Kiosk Library is an asset management software developed by Fabian Strub that turns your scattered folders into a fast, searchable visual asset library built for real production workflow. It streamlines resource management with tailored filtering, customizable organization and seamless integration with popular 3D software. Version 2.1 introduces a direct DCC asset exporter, allowing artists to push their own models straight from their digital content creation tools into Kiosk with fully resolved texture paths and auto-generated thumbnails.
Features include:
- 100% local & secure
- Deep DCC integrations: native plugins for Blender, Houdini, Maya, and Cinema 4D
- OpenPBR detection: Kiosk automatically detects texture variants (Base Color, Roughness, Normal, Metalness) and wires up the material automatically upon export
- Command stacks: automate your scene creation. Build sequences of Python commands per category to import, wire materials, and set up lighting in a single click.
- Automatic thumbnails
- Built-In Polyhaven integration: browse, download, and import right into your library without opening a web browser
Version 2.1 adds:
- Unreal Engine integration: send assets directly into UE projects, build materials, and swap HDRIs seamlessly from the Kiosk library
- Advanced UDIM & channel exploration: deep-dive into individual channels and tiles, with supported UDIM setups carried directly into DCC materials
- Native OCIO color management: assign color spaces inside Kiosk for accurate visual previews and carry those settings into supported applications upon export
- PBR viewer & 3D enhancements: tiling controls to preview texture scales right inside Kiosk, improved material previews, and custom thumbnail rendering angles
- LUT support & quality of life: visual thumbnail browsing for LUT collections
A free version is available with most of the features, plus a Pro version with extended functionality for $56.20 and a Studio version with 3 seats for multiple artists for $147.95.
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I’ve been using this tool daily since its first release.
Sincce even the free version has most of the key features. I recommend trying this tool 🙂