Synty Store

What Synty Store is

Synty Store is a web-based source of 3D art, 2D art, animations and software assets for games, video, content creation, marketing materials and physical products. Its library covers POLYGON and Simple styles, with environments, buildings, props, vehicles, characters, weapons, animation packs and interface components. SyntyPass gives subscribers access to the full library of more than 130 packs; free assets and individual pack purchases are also available. The studio officially supports Unity and Unreal Engine, while some assets may work with Godot. Purchased packs are downloaded from the account area under My Downloads, and Synty says it regularly updates assets with bug fixes. Listed commercial uses include video games, board games, VR and AR applications, video content, static art and promotional materials. SyntyPass includes troubleshooting support and costs $40 a month, billed 3 month pre-paid with a minimum term. It provides five seats per licence and $10 USD Store credit per licence per month. Subscription use has an important boundary: after expiry or termination, assets cannot be used in new intellectual property created after that point. The standard subscription licence also bars generative-AI datasets or development, NFT and blockchain products, and asset marketplaces. Synty was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in New Zealand.

Who it suits

Synty Store suits game, video and content creators seeking reusable art assets, especially teams working with Unity or Unreal Engine. Its library, free assets and subscription access may also suit projects involving marketing, board games or VR and AR applications.

Limits

SyntyPass has a three-month pre-paid minimum term. After a subscription expires or is terminated, assets cannot be used in new intellectual property created after that point; the standard subscription licence also prohibits generative-AI datasets or development, NFT and blockchain products, and asset marketplaces.

Getting started

1. Visit the Synty Store website.
2. Choose free assets, SyntyPass, or a one-time purchase licence.
3. Select packs that suit your project and engine.
4. Download purchased packs from My Downloads in your account area.
5. Check the applicable licence before using assets in a project.

Verdict

Choose Synty Store if your project needs a broad library of art packs and fits its stated commercial-use licence. SyntyPass offers access to the entire library, while one-time purchases provide perpetual rights to purchased packs. Look elsewhere if you need official Godot support or a licence for generative-AI, NFT, blockchain or marketplace use under the standard subscription terms.