> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.archisketch.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.archisketch.com/guide/enterprise-en/manage-finishing/upload-finishing.md).

# Finish material upload

In addition to the built-in finishes, you can upload finish material images you own and use them in your project.

## Step 1. Upload file

**Path:** Dashboard > Company Library > Products > Finishes > Upload

1. **'Upload' button**click.

![](/files/a4c275264bb069f7b08d5c90ddfa1f03639c637b)

2. Prepared finish material **1 image file**upload it.

   * Supports 'click on screen' or 'drag and drop'
   * **Supported formats:** JPG, PNG
   * **Size limit:** 5MB or less

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## Single image upload vs PBR texture upload

<table><thead><tr><th width="127.29296875">Item</th><th width="280.7109375">General upload</th><th>Expert upload</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Number of uploaded maps</td><td>1 (BaseColor)</td><td>Up to 5 (Albedo, Normal, Roughness, Metalness, Height)</td></tr><tr><td>Automatic correction feature</td><td>Provided (Roughness, Normal automatically generated)</td><td>Not provided – user uploads directly</td></tr><tr><td>Output quality</td><td>Basic level</td><td>High-quality PBR rendering possible</td></tr><tr><td>Recommended for</td><td>General users</td><td>3D professionals and designers</td></tr></tbody></table>

## Step 2. Set attribute values

After uploading an image, you will be taken to the attribute settings screen.

### Product Information - Finishes

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="Single image upload" %}

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**Bump**

* of the surface **degree of unevenness**set it.
  * `1` = flatness
  * `10` = the surface is **more bumpy and rough** expressed

**Gloss**

* of the surface **degree of gloss**set it.
  * `1` = no gloss
  * `10` = very glossy
    {% endtab %}

{% tab title="PBR texture upload" %}

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* **The first uploaded image is Albedo (BaseColor)** and is uploaded as a map.
* **Supported file formats**: `.jpg`, `.png`
* **File size limit**: **Under 5MB**
* **File naming rules**: To clearly indicate the purpose of each map, for example: `materialname_albedo.png` we recommend using this format.

### Albedo (BaseColor)

* **Role**: Represents the base color of the surface.
* **Feature**: Pure color information without lighting or shadow information

### Normal

* **Role**: Controls the direction of light reflection to express detailed surface texture
* **Feature**: A blue/purple-toned map using RGB channels

### Roughness

* **Role**: Controls surface roughness and reflectivity
* **Feature**: A grayscale map from white (rough) to black (smooth)

### Metalness

* **Role**: Controls whether the material is metallic
* **Feature**: A black-and-white map usually represented as 0 or 1

### Height

* **Role**: Expresses surface height information to emphasize a sense of depth
* **Feature**: A grayscale map (more realistic when used together with a Normal map)

{% hint style="warning" %}
All maps **tiling (Seamless Texture)** must be applied.
{% endhint %}

### **Map creation and extraction methods**

#### Recommended tools

* Adobe Substance Painter
* Adobe Substance Designer

#### Notes when creating

* All maps must have tiling applied; non-tiling maps may cause unexpected rendering results.
  {% endtab %}
  {% endtabs %}

### **Product Information - Basic Info**

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**Name**

* Enter the product name to be displayed in the editor.

**3D Dimensions**

* Please enter the image size.
* The set size will be applied to the editor as is.

### **Sales information**

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If needed, enter commercial information as well. By adding the sales price, sales unit, applicable (installation) area, and more, you can use it right away for quotes and calculations.

{% hint style="info" %}
Pro tip — If you enter the sales price, unit, and applicable area accurately when first uploading, the area-based amount will be automatically calculated later in the quotation, reducing your workload.
{% endhint %}

If all other required information has been entered, **Upload** please press the button.

Completed submissions are `Finishes > Unclassified Products`saved as.

## Step 3. Move to category

Items in 'Unclassified Products' **are not displayed in the editor.**

Please be sure to set a category. **The category setup method is the same as for furniture products**.


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