Noise Texture Generator

Perlin noise is a gradient noise function developed by Ken Perlin. It produces natural-looking textures and is widely used in computer graphics for generating clouds, landscapes, and organic patterns.

• Octaves: Number of noise layers combined for detail
• Persistence: How much each octave contributes to the final result
• Best for: Natural textures, terrain, clouds

Simplex noise is an improved version of Perlin noise, also developed by Ken Perlin. It has better performance and fewer directional artifacts, making it ideal for high-quality procedural generation.

• Octaves: Number of noise layers for detail variation
• Lacunarity: Frequency multiplier between octaves
• Best for: High-quality textures, animations, 3D applications

Worley noise (also called Voronoi noise) creates cellular patterns by calculating distances to randomly distributed points. It's perfect for creating organic cell-like structures and stone textures.

• Cell Density: Number of seed points affecting pattern density
• Distance Function: Method for calculating distances between points
• Best for: Cellular patterns, stone textures, organic structures