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Introducing the Godot Asset Store

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Introducing the Godot Asset Store
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The Godot Asset Store has been launched as a new platform for publishing and acquiring assets, replacing the older Asset Library. This new store integrates with Godot's shared account system and introduces features such as user reviews, analytics for publishers, and multiple download versions. The Asset Library will remain operational but will be deprecated and set to read-only in the near future.

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Original publisherGodot Engine
Canonical URLhttps://godotengine.org/article/introducing-the-godot-asset-store/
Publication timeFri, 22 May 2026 14:18:26 +0000
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Introducing the Godot Asset StoreBy: Emi22 May 2026NewsThe Asset Library has served for many years as the official place to publish and acquire assets, fulfilling a valuable community need. However with the rapid growth of the Godot community and ecosystem, it was time to come up with a new infrastructure.After a couple years of work and a few months of beta testing, we are pleased to introduce the new Godot Asset Store.The Godot Asset StoreThe new Asset Store is live and stable and will be fully integrated in Godot 4.7. The Asset Store leverages Godot’s shared account system, which means that if you have donated to the development fund, participated on the forum or on the developer chat, or voted for showreel candidates, you already have an account.

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