Browse 3D Software
Artists fluent in every tool in the pipeline. 40 software hubs covering modeling, sculpting, texturing, FX, lighting, and real-time engines.
Pipelines win or lose on tool fit. Filter by the DCC your team already runs and skip the retooling cost. Every hub below lists working professionals from India who use that tool day to day, ranked by trust and experience.
All software hubs
BlenderAdobe AftereffectsSubstance PainterUnreal EngineMayaCinema4DMarvelous DesignerZ BrushHoudiniAdobe PhotoshopNukeEmbergen3ds MaxGenerative AIKeyshotSpeedTreeFusionSubstance DesignerAdobe DimensionCharacter CreatorNvidia OmniverseDavinci ResolveUnityAdobe IllustratorProcreateMarmoset ToolbagTouch DesignerFusion360KatanaLiquigen3D coatClip Studio PaintClo3DGaeaMariPlasticityRhinoceros and GrasshopperSketchUpSolidworksSpline 3d
Frequently asked questions
- Which 3D software do Indian studios use the most?
- Maya and Blender lead the pack across film, games, and ad work. Houdini owns most of the high-end VFX and FX pipelines, ZBrush dominates sculpting, and Substance is the de facto texturing stack. Real-time work skews toward Unreal Engine, with Unity holding steady in mobile and AR.
- Should I hire by software or by skill?
- Both. Software tells you whether an artist slots into your pipeline without retooling. Skill tells you whether the output will be any good. If your team is locked to a specific DCC, filter by software first. If you have flexibility, prioritise role and portfolio.
- Can artists work across multiple tools?
- Most working professionals run a two or three tool stack: a primary DCC plus texturing and a renderer. Look for that breadth on a profile rather than a single specialised badge.
- Do you list freelance only artists, or full-time too?
- Both. Each profile flags freelance availability so you can filter for hire ready talent versus full-time professionals open to side projects.