The study examines the effect of bending on texture formation in two aluminum alloys with varying degrees of recrystallization. X-ray diffraction methods demonstrated a distinct transformation of the sharp Cube texture into Brass and Rotated Cube deformation components in the fully recrystallized A5 alloy. In contrast, bending in the partially recrystallized high-strength 1565ch alloy results in texture blurring and an increase in the random texture fraction. The research establishes the critical role of mechanical properties and the original structure in the evolution of texture.