Render your Blender scene with AI
The Treza add-on sends what your camera sees to an image or video model and brings the result back into Blender: a still in the Image Editor, a clip in the Video Sequencer.
Free to add. You pay only for what you make.
Set it up in Blender
Install the add-on
Blender 4.2 or newer, on Windows, macOS and Linux.
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Drag the download into Blender
Drag the Download for Blender button onto an open Blender window and confirm. Blender installs Treza from our extension repository, so updates show up in Get Extensions.
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Or install the .zip
Click the button to download it. In Blender open Edit > Preferences > Get Extensions, use the drop-down menu in the top right and choose Install from Disk.
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Allow online access
The add-on talks to Treza, so Blender's Allow Online Access has to be on. It is under Edit > Preferences > System > Network.
Make your first render
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Sign in
In the 3D View press N, open the Treza tab and press Sign in with Treza. Your browser opens to sign in with Google.
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Describe the look
Pick Still or Video, write a prompt and press Get price. The add-on renders the camera view and shows what the result costs.
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Start the render
Press Start render. A still opens in the Image Editor and a clip lands in the Video Sequencer at the playhead.
Then ask for it the way you would say it
Type it in the Treza tab. Clay renders and viewport previews work as the starting frame.
A grey-box made real
Photo real, golden hour, wet asphalt, shot on a 35mm lens
Animate the shot
The camera pushes in slowly as the neon signs flicker on
From the first frame to the last
The crane swings the container across the dock and sets it down
A product look
Matte black bottle on a marble counter, soft window light, shallow depth of field
Questions
What does it send to Treza?
Only a picture of the camera view: the 3D View's look through your scene camera, a render with your engine, or the render already in Blender. Your .blend file stays on your computer.
Can a clip start and end where my camera does?
Yes. Turn on End on the last frame and the add-on renders the camera at the first and last frame of your scene. The model moves from one to the other over the length of the shot.
Can I keep working on it in Treza?
Yes. Open in Treza chat puts the render or the result in your Treza library and opens chat with it attached, for music, captions or the next scene.
What does it cost?
Adding Treza and signing in are free. Videos spend prepaid credits from your Treza balance, with no subscription, and Treza shows what a render costs and waits for your go-ahead before it starts.
Do my videos and credits carry over between apps?
Yes. Every app signs in to the same Treza account, so your library, your pipelines and your balance are the same in ChatGPT, Claude, Muse, Gemini, Cursor, Codex, Hermes Agent, Blender and on trezalabs.com.
Do I need an API key?
Not where the app can sign in for you: it sends you to Treza to sign in with Google and approve access, and no key goes into the chat or a config file. Apps that only take a key, and tools that run without a person, use a scoped key from the API keys page.
Treza in other apps
ChatGPT
In ChatGPT's plugin directory. Add it and mention @Treza in any chat.
Set it up->Claude
A custom connector in the Claude app, or one command in Claude Code.
Set it up->Muse
Ask Muse to build a Treza connector, or add Treza to Muse Code.
Set it up->Gemini
A custom app in the Gemini app, or a server in Antigravity CLI.
Set it up->Cursor
One click adds Treza to Cursor's agent.
Set it up->Codex
From the plugin catalog in the ChatGPT app, or one command in Codex CLI.
Set it up->Hermes Agent
A few lines in ~/.hermes/config.yaml and one login command.
Set it up->Any MCP client
One URL for every client that speaks Streamable HTTP MCP.
Set it up->Blender is a trademark of the Blender Foundation. Treza is an independent product and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Blender Foundation.
Setup steps from Blender Manual: Extensions, Blender Manual: System preferences.