Generate an Unreal-ready ORM texture.

Tune occlusion, roughness, and metallic maps independently, preview the full material, then pack them into the channel layout used by Unreal workflows.

Build an Unreal ORM See the output

PRODUCTION DETAILS

Three material signals. One packed texture.

01
Ambient occlusion in red
02
Roughness in green
03
Metallic in blue
04
Individual map exports retained for debugging or repacking

REAL LOCAL PROCESS / SOURCE TO MAP SET

See what one image becomes.

The four outputs below are calculated in your browser from the exact source shown here. No mock output and no upload.

TEXELMATIC example source image — Original colour and 3:2 aspect ratio retained.

01 / NORMAL

02 / ROUGHNESS

03 / AO

04 / HEIGHT

OPERATOR NOTES / FAQ

Questions before processing.

What does ORM mean?

It is a packed texture containing ambient occlusion, roughness, and metallic data in separate RGB channels.

Can I edit each channel before packing?

Yes. AO, surface, and metallic controls remain independent.

Is the packed map resized?

No. It uses the selected export dimensions and preserves the source ratio.