Mixar
3D editor built on Blender with an AI agent inside it.
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What is Mixar?
Mixar is an AI-native 3D editor built on Blender that lets artists dispatch background AI agents (Mixie) to handle texturing, UV unwrapping, retopology, and generation work while continuing to create. It's designed for game studios, technical artists, architects, and concept artists who need rapid 3D asset production with multi-agent parallel workflows in specialized per-task workspaces.
Mixar pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free to download and activate. AI agent features use pay-per-use billing via your chosen API provider (own key, OpenRouter 400+ models, or existing Codex subscription).
Mixar pros
- Non-blocking background agents (Mixie) handle grunt work while you stay in creative flow
- Purpose-built per-task workspaces (modeling, texturing, UV) with specialized tools like live island packing and stencil painting
- Multiple AI agents work simultaneously on different objects in the same scene and consolidate results
- Layer-based PBR texturing system like Photoshop, with AI-assisted painting that remains editable
- Flexible multi-provider API support—use your own key, OpenRouter (400+ models), or Codex subscription
- Open source codebase on GitHub for transparency and extensibility
- Moodboard generation built into the canvas for rapid reference and scene iteration
Mixar cons
- Requires API keys for AI features; cost depends on which provider and usage volume you choose
- Limited to Mac and Windows, no Linux or cloud-based versions mentioned
- Tightly coupled to Blender ecosystem rather than a standalone 3D solution
Frequently asked questions about Mixar
Is Mixar open source?
Yes, Mixar is fully open source. You can inspect, run, and build on the code at github.com/Mixar-AI/mixar-app.
What platforms does Mixar support?
Mixar runs natively on Mac and Windows.
Can I use Mixar with my existing Blender setup?
Mixar is built on Blender and serves as an enhanced version with AI-native features, purpose-built workspaces, and agent-based workflows that improve on Blender's core capabilities.
How do I pay for the AI agent features?
Plug in your own API provider key and pay per use, or use one OpenRouter key to access 400+ models. If you already pay for Codex, you can use that subscription with no additional API billing.