Free Textures for Figma
Textured backgrounds add depth and visual interest to UI designs, landing pages, and presentations built in Figma. Texturize lets you generate seamless, tileable textures in your browser and download them as PNG files ready to import into any Figma project. Every texture tiles perfectly — set the fill mode to Tile and the pattern repeats without visible seams at any frame size.
Use generated textures as image fills for frames, sections, and components. They work great for hero section backgrounds, card surfaces, prototype screens, and design system texture tokens. Combine them with our Color Palette Extractor to pull matching colors for your design system, or use the Make Seamless tool to convert any existing image into a tileable fill.
All textures are procedurally generated and released under our royalty-free license, so you can use them in commercial designs, client presentations, design systems, and shipped products without attribution or licensing fees.
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How to Use Textures in Figma
Generate and download your texture
Pick a generator that matches your design style. Adjust the controls until you like the result, then download as PNG. 1024px is usually sufficient for Figma fills.
Import the PNG into Figma
Drag the PNG file into your Figma canvas, or use File > Place Image. The texture will appear as an image layer that you can use as a reference or copy into a fill.
Set as an image fill
Select the frame or shape you want to texture. In the Fill section of the right panel, change the fill type from Solid to Image. Click the image thumbnail and choose your imported texture.
Choose Tile mode
In the image fill options, change the sizing mode from Fill to Tile. The texture will now repeat seamlessly across the entire frame, regardless of its dimensions.
Adjust the scale
Use the scale slider in the image fill options to control how large each tile appears. Lower percentages create a denser, more subtle texture. Higher values show more detail in each repeat.
Reduce opacity for subtle backgrounds
Lower the fill opacity to 5-20% for a subtle textured background that adds depth without overwhelming your UI content. Combine with a solid color fill underneath for tinted texture effects.
Extract matching color palettes
After generating a texture you like, run it through our Color Palette Extractor to pull the dominant colors as hex values. Use these colors in your Figma design system to create a cohesive look where your UI colors complement the texture backgrounds.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use a texture as a fill in Figma?
Select a frame or shape, then in the Fill section of the Design panel, click the color swatch and change the fill type to Image. Click the image thumbnail to choose your texture file. Then change the sizing mode to Tile so the texture repeats seamlessly. Adjust the scale to control the tile density.
What textures work best for UI backgrounds?
Subtle textures like noise, paper, and gradient work best for UI backgrounds because they add visual interest without competing with content. Set the fill opacity low (5-15%) for a barely visible texture effect. For landing pages and marketing designs, bolder textures like abstract, geometric, or marble can create more striking section backgrounds.
Can I use these textures commercially in my designs?
Yes. All textures generated on Texturize are released under our royalty-free license. You can use them in commercial designs, client projects, shipped products, design systems, and any Figma workflow without attribution or recurring fees.
Can I use textures in Figma prototypes?
Yes. Image fills render normally in Figma’s prototype preview mode. Textured backgrounds will appear exactly as designed when presenting prototypes to stakeholders or during user testing. The tile mode ensures textures scale correctly across different device frame sizes in your prototype flows.
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