Blender Plugin
Blender add-on from Scenario that generates images, video, 3D, materials, audio and 360 environments inside Blender, for 3D artists.
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Pricing and API checked by an OpenBeat editor on Nov 12, 2026 · facts from the maker’s own site ·
Tool insights
Scenario for Blender lets you run Scenario's generative models from inside Blender. Viewport and camera captures can feed the models, and results come back as Blender images, meshes and textures.
Making AI-generated assets usually means working in a separate web tool and importing files by hand. This add-on keeps generation, mesh edits and import in one Blender session.
3D artists and Blender users who already have, or are willing to open, a Scenario account with API access. People who want a stable, finished tool should wait, because the extension is described as experimental.
What it does
Scenario for Blender is an add-on that connects Blender to Scenario's generative models. You can generate images, video, 3D, materials, audio and 360 environments without leaving the Blender window. Viewport and camera captures can be used as inputs. Results are imported back as Blender images, meshes and textures.
The listing names model families such as Seedance, Kling, Veo, Wan, LTX and FLUX.1 Dev. Which models are available to your account is not stated here.
Key features
- Generation of images, video, 3D, materials, audio and 360 environments in Blender.
- Viewport and camera captures as generation inputs.
- Mesh edits: remesh, retexture, UV unwrap, rig and animate.
- LoRA and composition support in the Image tab.
- Blockout greybox layouts created from text descriptions.
- A local MCP server so agents such as Claude Code can drive Blender.
- A Generate button that shows the price in Creative Units before you run a job.
- Experimental film tasks: shots, a timeline and export.
- Sign-in with an API key or through the browser.
Pricing
As of November 2026, the add-on's pricing is not stated on the maker's site. The extension itself needs a Scenario account with API access. Each generation is priced in Creative Units, and the Generate button shows the cost first. Plan names, prices and any free tier are not stated.
API and integrations
The add-on talks to the Scenario API, and you can sign in with an API key. It also runs a local MCP server. The listed integrations are Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Claude Desktop. No SDKs are listed. The only platform is Blender.
The code is on GitHub under the GPL-3.0 license. The latest release listed is blender-plugin-v0.13.0, from 4 November 2026.
Good to know
- Blender 5.0 or later is required.
- A Scenario account with API access is required.
- The extension is experimental, and the maker points to a list of known limitations.
- Some speech, video-to-text and video-to-motion models are experimental.
- Results with trained LoRAs are not fully verified.
- The Composer cannot show input composition for Japanese, Chinese or Korean.
- Documentation is at the product site, blender.scenario.com.
FAQ
What does Scenario for Blender do?
It is a Blender add-on that generates images, video, 3D, materials, audio and 360 environments with Scenario models. Results are imported into Blender as images, meshes and textures. It can also remesh, retexture, UV unwrap, rig and animate meshes.
Which Blender version does Scenario for Blender need?
It requires Blender 5.0 or later. It also needs a Scenario account with API access, which you can connect with an API key or browser sign-in.
How much does Scenario for Blender cost?
As of November 2026, pricing is not stated on the maker's site, and a free plan is not mentioned. The Generate button shows the price of each job in Creative Units before you run it.
Can I use Scenario for Blender with Claude Code or Cursor?
The add-on includes a local MCP server for agents such as Claude Code. The listed integrations are Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Claude Desktop and the Scenario API.
Is Scenario for Blender open source?
The add-on's GitHub repository lists the GPL-3.0 license. The generation itself runs on Scenario's models through an account with API access, and those models are not covered by that license in the facts available.
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