3DTextures.me vs Cinegrams

3DTextures.me is a web library of free seamless PBR and stylized textures for digital art projects. Texture posts can include Diffuse, Normal, Metallic, Displacement, Roughness, and Ambient Occlusion maps, with downloads in PNG and SBS/SBSAR formats. The site says the textures work with Unity, Unreal, Godot, Blender, Maya, and 3DSMax. They are licensed CC0, allowing commercial use without attribution; redistribution is allowed, but users may not claim authorship. The Free textures plan costs nothing and requires one-by-one downloads. Supporters can receive a link for downloading all textures, while support of 3 or more coffees includes a 4K textures folder and other textures. A supporter-only interactive library provides previews and filters by name and date added. The site also offers Align Tools for Blender, and its FAQ directs questions to a contact form.

Cinegrams sells editing assets for visual storytelling, including LUTs, presets, overlays, transitions, sound effects, film scans, titles, and Powergrades. The maker presents these as drag-and-drop tools. LUTs work in software that supports the.cube format, including Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, Photoshop, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, and Vegas Pro. Lightroom presets are listed for Lightroom, Lightroom Classic, Lightroom Mobile, and Photoshop; Powergrades support both free and full versions of DaVinci Resolve. Purchases are one-time, with a listed starting price of $29.99 and no free plan. Named options include Season I at $97, paid once, Season II at $97, paid once, Cinematic Academy at $149, paid once, and Full Access at $249, paid once. The Academy offers courses in cinematography, color grading, photography, photo editing, and social media, and is intended for creators including those with no previous experience. Cinegrams lists Android, iOS, macOS, and Windows. Support is available Monday to Friday, 9am–5pm ET, with an average answer time of four hours.