Mixos Paint review
A broad, cross-platform PBR texturing workspace with a capable free tier and paid 4K export.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Mixos Paint is a browser-based 3D texturing tool for artists, game developers, motion designers, students, and studios. It supports direct painting on 3D meshes, projection painting, non-destructive layers, procedural smart masks, PBR materials, decals, baking, synchronized 2D and 3D views, and live PBR preview. Models can be imported in GLB, glTF, FBX, and OBJ formats, with desktop and mobile app options alongside the web editor.
The Free plan includes all apps in the Mixos suite, painting, layers, masks, baking, preview, 10 trial AI credits, and cloud save and sync. Editing and baking are available on the free tier, while production export requires a paid plan. Pro costs $8.99 per month and adds production export up to 4K, 50 AI credits monthly, 2K AI PBR material generation, 25 GB of cloud storage, and email support. Max costs $17.99 per month and adds 150 AI credits, 50 GB of storage, priority AI generation, and priority support. A perpetual license includes 4K watermark-free export forever, PBR maps and 3D model export, 20 GB of cloud storage, and future updates.
Mixos Paint fits pipelines that span Blender, Cinema 4D, Unreal Engine, Unity, Godot, Maya, Houdini, and glTF. Its node-based material authoring, smart masks for edge wear, curvature, grime, and cavities, and baking for curvature, ambient occlusion, and thickness maps give it scope beyond basic image projection. Six-platform coverage—web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, and Android—also suits distributed teams. Choose it for cross-platform PBR work and integrated material workflows; simpler projects may not need its wider feature set or paid export requirement.
Mixos Paint pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Non-destructive layers, smart masks, decals, and node-based materials
- Live links with Blender, Cinema 4D, and Unreal
- Web, desktop, and mobile apps across six platforms
- Where it doesn't
- Production export requires a paid plan
- 4K export and advanced AI features are tier-dependent
- The broad toolset may exceed the needs of simple texturing workflows
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