UV Image Editor

UV-space texture editing focuses edits in the surface-relevant coordinate space, ensuring color and detail stay aligned with 3D geometry. The tool enables per-channel adjustments, non-destructive layers, and UDIM-aware tile handling so edits remain consistent across tiles. It targets 3D artists, game teams, and VFX studios who manage tiled texture sets and large atlases. By operating in UV space, color grading, seam correction, and tiling optimization can be performed without reprojecting to screen space, preserving texture fidelity across assets. The system supports metadata-rich exports for engines and renderers, including mipmaps when required. The core value lies in repeatability, tighter control over tile-based textures, and a streamlined path from editing to deployment. Core features include UV-space color correction, channel-level edits, non-destructive layers, and optional UDIM-aware previews. Use cases include adjusting per-tile color balance, correcting seams across UDIM boundaries, and exporting multiple maps with unified metadata for a production pipeline. The approach emphasizes deterministic results, auditability of edits, and compatibility with standard texture formats and color spaces. This yields improved texture consistency, reduced iteration cycles, and clearer handoffs between art departments and rendering pipelines.