
3D-Agent
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3D-Agent is an AI plugin for Blender that generates clean, topology-optimized 3D models from text prompts.
- for
- Blender artists, game developers, architects, and product designers
- pricing
- paid
Key features
- Text-to-3D generation — Describe a model in plain language and AI creates a production-ready mesh directly in Blender.
- Clean quad topology — Outputs quad-dominant meshes with proper edge flow, UVs and ready for game engines.
- Multi-format export — One-click export to OBJ, FBX, GLB or USDZ from Blender.
- AI-driven scripting — Generates Blender Python scripts for lighting, modifiers, batch ops and animation.
- In-scene AI rendering — Update renders, camera angles and lighting via text prompts.
Use cases
- Rapid prototyping of game assets such as props and characters
- Creating architectural concept models for visualization
- Generating product design variations and photorealistic renders
3D-Agent pricing
- Basic$19/month/month100 prompts / month · Shared pool speed · Standard quality · Commercial license
- Pro$29/month/month200 prompts / month · Standard speed · High quality · 2 sub-agents
- Ultra$89/month/month800 prompts / month · Priority speed · Best quality · 4 sub-agents
3D-Agent FAQ
What does 3D-Agent do?+
It is an AI assistant that reads your Blender viewport and generates 3D geometry, textures, animations and Python scripts from text prompts.
Do I need Blender to use 3D-Agent?+
Yes, it runs alongside Blender (supported on Blender 4.2+ for macOS and Windows) and does not require a separate addon.
Can I export models for game engines?+
Yes, you can export directly to OBJ, FBX, GLB or USDZ, and any Blender native exporter can be used for other formats.
Is there a commercial licence?+
All paid plans include a commercial licence allowing use of generated assets in client projects, games, and films.
Summarized by DevHunt from 3d-agent.com · Sep 27, 2026. Details may change; check the official site.


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