Multi Blend File Merger - Batch Import in Blender

 Merge Multiple .blend Files in Seconds!

Multi Blend File Merger is a powerful time-saving addon for Blender artists working with large asset libraries, team projects, or modular workflows. Import dozens—even hundreds of .blend files with a single click and watch a live progress bar as everything merges seamlessly into your scene.

✨ Key Features
✅ Batch Import
Import 10, 50, or 100+ .blend files at once

✅ Real-Time Progress Bar
See live import progress directly in Blender

✅ Automatic Organization
Each file is imported into its own named collection

✅ Full Data Preservation
Rigs, animations, materials, textures—everything stays intact

✅ Live Scene Statistics
Instant count of collections and objects

✅ Simple & Clean UI
One-click button inside the 3D View sidebar

🎯 Perfect For
• Character artists managing multiple character files
• Environment artists importing prop libraries
• Game developers consolidating asset packs
• Animation studios merging team projects
• Anyone building modular or large-scale scenes

💡 How It Works
Press N in the 3D Viewport

Open the Multi Import tab

Click Merge Multiple Blend Files

Select multiple .blend files (Ctrl + Click)

Watch the progress bar as files merge automatically

Each imported file creates its own collection named after the file keeping your Outliner clean and organized.

🔒 What Gets Preserved
✔ Collections
✔ Armatures & Rigging
✔ Shape Keys (Blend Shapes)
✔ Materials & Shaders
✔ Textures & Images
✔ Animations & Keyframes
✔ Modifiers & Constraints
✔ Parent-Child Hierarchies

⚡ PRO TIPS
💡 Name files properly – file names become collection names
💡 Pack textures – File → External Data → Pack Resources
💡 Test first – import 2–3 files before batch importing 100
💡 Save often – before and after imports
💡 Use console – see exactly which file is importing
💡 Companion addon – “Export Each” for exporting

📌 Important Note
This addon is IMPORT ONLY.
It merges multiple .blend files into your current project.

Need exporting?

Check out my companion addon “Export Each”, which exports every object into separate .blend, Fbx and Obj files.