OpenGameArt

What OpenGameArt does

Community archive of free 2D art, 3D models, music and sound. Licenses vary per asset (CC0, CC-BY, CC-BY-SA, OGA-BY, GPL), so read each submission's license and credit notes. It is listed in our Free Asset Libraries category.

Pricing and free tier

OpenGameArt is listed as free. Plans change often, so confirm on the official site before you pay.

Best use for beginner game devs

We rate OpenGameArt 3/5 for beginners, which makes it usable by beginners with a little patience. Huge variety, but quality is mixed and every asset has its own license and attribution rules.

Best for: Finding niche sprites, tilesets, music and sounds for a jam game, as long as you track credits per asset.

Alternatives to OpenGameArt

• Kenney (Free, beginner rating 5/5): Thousands of free 2D and 3D game assets, UI and audio packs. Kenney states all assets on its asset pages are public domain (CC0), commercial use allowed, attribution not required.
• Quaternius (Free, beginner rating 5/5): Free low poly 3D model packs, many rigged and animated. Quaternius says its assets are CC0, usable in commercial projects without credit and modifiable in any way.
• ambientCG (Free, beginner rating 4/5): Free PBR materials, HDRIs and some models. All assets are CC0 1.0: copy, modify and use commercially without asking, and include raw files in your game.
• itch.io free game assets (Free, beginner rating 4/5): Marketplace section listing tens of thousands of free game asset packs from independent creators. Each creator sets their own license, so read the pack page before shipping.
• Poly Haven (Free, beginner rating 4/5): Free HDRIs, PBR textures and 3D models. All assets are CC0: any use including commercial, no credit required, and redistribution allowed.

See every option on the Free Asset Libraries page.