching for it.
Early in a project the exact material SKU often isn't picked yet. Generate a close stand-in for a render or a 3D model now, swap in the real spec sheet once it's sourced.
Need a material on a surface in a render or a model and don't want to leave the app to find one — describe it here, then bring the swatch back into the scene.
Pricing
Tileable Textures is 100 credits per run, the same price as every other image tool — no separate per-swatch checkout.
Starter
$29/mo launch price
3,000 credits every month — about 30 swatches. Archify watermark included. Unused credits roll over while you stay subscribed.
Pro
$79/mo launch price
10,000 credits every month — about 100 swatches. Watermark-free downloads and the video tools. Unused credits roll over while you stay subscribed.
Every plan includes the full Archify tool set — sketch and photo rendering, floor plans, 3D models, and on Pro and Studio the video tools — at their own per-run credit cost. See current plans and one-time credit packs.
Honest Limits
Knowing these up front is how you avoid being surprised by the result, or in front of a client.
This returns one evenly-lit diffuse-style image, not the separate normal, roughness, metalness, and height maps a dedicated PBR tool outputs. Good for renders, mood boards, and material presentations — not for physically accurate shading in a game engine or a BIM material library.
The model is prompted to produce a flat, edge-to-edge repeating pattern, and it usually does — but it isn't running a dedicated seam-matching algorithm the way a specialist texture tool does. Tile a swatch 2x2 in any image viewer before committing it to a large surface or a client-facing board.
It draws the material you describe, not an exact product from a manufacturer's catalog. Use it to show a direction or fill a gap — confirm the real spec and order code with your supplier before anything gets built.
FAQ
A tileable (or seamless) texture is an image framed so its edges match up when repeated side by side — no visible seam where one copy meets the next. Archify's Tileable Textures tool generates one from a written material description: no photo, scan, or sample required.
Tileable Textures uses the same text-to-image engine as Imagine AI (100 credits), but it automatically frames your material description with the flat, straight-on, even-lighting, no-seam instructions a usable swatch needs — the prompt engineering you'd otherwise have to write yourself every time.
No. This returns a single color image, not a complete PBR map set. If you need normal/roughness/height maps for a game engine or a physically-based render, pair this with your 3D software's own map-generation tools or a dedicated PBR texture product — this tool is aimed at renders, mood boards, and material presentations, not shader pipelines.
Square, Horizontal, Vertical — pulled straight from the tool, so this matches what you'll see in the picker. Square suits a material-board tile; Horizontal or Vertical suit a wider run like a facade or a floor.
Usually it repeats cleanly, but this is a generative model following an instruction, not a dedicated seam-matching algorithm — so treat any swatch as a strong first pass and check it (duplicate it 2x2 in an image viewer) before relying on it for a large surface or a client-facing board.
Each swatch is 100 credits, the same price as every other image tool in Render Studio. On Starter ($29/mo launch price, 3,000 credits) that's about 30 swatches a month, watermarked. On Pro ($79/mo launch price, 10,000 credits) that's about 100 a month, watermark-free. Unused credits roll over while you stay subscribed.
New accounts start with 500 free credits. That's enough for a few swatches before you need a plan — no credit card required to start.
Keep Going
The same engine, aimed at full architectural concepts instead of a single material.
The full Render Studio — exteriors, interiors, sketches, and more.
Turn photos into a textured 3D model — then restyle its materials separately.
Bring a swatch into your own 3D workflow alongside an AI-rendered pass.
New accounts start with 500 free credits. No credit card required to start.