Artyx · The agentic studio for game art · Closed beta v0.4
The first agentic studio
The first agentic studio
for game art.
Artyx is a node-based canvas powered by autonomous agents that make intelligent decisions. You orchestrate — they follow your vision.
For game studios Indie devs Modders Tech artists
Browser-based · agents run in the cloud You own your work · never training data
01 / Showcase
Made with Artyx. The closed beta.
One flagship plate, four siblings — same agentic pipeline, five real outputs. Full meshes, baked textures, ready for engine.
05 plates · mosaic
one flagship · four siblings
one flagship · four siblings
ESPADA
DRONE
OLIVE
AWP-S
02 / Why Artyx
Three reasons studios switch.
Not features. Stances. Every line of Artyx is downstream of these three.
Thesis
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01
OWNERSHIP
Your prompts and outputs are never used to train any model. Every project runs in its own isolated context — no shared memory between studios. Bring your own model keys when you want to.
02
ACCELERATION
Brief to engine-ready in minutes. Agents run in parallel, resume cleanly after a crash, and live on one canvas. No more tab roulette between Midjourney, Meshy and Substance.
03
DEMOCRATIZATION
Text or image in, mesh and textures out. No years of Maya. No Substance certifications. A solo modder ships the same pipeline a 40-person studio does — the pipeline is the prompt.
03 / Capabilities
Five things you ship
from one canvas.
Each is a first-class node on the canvas. Chain them, or hand the chain to the Agent.
05 capabilities
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Text → 3D
Prompt a mesh. Get a clean topology base, riggable and engine-bound. Style-locked across iterations.
Image → 3D
Drop a single reference. The agent solves silhouette, depth, and view-set, then converges to one mesh.
AI Textures
Geometry-aware textures across UV views, baked into a 4K atlas. Reskin one asset a hundred ways without breaking the topology.
Intelligent Segmentation
One image, multiple meshes. The agent identifies parts, splits them at the seams you'd cut by hand, and exports them addressable.
Artyx Agent
Hands-free pipeline. The Agent watches the canvas and runs the whole sequence — generate, segment, texture, bake, export — keeping every variant on-vision.
04 / Agentic Derivation
Agents that work for your vision.
Derive, don't redo. The Agent watches the canvas and keeps every variant on-vision — same silhouette, same materials, same intent.
Demo set
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4.1 · Live demo Agent in action
Watch one prompt traverse seven nodes. The Agent narrates each step, pauses on confidence drops, and resumes on click.
▶ loop · 02:14 open in canvas →
4.2 · Workflow Image workflows
Drop a reference. The Agent fans out: silhouette → segmentation → mesh → UV → texture set. You keep what fits the brief.
▶ loop · 01:48 open in canvas →
4.3 · Workflow Orthographic views
Generate front, side, back and a 3/4 from a single concept image. Lock the silhouette, derive the rest.
▶ loop · 00:52 open in canvas →
Capabilities ▸ 3D FROM IMAGEMULTI-IMAGE INPUTSIMAGE WORKFLOWSRETEXTURE · GEOMETRY UNTOUCHEDSKIN EXPLORATIONBRAND-LOCKED VARIANTSBATCH 1 → N
05 / Workflow
From brief to engine-ready,
in seven moves.
Every step is a single click on the canvas — and the Artyx Agent can run the whole sequence on its own.
07 steps
~4 min runtime
~4 min runtime
01
IMPORT
Brief, ref image, or existing .glb. Drop on canvas.
02
CONNECT
Wire input to a generator node. Choose model & seed.
03
GENERATE
Mesh resolves. Variants fan out as siblings.
04
PREVIEW
Inspect topology, silhouette, material channels live.
05
AGENT
Hand the rest to the Agent — or keep driving.
06
EDIT
Retexture, retopo, paint masks. Geometry preserved.
07
EXPORT
.glb / .gltf / .obj + 4K PNG atlas. Engine-bound.
↻ agent.run({steps: 1..7}) — average 4m 18s on the showcase plates Watch the agent run
06 / Integrations
Drops straight into your engine.
One-click bake to UV atlas, then drag straight into Blender, Unity, Unreal, or Godot. No round-trip, no conversion dance.
04 engines
more soon
more soon
Blender
Drag & drop. Atlas auto-applied.
.glb.gltf.obj
Unity
PBR atlas binds to Standard shader.
.glb.fbxURP/HDRP
Unreal
Materials route to Lumen-ready setup.
.glb.fbxNanite
Godot
Drag into res://. Atlas linked on import.
.glb.gltf
Ingest · .glb · .gltf · .obj ▸ Export · 4K PNG atlas (albedo / normal / roughness / ORM)
07 / Pricing
Pay for what you make. Nothing more.
Closed-beta. Usage-based. Every plan unlocks every feature. Pick a monthly allowance — Artyx pauses when you hit it. No automatic overage. No surprise invoice.
05 tiers
billed monthly
billed monthly
Recommended
PRO
$49 / mo
$55 included credit
- Single seat · priority queue
- Email support · 24h
- Showcase + recipes early
STUDIO
$149 / mo
$170 included credit
- Up to 5 seats
- Priority queue · burst lanes
- Shared canvases · review mode
ENTERPRISE
Custom
Volume + governance
- SSO · SCIM · DPA
- Dedicated capacity
- Designated support engineer
Beta members get $2 starter credit · usage caps at chosen allowance · cancel anytime · prices in USD
08 / FAQ
What teams actually ask us.
Six questions from the closed-beta inbox. If yours isn't here, it lands in the same inbox.
06 questions
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Q01 How is Artyx different from Midjourney, Meshy, or Substance Painter?
Midjourney gives you images. Meshy and similar tools solve narrower 3D tasks. Substance Painter is deep manual surface work. Artyx connects concept exploration, asset workflows, skins, agents, and export in one canvas so the whole production thread stays together.
Q02 Is Artyx just a texturing or skins tool?
No. Texturing is one capability inside a broader agentic workflow. Artyx is a node-based desktop app for concept art, visual exploration, 3D asset workflows, skin variants, surface refinement, and export-ready output in one place.
Q03 Do my files get uploaded to the cloud?
When you run a generation, the inputs that node needs — prompts, reference images, and 3D models — are sent to the AI provider that powers it (Tripo, Meshy, Hunyuan, fal.ai, OpenAI, Google, Black Forest Labs, xAI, Anthropic). Outputs stream back to your device. Your workspace persists locally under ~/.artyx; Artyx itself does not retain your files beyond what is needed to bill the request. Each provider applies its own data-handling policy to data it processes.
Q04 Can I use generated assets in commercial games?
Yes. Use generated assets in shipped titles, DLC, live-ops content, promotional material, or internal production work, subject to the terms of service and the policies of any upstream model providers involved in the workflow.
Q05 What is the Artyx Agent?
The Artyx Agent is the autonomous agent layer built into Artyx. Give it a brief and it can plan the work, run directions in parallel, verify outputs against the brief, resume where it left off, and present results back inside your canvas with you still in control.
Q06 What platforms and formats are supported?
Artyx runs on macOS and Windows. Import 3D models (.glb, .gltf, .obj), images (.png, .jpg, .webp, .gif), and reference videos (.mp4, .webm, .mov). Export images, UV texture atlases (4096×4096 PNG), and generated video clips for downstream engine or content workflows.
Closed beta · invites rolling weekly
Start shipping.
Free to apply. No card required. Invites go out weekly to studios, indies and modders building things we'd actually want to play.
What you get on accept
- $2 starter credit, no card required
- Browser-based canvas — no install
- Private Discord with the team
- Showcase opt-in (and royalties)
- Weekly recipe drops