Generate camouflage inspired by the military garments in the library, then download it as a seamless tile. Use it in CLO3D, print it on fabric, or drop it into a render. Every pattern is generated from scratch, unique, and free under CC BY 4.0.
Colours · pick one or type a hex code
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Seamless tile · Prints at 25 × 25 cm · PNG instant · SVG with your email · Free under CC BY 4.0
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Use it in CLO 3D
Use the PNG. It goes straight into CLO as a fabric texture.
01 — Select the fabric. In the Property Editor, under Material → Texture, load the PNG.
02 — Set the texture width and height to 250 mm. The 3000 px file at 300 DPI covers 25 cm, so the camo sits at real-world scale.
The tile repeats seamlessly · Use the SVG for Illustrator and fabric printing
What the SVG is for
The PNG puts the camo on a garment in 3D. The SVG is for making things with it in real life.
- Fabric printing: digital textile and sublimation printers can scale it to any repeat size, from 10 cm to 1 m, without losing sharpness.
- Illustrator, Affinity and Figma: every colour is its own shape layer, so you can recolour it, edit shapes or combine it with your own artwork.
- Laser cutting and vinyl: split the colour layers into cut paths for patches, stencils, heat-transfer vinyl or screen-print separations, one screen per colour.
- Product and graphic design: skate decks, phone cases, packaging, posters and merch, wherever you need clean edges at any size.
- Web, games and 3D: light and crisp on any screen, and usable as a texture in Blender, Unity and other 3D tools that take vector files.
- Embroidery and knit: the clean shapes make a good starting point for digitising.
File details
PNG — 3000 × 3000 px at 300 dpi. Prints at 25 × 25 cm.
SVG — 25 × 25 cm and fully scalable. Resize or recolour it in Illustrator, Figma, Inkscape or CLO 3D.
Both files tile seamlessly