Blender Foundation has launched Blender Extensions, a new official asset store where everything is free. This has been launched in Alpha for testing ahead of the release of the new Blender 4.1, and will be compatible with Blender 4.2, which is also in Alpha testing.
Blender is the free, industry-standard 3D modelling, animation and rendering platform that has grown from a hobbyist set of CG tools into something pros love to use too. Read ourFundamentally, Blender has remained resolutely free, so it's not really a surprise Blender Extensions will also offer free assets and open-source tools, add-ons and themes.
While Blender Foundation has made the Blender Extensions store accessible to use right now, it's also being clear it's in Alpha and not yet in a finished state. Some of the assets on the store at the moment, including add-ons and three themes could be deleted at any time.
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