City HDRI
- 35 published HDRIs at HDRI Hub carry the city or urban tag, priced $8 to $20.
- Resolutions run from 10000x5000 up to 14336x7168 pixels.
- The set includes parking areas, alleys, harbors, and freight yards alongside street scenes.
- A related page covers street-level HDRIs specifically, and another covers night city scenes.
35 published HDRIs at HDRI Hub carry the city or urban tag, priced $8 to $20, at resolutions from 10000x5000 to 14336x7168. They cover parking areas, alleys, harbors, and industrial yards, useful as reflection and lighting sources for urban exterior renders. For street-level scenes or night city lighting, see the related pages below.
Products
HDR 171 City Road Night
HDR 171 City Road Night 8k
HDR 169 Entrance Garage Night 14k
HDR 169 Entrance Garage Night
HDR 137 City Night Alley
HDR 088 Parking Lot - Clear Sky
HDR 087 Road
HDR 086 Road
HDR 085 Road
HDR 084 Parking Lot
HDR 083 Road
HDR 082 Road
HDR 050 Old Freight Yard
HDR 112 River Road 2
HDR 118 Parking Lot
HDR 117 Parking Lot
HDR 111 Parking Space
HDR 109 River Columns
HDR 024 Container
HDR 023 Alley
HDR 015 Harbor 3
HDR 013 Harbor 1
HDR 104 Sidewalk
HDR 108 River Road
HDR 103 Parking Space
HDR 039 Garage 2 16k
HDR 126 Tunnel
HDR 120 Tunnel
HDR 119 Tunnel
HDR 115 Industry 07
HDR 039 Garage 2
HDR 038 Garage 1
HDR 110 Tunnel
HDR 105 Old Factory
HDR 101 Old Factory
What is in this collection
HDRI Hub lists 35 published city and urban HDRIs, priced $8 to $20, at resolutions from 10000x5000 to 14336x7168. Examples include HDR 103 Parking Space, an open parking lot; HDR 023 Alley, a narrow urban alley; and HDR 050 Old Freight Yard, an industrial yard setting.
When to use city HDRIs
- Reflections on glass towers or car paint that need visible urban surroundings, not a blank sky.
- Context shots for a building render placed in an urban site.
- Material studies where concrete, asphalt, or brick surfaces in the HDRI inform the color of bounced light.
- Establishing an urban mood without modeling surrounding buildings in the 3D scene.
Rendering notes
Urban HDRIs carry more visual detail near the horizon than open landscape files, so keep the HDRI resolution high when it appears directly in reflections on glass or polished metal, since a low-resolution map will look blurry up close. Rotate the HDRI to align a recognizable feature, such as a building line or road, with the direction the camera is facing for a more convincing reflection. Several of these files also carry the road or street tag, so check the tag list on each product page for a closer match to the scene.