Blender evolves every day. Experimental builds have the latest features and while there might be cool bug fixes too, they are unstable and can mess up your files.

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Blender 4.4 adds support for rendering videos using the H.265/HEVC codec. Videos are now rendered in BT.709 color space now, preventing playback inconsistencies from the previously unspecified …

Blender 3.0 offers a brand new set of VR controller-based functionality, including the ability to visualize controllers and the ability to navigate one’s way through a scene in VR using controller inputs.

Blender Foundation and the online developers community proudly present Blender 4.0!

Blender Foundation and the online developers community present Blender 3.4, featuring path guiding in Cycles, new sculpt and paint masking tools, Geometry Nodes viewport overlay, new UV Editing …

A new community-managed website for sharing and discovering free and open-source Blender extensions. Detailed descriptions with images, videos and user ratings.

Blender is a community project coordinated by the Blender Foundation, primarily funded by donations. At its core is the Blender software, to which thousands of people have contributed, and that millions …

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Blender 2.80 features a redesigned user interface that puts the focus on the artwork that you create.