Align Me

Align Me is compatible with Blender 2.8, 2.81, 2.82, 2.83, 2.9, 2.91, 2.92, and 2.93, covering the 2.8 and 2.9 release cycles. It was published around five years ago, so these are the versions listed by the developer. If you are running a newer build of Blender, check the developer's page to confirm whether support has been extended before installing, since the listed range stops at 2.93 and does not cover later releases.

Align Me is listed here as free and is released under the MIT license, a permissive open-source license. Because pricing and terms can change over time, check the developer's page for the current licensing details before you rely on it in a project. The MIT license is generally permissive about use and modification, but confirming directly with Velvum Inc is the safest way to know exactly what the current terms allow.

Align Me positions a camera or light around an object, placing it along the periphery of an imaginary sphere. The add-on centres on simplicity rather than the complex alignment options offered by other add-ons. Velvum Inc built it for beginners who find it difficult to place a camera or light around an object, so the tool keeps the alignment step straightforward.

Align Me includes documentation, which is listed among its features, so there is reference material for the add-on. A demo video is also available on YouTube. Together, the documentation and demo video give two starting points for getting familiar with how Align Me aligns a camera or light, which fits its stated focus on beginners who find camera and light placement difficult.