Free Tile Textures (PBR, Seamless)
Tiles are geometric, so any misalignment in the repeat shows up as a visible seam. Every texture below tiles cleanly, but the scale still needs setting per surface: a tile sized for a bathroom floor looks absurd on a building exterior. Glossy ceramic also needs a reflection source in your scene to look like anything, so check it under your real lighting rather than in a preview sphere.
Everything here is free to download from the source site. These results come from Poly Haven. Licences vary by file and are shown on each card. Nothing is hosted by us, and every link goes to the original page so you get the current version and the real licence terms.
Anti Skid TilesCC0
Bi StretchCC0
Blue Floor Tiles 01CC0
Book PatternCC0
Brown Floor TillesCC0
Brown LeatherCC0
CabanCC0
Ceramic Roof 01CC0
Checkered Pavement TilesCC0
Clay Roof TilesCC0
Clay Roof Tiles 02CC0
Clay Roof Tiles 03CC0
Concrete Pavement 03CC0
Concrete Tile FacadeCC0Search all textures in the live asset library →
Using these textures in a game
A PBR set is usually four or five images: base colour, roughness, normal, ambient occlusion, and sometimes displacement or metalness. You need at least colour, roughness, and normal for a surface to react correctly to light. Poly Haven and AmbientCG both offer several resolutions per texture, and 1K is the right default for anything running in a browser tab.
Texture memory, not file size, is what kills web performance. A 2048×2048 PNG is 16 MB in video memory no matter how small the download was. Convert textures to KTX2 and they stay GPU-compressed in memory, which typically cuts that by four to eight times. That single change usually does more for load time and frame rate than reducing polygon counts.
Licences, briefly
CC0 means public domain: use it commercially, modify it, ship it, no credit required. That covers everything from Kenney, Quaternius, KayKit, Poly Haven, and AmbientCG.
Freesound and OpenGameArt host a mix. Some files are CC0, others are CC-BY (credit required) or CC-BY-SA (credit required and derivatives must carry the same licence, which is a real constraint on a commercial game). The licence is set per file by whoever uploaded it, so check the source page before you ship.
The complete guide to game asset licences covers what each one actually requires and where teams usually get it wrong.
More free textures
Free Wood Textures (PBR, Seamless) · Free Metal Textures (PBR, Seamless) · Free Stone and Rock Textures (PBR, Seamless) · Free Brick Textures (PBR, Seamless) · Free Grass and Ground Textures (PBR, Seamless) · Free Concrete Textures (PBR, Seamless) · Free Fabric and Cloth Textures (PBR, Seamless)
Or search every source at once, and see the complete guide to free game assets for the full picture on where this art comes from and how to use it.