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100 Free Canvas, Paper, Paint, and Metal Textures

As a designer, it’s not always possible to take the time and generate your own textures for all of your graphics. Thankfully, there are tons of convenient stock textures that others have freely contributed to the design community! We’ve gathered 99 of our favorites in this gigantic list!

Paper Textures

Paper Textures
Aged Paper (Parchment) Texture Old Bible Texture
Another Old Paper Texture
Old Aged Paper (Parchment) Texture
Paper Texture
Another Paper Texture
Old Bible Cover
Old Bible Cover (other side)
Old Paper
Old Paper 2
Grungy Parchment
Fake Paper
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9 More Free Paper Textures

Paint Textures

Paint Textures
Green Peeled Paint Abstract Grunge Painting
Oil Paint Series 4
Blue Oils
Abstract Colored Paint 3
Watercolor Texture
Green Peeled Paint
Grunge Paint Texture
Abstract Grunge Painting
Gold + Red Paint Texture
Peeling Painted Wall Texture
Painted Wall Texture
Peeling Paint
Oil Paint Series 1
Oil Paint Series 2
Oil Paint Series 3
Oil Paint Series 4
Blue Oils
Abstract Colored Paint 1
Abstract Colored Paint 2
Abstract Colored Paint 3
Abstract Colored Paint 4
Abstract Colored Paint 5
Watercolor
Dirty Wall with Paint
Green Dirty Wall with Paint

Metal Textures

Grunge Metal Textures
Diamond Plate Metallic Texture Red Metal Rusting
Iron Texture
Rusted Sheet Metal
Red and Rusted
Diamond Plate Metallic Texture
Grunge Metal Texture
Rusted Metal Texture
Red Metal Rusting
Red Metal Grunge

Canvas Textures

Canvas Textures
Textured Canvas New Canvas
Grungier Canvas
Strokes on a Canvas
Green Canvas
Textured Canvas
Canvas
Background Canvas
Canvas Macro
Copy Canvas
New Canvas
Grungy Canvas
Grungier Canvas
Tan Canvas
Macro Canvas Texture
Strokes on a Canvas
Traditional Clothes
Red Oxide Frame
Wrinkled Fabric
Red Weave

More Stock Textures

Scratched Wooden Plank Texture
Wall Stucco
Structure 1
Structure 2
Structure 3
Structure 4

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