4 free models
Free trees & nature 3D models
Trees are one of the hardest things to model from scratch and one of the first things a scene needs. Here you'll find low-poly sets, a stylised anime tree, realistic oaks and a fantasy mushroom cluster, covering everything from mobile games to architectural backgrounds.
In this collection
- Stylised Manga Tree19,757 tris · CC BY 4.0 · by farhad.Guli
- A bright green, anime-style tree with flat leaf clusters and a slender trunk. Under 20k triangles, free to use under CC BY 4.0.
- Stylised Glowing Mushrooms12,057 tris · CC BY 4.0 · by QumoDone
- A purple, spotted fantasy mushroom with smaller glowing companions on a grassy base. Hand-painted, free under CC BY 4.0, 0.5 MB.
- Low-Poly Trees Set5,381 tris · CC BY 4.0 · by Igor_K.
- A small set of low-poly trees on a grassy island: conifers and leafy trees for game levels. 5,381 triangles total, free under CC BY 4.0.
- Oak Trees14,475 tris · CC BY 4.0 · by DJMaesen
- A cluster of game-ready oak trees with 1K textures, generated with a tree tool and tuned for real-time use. Free GLB under CC BY 4.0.
Tips for using trees & nature
- Never place identical trees side by side. Rotate and scale each copy by 10–20%.
- Leaf cards need alpha-clip materials in most engines to avoid sorting artefacts.
- Mix two or three tree types for a forest edge. One type looks like a plantation.
Popular uses
- Game developmentGenerate blockout meshes, background props and placeholder characters in minutes, then spend your modelling time on the assets players actually look at..
- Architecture visualisationThe building is yours; the trees, benches, cars and furniture around it don't need to be.
- AR & VRAugmented reality on phones and virtual reality on headsets both demand light, well-scaled models in the right format.