3D models/Plants
Plants 3D models for 3ds Max
Vegetation changes how a render feels more than almost any other detail. The Plants category runs from a potted plant on a table to a street tree, and includes bouquets, bushes, grass and green walls.
What you will find
Indoor plants lead, followed by bouquets and outdoor plants. Then come trees, bushes, vertical green walls and grass. Each group does a different job: indoor plants and bouquets dress interiors, while trees, bushes and grass populate gardens, terraces and urban views.
What is inside Plants
Which scenes it suits
Interior visuals use one or two well-placed plants to bring colour and soften straight lines. Landscape and exterior architecture need trees and shrubs at several distances, and green walls suit lobbies, restaurants and commercial facades.
What to check when choosing
Vegetation is heavy, because leaves mean a lot of geometry. In an exterior with many trees, use instances and keep the detailed ones for the foreground. Look at the leaves in the preview: translucency and the back of the leaf are what make foliage convincing. Vary species and size so a row of identical trees does not look stamped. Combine outdoor plants with Architecture and street Lighting.
Plants packs — buy the collection once
Prefer not to subscribe? These packs bundle plants models as a one-time purchase, textures included.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I populate a garden or an urban view with these models?
- Yes. The Tree, Bush, Outdoor and Grass groups are meant for gardens, terraces and streets, while Indoor and Bouquet are for interiors.
- Do the plants come with their textures?
- Yes. They are native .max files with textures included, for 3ds Max 2021 and later, labelled Corona or V-Ray.
- How can I download plants?
- From the library with a subscription, or with a Plants pack as a one-time purchase. The packs on this page show what each one includes.