Titanium Material

Titanium is a polished, mid-grey metal, the look of premium watches, high-end phones and aerospace parts. It is darker than Aluminum yet smoother and more reflective, so it reads as dense and technical rather than light.

Settings

• Color mid grey: a muted, almost neutral grey with a faint warm cast, darker than aluminum and close to steel.
• Roughness 0.25: well polished. Reflections are recognisable but slightly soft, between Chrome and Steel.
• Env Map Intensity 1.3: stronger than normal reflections, which make the dark grey shine.
• Metalness 1: fully metallic.

Raise Roughness to about 0.45 for bead-blasted titanium, the matte finish common on watch cases. Shifting the Color toward blue or bronze imitates anodised titanium.

Use it for

Watches, phones and wearables, sports and aerospace products, premium tech hero shots, sci-fi hardware, and dark, refined metal logos and 3D text. Titanium pairs well with dark backgrounds and controlled studio light, where its polish picks out edges without the glare of chrome. Give it an environment with some contrast so the darker tone still has reflections to show.