Facadr — free building-facade maps, one sign-in
Facadr builds procedural building facades — ordered floors, randomly lit windows, and a clean 3-level displacer (concrete, lights-off, lights-on). Generate color, height, normal, and emission maps in your browser and drop them onto any building in Blender, DaVinci Resolve, or your game engine.
Free · one sign-in · no watermark · runs in your browser
Color, a 3-level height displacer, normal, and a separate emission map for glowing windows — everything you need to surface a building, generated together from the same facade.
Set the floor and window grid, add row variation so floors differ in height (windows come in a variety of sizes), then dial lit odds, run-length for streaky bands, and dark floors — a facade that reads real, not a repeating tile.
The height map uses exactly three values — black concrete, grey lights-off, white lights-on — so window relief stays sharp for displacement in Blender or a depth pass in DaVinci Resolve.
Drag on the preview to blank a region to concrete — a billboard, storefront base, blank wall, or setback — and export up to 8K. Free: sign in once (it adds you to the newsletter), no watermark, no resolution cap.
Four maps for a building facade: color, height (a clean 3-level displacer), normal, and emission (lit windows only, for glow).
Yes — Facadr is free. Sign in once (Google, Microsoft, or email; it also adds you to our newsletter) and generate and download at no cost, with no watermark and no resolution cap.
Yes — use the height map for displacement, the normal map for detail, the emission map for glowing windows, and the color map for the base. A dedicated Facadr add-on that builds the building and applies the maps for you is coming.
Yes — lit odds, run-length (for streaky bands), and dark-floor controls, plus a lit-window color palette, decide exactly how the building lights up.
Yes — drag on the preview to mask a region to concrete for a billboard, storefront, or blank wall. The on-screen mask guide never exports; only the clean maps do.
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