Senga Sketch:
A Free Blender Add-on
On Monday, November 9, 2026, we released Senga Sketch, a free, open-source add-on for Blender. It turns any 3D scene into a pen-and-ink drawing in one click.
- Project
- Senga Sketch
- Released
- Requirements
- Blender 5.0+ (EEVEE)
- Price
- Free
- License
- GPL-3.0
- Developer
- Tokyo AI Visuals LLC
On November 9, 2026, we released Senga Sketch, a free Blender add-on, as open source on GitHub. Senga Sketch (senga means "line drawing" in Japanese) turns a Blender scene into a pen-and-ink drawing in one click.
It reads light and shadow, lays hand-drawn hatching wherever it gets darker, inks the outlines and the inner contour lines, and finishes it all on paper. Every line has its own weight, spacing and wobble, and the lines thicken and cross over one another as it gets darker.
Mix eight media (manga G-pen, graphite pencil, charcoal, ballpoint, sumi ink wash, engraving, manga screentone and stipple) freely with eight papers, from sketchbook and sepia to kraft with white chalk, chalkboard, blueprint and a light watercolour wash. Every press of Shuffle changes the line angle, spacing, wobble and breakup, so the same scene comes out with new lines each time.
It works on models with no materials and scenes with no lights, and one click on Revert brings everything back. The interface is in Japanese, English, Simplified Chinese and Korean. Just ask an AI agent such as Claude Code or Codex, and it installs and applies the add-on for you. The images and videos you make with it are yours to use, commercially too.
Senga Sketch is our fourth Blender add-on, after MochiToon, KiraPaint and Painterly 2.5D. Everything we have released so far is on our open source page.
We will keep refining the tools that come out of our own game and film production, and keep releasing them.
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