Mixos Paint
8.0#1 in 3d texturing softwareFrom $5.99 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitMixos Paint vs Wafer
What both publish
| Fact | Mixos Paint | Wafer |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | The product is made by Matthew Guild, described as a one-person operation and founder based in New York. | Sparseal describes its work as design and development of CGI tools and identifies Pablo Dobarro and Joan Fons on its About page. |
| Platforms | Paint runs in WebGPU-capable browsers on Mac, Windows, Linux, iPad, Android and Chromebook; the iPhone and iPad app requires iOS 26 or later. | The maker lists Windows and macOS desktop downloads and links to an iPad App Store version. |
Mixos Paint plans
- FreeFree
- Pro$5.99 a month
- Pro$8.99 a month
- Max$13.99 a month
- Max$17.99 a month
- Pay once license$79, paid once
Wafer plans
- Indie$45, paid once
- Studio$120, paid once
- Studio (Floating)$120, paid once
Pick Mixos Paint if…
Paint suits game artists, motion designers, 3D hobbyists, students and studios working with PBR materials. It is a fit for people who want to paint for free, provided they do not need to export finished maps without a paid plan or license.
Pick Wafer if…
Wafer suits artists creating stylized or NPR 3D assets who need direct geometry painting and PBR workflows. It is available for iOS, macOS, and Windows, with desktop purchases applying only to listed Windows and macOS versions.