by Milad_Kambari·Rendering
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Batch Render Pro earns its place in the superhive library for automating a repetitive part of rendering: saving the beauty render plus every enabled pass and driving multi-camera, multi-model jobs from a single click. Built for Blender 5.0 and up on Cycles or EEVEE, it leans toward product visualization, architectural and asset-library workflows.
Batch Render Pro is a Blender add-on from Milad_Kambari that automates render-pass saving and large batch-rendering jobs. Pressing F12 saves the beauty render together with every enabled pass — Depth, Normal, Position, Mist, Diffuse, Glossy and more — with no compositor node setup required.
For scenes with several cameras, you can select which cameras to render and process them all from a single button, with each camera saving its beauty render and all elements into organized subfolders. The batch model reload feature points to a folder of FBX, OBJ, Blend, GLTF, STL or PLY files, loading each model in turn, rendering it from every selected camera, saving the results, then unloading it before the next — all from one click.
The interface stays responsive during batch runs, with live progress showing the current model, camera and pass, plus a Stop button and ESC to cancel and status updates in the N-Panel. Output is organized into per-model and per-camera subfolders, beauty renders can be saved as PNG, JPEG, EXR, TIFF or BMP, and elements as EXR 32-bit, PNG 16-bit or TIFF 16-bit, with optional timestamps to prevent overwriting.
Batch Render Pro is best for product visualization, architectural rendering, asset library rendering, turntable renders and game asset previews — any Blender 5.0+ workflow that needs many models or camera angles rendered with all passes saved automatically.
Batch Render Pro is completely free to download and use.
Batch Render Pro requires Blender 5.0 or higher and is provided as a Blender extension add-on. It works with both the Cycles and EEVEE render engines, so scenes set up for either can run through its batch pipeline. Because it targets Blender 5.0 and up, earlier Blender releases fall outside the stated requirements. If you are unsure whether your build qualifies, check the developer's page before installing to confirm the current version support.
Batch Render Pro supports both the Cycles and EEVEE render engines in Blender. Whichever engine your scene uses, pressing F12 saves the beauty render along with every enabled pass automatically, with no compositor node setup needed. Supported render elements include Depth, Mist, Normal, Position, Diffuse, Glossy, Emission, Environment, Shadow and Ambient Occlusion, among others. That means multi-camera and batch-model jobs run on either engine and still write out the full set of elements.
Batch Render Pro can point to a folder of 3D models and process them in sequence, supporting FBX, OBJ, Blend, GLTF, STL and PLY files. Each model loads into your scene automatically, renders from every selected camera angle, saves its beauty render plus all render elements, then unloads before the next model loads — all triggered with one click. This model-reload workflow is aimed at product visualization, architectural rendering and asset library jobs where many files need rendering.
Batch Render Pro saves output into a structured folder layout automatically, grouping renders by model and then by camera into clean subfolders. You can optionally add a timestamp to filenames to avoid overwriting earlier renders, and optionally enable per-camera subfolders. Beauty renders can be written as PNG, JPEG, EXR, TIFF or BMP, while render elements can be saved as EXR 32-bit, PNG 16-bit or TIFF 16-bit, so you control the format for each type separately.
Batch Render Pro is listed as free here in our catalog and is released under the GPL license. Licensing terms can change over time, so for the current status and any purchase options, check the developer's page directly. It is provided as a Blender extension add-on and requires Blender 5.0 or higher together with the Cycles or EEVEE render engine, so make sure your setup meets those requirements before installing.
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