Blender Reviews

Free to use
Ease of setup
Programmable with Python
Large community, support, tutorials and plugins

The learning curve is steep.
Animation consumes lots of time.

All the resources were top-notch, everything was easy to use, and everything was all in one! Lifesaver! Prevented me from wasting my time on finding secure, free, resources for 5 different actions!

The Apple app uses almost 25% of my charge if used for 1.5 hours, but after an update, or reboot, it works perfectly!

Cycles is quite good and you can get same quality as in commercial packages.

It has no windows user aproach to its use and it is awkward to pick up and start making any project very fast
Option are cluttered all over the place
There is no left mouse action but it is something else.

I love that blender is free, open source, and the entrance place for a lot of artists. It lends to such an open and fresh creative community of new developers and 3d artists. Blender is also an extremely performant renderer.

I think blenders animation tools could use work. They don't really match up to the industry standard like some of their other tools.

Blender is one of the best 3D Modelling software that you can find right now, it is free and has the biggest community in the world so it won't be hard to find materials and tutorials in Blender.

Blender isn't easy to learn especially for beginners, the UI is very complex compared with other similar software. The learning curve in the beginning could be very high for some people.

It's user friendly and has alot of free tutorials to learn from not only tutorials but blender gives away free animation ready character to save time for Animators.

I don't think I have issues with blender cause it keeps on getting better every day new monthly updates and fixes.

Blender is packs a lot of features into its free software. Its powerful rendering engine and robust animation tools make it one of the best choice in market. It has such an user-friendly interface and extensive documentation.

Blender has really high learning curve. Probably wouldnt be ideal for who are new to 3D modeling and animation.

Blender is great what I like about is it give you every tool you need to create whatever's on your mind

I can use it whenever I got a creation on my mind blender helps me create my imagination.

I like how many different aspects of Blender can be explored, 3D rendering, 2D with some work around, video and audio editing, and more

Not very beginners friendly, especially when dealing with shadders and external plugins

Blender is an open source 3d and animation software so we can participate in developing its features in it. And most importantly it's free.

We have to learn on our own to determine the right settings in adjustment to the hardware we have.

Open source and free, and what an amazing piece of software even if it wasn’t. I use daily and always look forward to new features

Blender is not as good as some paid for software is at creating designs that are going to be made in reality

My team use this software every week for our projects. The fact its free open source software makes it an attractive choice for our team.

The learning curve is quite steep and interface can be challenging for newbies.

A wonderful program, free and easy to use, and you can earn money from it

I hope that the program contains a special section for whiteboard animation

What I like most is there updates, they also have interesting tools and add-ons you can utilise. Blender have tools that are great for any usage and it is a easy to access the software because it's for everyone.

For me I think they can improve there user interface or movable/adjustable interface, that can be adjusted how the client wants to.

I mostly use Blender cause it is a very powerful 3D modeling and sculpting software that can be used to create a wide range of 3D characters and objects. I mainly use Blender's sculpting tools, where I can easily shape and refine your characters, adding fine details and textures until you're satisfied with the final result. One of the fine example in Sculpting using Blender is to create an Animated charcters. which I love to create animated charecters using Blender.

Blender's interface can be challenging to grasp for new users, but with familiarity and practice, it can become much easier. One effective way to improve your efficiency in Blender is by learning and using shortcut keys. By starting with simpler projects, customizing the interface to your liking, and regularly practicing, you can gradually become proficient in using Blender's interface and tools.

Blender is a very versatile and free 3D software that I particularly like. It offers many advantages, including a customizable user interface and a large community of users who share tutorials and resources online. The software allows for modeling, animation, rendering and special effects for projects of various sizes and styles. The animation tools are particularly powerful and allow you to create complex animations with relative ease. In addition, Blender is available for Windows, Mac and Linux, making it accessible to a wide audience.

I find the learning curve for Blender to be quite steep, especially for beginners in 3D, as the software is quite complex and offers many features. Also, the rendering process can be quite time consuming, especially when working with complex scenes or with advanced textures and lighting. Finally, it is not as widely used in the industry as some other 3D software, which can be a disadvantage if you want to work with clients or studios that use different software.

I appreciate the fact that I can import and export files in different formats, it has been very helpful

The interface was somewhat overwhelming for me at the initial stages

what convinced me with blender is the value for money. the power of the software which is incredible given the fact that it is free makes Blender the most popular 3D software in the world. We can do anything with it. I never do without.

the rendering and animation engine are not as efficient as on Maya or 3DS Max, very large projects are difficult to work with blender.

The first reason is because totally free for life and is also open source which anyone can add there own unique update

Sometimes is not good enough for beginners that doesn't know how the dashboard look like.