Workflow & Usage
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Add your images Drag & drop, paste, or click to select JPEG, PNG, or WebP files. You can work with a single image or apply textures to many images at once.
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Choose a texture Select from paper, rough paper, canvas, linen, or noise. Each texture is neutral, seamless, and designed to blend naturally.
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Adjust texture settings Use the controls to fine-tune the effect:
- Opacity controls how strong the texture appears
- Scale controls the texture’s size and frequency
- Blend mode defines how the texture interacts with the image
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Preview instantly Each image card shows a live preview using a fast, downscaled canvas. The texture is tiled across the image so you can see realistic coverage without seams.
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Select your batch Include or exclude images, remove items you don’t need, and monitor export progress visually.
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Export your results
- Download images individually
- Export all selected images as a ZIP
Files keep their original format and are renamed clearly, for example:
photo-texture-paper.jpg
Everything runs fully on-device and offline-friendly.
Use Cases
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Print & Editorial Design Add subtle paper or linen texture for a tactile, printed feel.
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Artwork & Illustrations Apply canvas texture to digital paintings or illustrations.
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Photography Break the overly clean digital look with gentle surface texture.
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Brand & Visual Identity Apply consistent texture across a full image set for a cohesive style.
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Creative Experiments Combine textures and blend modes for unique visual effects.
Tips for Best Results
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Start subtle. Opacity values between 15–30% often produce the most natural results.
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Adjust scale before opacity. Changing scale alters texture character more than strength alone.
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Match blend mode to texture. Canvas and paper often work best with Overlay or Multiply, while linen benefits from Soft Light.
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Batch consistently. Apply the same settings across multiple images to maintain visual consistency.
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Optimize after export. For web use, run your images through Image Compressor or Progressive JPEG Converter.
How It Works
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Seamless texture tiling Textures are repeated across the image without visible seams or borders.
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Blend-mode compositing Textures are applied using canvas blend modes such as overlay, multiply, soft light, and screen.
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Canvas-based rendering All processing happens on an HTML canvas — no CSS overlays or server-side filters.
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Fast previews, full-quality exports Previews use scaled-down canvases for speed, while exports run at full resolution.
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EXIF-aware loading Images are loaded using
createImageBitmap({ imageOrientation: 'from-image' })to preserve correct orientation.
