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Moduly
Free browser-based procedural texture & pattern generators
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Free browser-based procedural texture & pattern generators
4 followers
I kept paying for texture tools that required installs just to export a single SVG. So I built Moduly. 7 WebGL generators running directly in your browser: Liquid Flow — organic Perlin noise patterns Noise Generator — normal maps for Unity, Unreal, and Godot Fabric Weave — plain, twill, satin, and herringbone patterns Ornament — math-based symmetry patterns Tiling — seamless geometric grids Text Studio — 3D extrusion, gradients, and neon glow UI Shapes — clean SVG and CSS clip-path export
Hey Product Hunt!
I built Moduly after running into the same frustrating workflow over and over as a designer.
You find a great pattern on a stock site, bring it into Figma, then spend way too long digging through hundreds of vector paths just to change a single color or adjust the spacing. Most of the time, editing breaks the tiling completely, so you end up searching for another asset instead.
That’s what pushed me to build Moduly.
Instead of static files, every pattern in Moduly is generated procedurally with WebGL. The pattern stays fully editable until export. You can tweak color, density, frequency, flow, spacing, and more with real-time controls, then export clean SVGs, 4K PNGs.
There are currently 7 generators available:
• Liquid Flow
• Noise Field
• Fabric Weave
• Tiling Grid
• Ornament Generator
• Shape Generator
• Text Studio
Everything is free to use.
One feature I especially love is shareable parametric links. Instead of sending a flat image, you can send a live editable version of the design. Anyone opening the link can continue tweaking and export their own variation instantly.
Would genuinely love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or ideas for new generators/features