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# 3D-Agent
> 3D-Agent is a paid AI agent for Blender. It runs as a desktop app on macOS and Windows next to Blender 4.2 or later, and builds, edits, textures, animates and renders inside the scene you already have open.
This site is the product website: what 3D-Agent does, what it costs, how to install it, and reference guides on AI and the Model Context Protocol in Blender. Generation itself happens in the desktop app, not on this site; there is no public generation API documented here, and the app requires an account and a paid plan.
Five pages are published as Markdown as well as HTML, and they are listed below. Every other URL on this site is HTML only; fetch it normally, or start from the sitemap. The five pages also answer to `Accept: text/markdown` at their normal URL, so https://3d-agent.com/pricing returns Markdown for a client that asks for it and HTML for a browser.
**When to use this site:** read it to decide whether 3D-Agent fits a task, to quote prices or plan limits, to check system requirements before recommending an install, or to answer questions about what AI can and cannot do inside Blender today. 3D-Agent suits work that happens in a real Blender scene — blocking out geometry from a description, editing or re-arranging an existing scene, texturing and materials, keyframe animation and camera moves, Blender Python automation, and iterating on renders. It is not a browser-based generator and it does not replace Blender.
## Product
- [3D-Agent: Blender AI Plugin](https://3d-agent.com/index.md): What 3D-Agent is, what it does inside an open Blender scene, how a prompt becomes a model, and the common questions.
- [3D-Agent pricing](https://3d-agent.com/pricing.md): The three plans with their monthly and annual prices, what each one includes and excludes, the feature comparison, and the billing questions.
- [Download 3D-Agent](https://3d-agent.com/download.md): How to install the desktop app on macOS and Windows, the Blender version it needs, and setup questions.
## Guides
- [Blender AI guide](https://3d-agent.com/blender-ai.md): What AI can and cannot do in Blender today, the categories of tools, and how to get started.
- [Blender MCP guide](https://3d-agent.com/blender-mcp.md): What the Model Context Protocol is in a Blender context, what it can drive, and what 3D-Agent installs, needs and costs.
## Optional
- [Sitemap](https://3d-agent.com/sitemap.xml): every indexable URL on the site, including the HTML-only guides.
- [How to use AI in Blender](https://3d-agent.com/blender-ai/how-to-use-ai-in-blender) (HTML): step-by-step setup and prompting workflow.
- [Blender MCP plugin setup](https://3d-agent.com/blender-mcp/plugin-setup) (HTML): connecting an assistant to Blender.
- [AI 3D model generator](https://3d-agent.com/ai-3d-model-generator) (HTML): text-to-3D and image-to-3D workflows.
- [Blender for 3D printing](https://3d-agent.com/blender-ai/3d-printing) (HTML): check, repair and export printable meshes in Blender.
- [Blender retopology](https://3d-agent.com/blender-ai/retopology) (HTML): reduce polygons on an existing model and bake the detail back.
- [Blender for CAD](https://3d-agent.com/blender-ai/cad) (HTML): precision modeling in millimeters, Blender's CAD limits, and Blender vs Fusion 360.
- [Blender to Unity, Unreal and Godot](https://3d-agent.com/blender-ai/game-engine-export) (HTML): the export checklist and FBX/GLB settings per engine.
- [Changelog](https://3d-agent.com/changelog) (HTML): what shipped in each desktop release.
- [Book a demo](https://3d-agent.com/book-demo) (HTML): for people who want to talk to the team.
