3D-Agent

A Blender AI agent that models, textures and animates from text prompts

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What is 3D-Agent?

3D-Agent is a paid AI agent for Blender 4.2+ on macOS and Windows. It turns text prompts into models, textures, animation and Python scripts inside the open scene, with quad-focused topology and exports to OBJ, FBX, GLB and USDZ.

3D-Agent is an AI agent that runs alongside Blender and works directly on the scene an artist already has open. It ships as a desktop app for macOS and Windows and requires Blender 4.2 or later. Instead of producing a mesh on a remote server and handing back a file, it models, edits, textures, animates and writes Blender Python inside the live scene, then checks its own output in the viewport. It installs its own Blender extension, so there is no manual add-on setup and no personal API key to manage. The workflow is built around plain-language prompts. A user describes an object, such as a fantasy church, a modern house or a plush toy, and the agent builds it in Blender. Follow-up messages build on the existing geometry, so changes like moving a bed, adjusting a light or switching a camera angle can be requested in text, with undo available. A dedicated topology function takes an imported AI-generated mesh and rebuilds it with cleaner quads, fewer vertices or repaired non-manifold edges. Animation prompts cover keyframes, walk cycles, rigs and camera flythroughs, and a scripting mode previews the Python before running it. Exports go to OBJ, FBX, GLB and USDZ, plus any native Blender exporter. The audience is Blender users who want faster blockout and iteration: game developers preparing assets for Unity, Unreal or Godot, architectural and interior visualizers, freelance 3D artists and students. The site also publishes guides on Blender MCP, Claude MCP and Roblox model creation. Among alternatives, the main contrast is with general chatbots that only write scripts they cannot test, and with command-helper plugins that do not generate geometry. 3D-Agent is paid only, with three subscription tiers that differ in monthly prompt allowance, speed, reasoning depth and the number of sub-agents, and every tier carries a commercial licence. Anyone without Blender, or who wants a free tier, will need to look elsewhere.

How do you use 3D-Agent?

  1. 1Install Blender 4.2 or later
    3D-Agent works on a scene open in Blender, so install a current Blender release first. Blender is a free download from blender.org.
  2. 2Download and sign in to 3D-Agent
    Get the desktop app for macOS or Windows from the download page and choose a plan. The app installs its own Blender extension automatically.
  3. 3Describe the model you want
    Type a plain-language prompt such as a Gothic church or a teddy bear with soft fur. The agent builds the model in your open Blender scene.
  4. 4Refine with follow-up prompts
    Ask for changes like fixing topology, reducing vertices, moving objects or adding animation. Undo or iterate with another message if the result is off.
  5. 5Export in your preferred format
    Export to OBJ, FBX, GLB or USDZ directly from Blender, or use any native Blender exporter for formats like STL or Alembic.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Works inside the Blender scene already open, reading the viewport and building on existing geometry with follow-up promptsAI
  • Topology repair converts n-gons and triangles to quads and can reduce vertex counts on imported AI meshesAI
  • Covers modeling, texturing, animation and Python scripting in one tool, with script previews before executionAI
  • Exports to OBJ, FBX, GLB and USDZ, and every paid plan includes a commercial licenceAI
  • Installs its own Blender extension, with no manual add-on setup and no API key to manageAI

Cons

  • Paid only, with no free tier and the cheapest plan starting at $19 per monthAI
  • Requires Blender 4.2 or later, so it is no use to people working in other 3D packagesAI
  • Desktop apps are listed for macOS and Windows only, leaving Linux users without an optionAI
  • Monthly prompt caps (100 on Basic) can run out quickly during heavy iterationAI
  • Basic plan has standard quality, no sub-agents and no email support, so useful features sit behind pricier tiersAI

How much does 3D-Agent cost?

Pricing

Subscription only, billed monthly or annually. Basic is $19/month with 100 prompts, Pro is $29/month with 200 prompts and 2 subagents, and Ultra is $89/month with 800 prompts and 4 subagents. All plans include a commercial licence. No free tier.

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Support

Pro includes email support and Ultra includes priority email support. Basic has none. The team answers questions daily in its Discord community, and a demo can be booked.

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Integrations

Runs inside Blender 4.2 or later through its own installed extension. Exports to OBJ, FBX, GLB and USDZ for Unity, Unreal and Godot, and the site offers Blender MCP and Claude MCP guides.

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Features

Text-to-3D modeling in Blender, texturing, text-driven keyframe animation and rigs, Blender Python generation with script preview, topology repair to clean quads, UV unwrapping, viewport-aware follow-ups, and OBJ, FBX, GLB and USDZ export.

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Frequently asked questions about 3D-Agent

  • How much does 3D-Agent cost?
    Subscription only, billed monthly or annually. Basic is $19/month with 100 prompts, Pro is $29/month with 200 prompts and 2 subagents, and Ultra is $89/month with 800 prompts and 4 subagents. All plans include a commercial licence. No free tier.
  • How do you use 3D-Agent?
    The walkthrough on this page covers 5 steps: 1. Install Blender 4.2 or later 2. Download and sign in to 3D-Agent 3. Describe the model you want 4. Refine with follow-up prompts 5. Export in your preferred format.
  • What platforms does 3D-Agent support?
    3D-Agent is available on MacOS and Windows.
  • What does 3D-Agent integrate with?
    Runs inside Blender 4.2 or later through its own installed extension. Exports to OBJ, FBX, GLB and USDZ for Unity, Unreal and Godot, and the site offers Blender MCP and Claude MCP guides.
  • What are the limitations of 3D-Agent?
    Paid only, with no free tier and the cheapest plan starting at $19 per month. Requires Blender 4.2 or later, so it is no use to people working in other 3D packages. Desktop apps are listed for macOS and Windows only, leaving Linux users without an option.

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