Profiler 2.0 Advanced Curve Beveling converts any Blender curve into a molding, trim, or profiled shape. Choose a cross-section from the built-in gallery, hit Apply, and the curve takes on that profile — crown molding, skirting, a door casing, a picture frame, or a handrail. It's built for archviz interiors and hard-surface work, where adding trim by hand is slow and fiddly.
The add-on ships with a visual gallery of 76 profiles, including crown moldings, baseboards, panel moldings, casings, and cornices. You can convert mesh edges, faces, or edge loops straight into curves to profile them. A 3×3 origin gamepad aligns the profile, with rotate ±90°, mirror X/Y, flip direction, offset, and live dimension and resolution fields, plus reset-to-default, shade smooth/flat, and more in one sidebar panel.
Version 2.0 adds custom profiles — save any curve as a reusable profile that joins the gallery with a thumbnail. SVG import brings in shapes drawn in Illustrator or Inkscape. The release was rebuilt for speed and reliability, with cleaner rotate/mirror, accurate thumbnails, open profiles auto-closed into solids, and tidier in-scene storage.