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Quick Modifier Copier

by Dani K Daniel·Workflow

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Why we like it

Quick Modifier Copier keeps its scope narrow, focusing on the select-source, select-target, copy sequence rather than broader modifier management.

What is Quick Modifier Copier?

Quick Modifier Copier is a Blender add-on built around a single task: moving modifiers between objects. You select the target object that doesn't yet have the modifier, select the source object that carries it, then click the "Copy (Modifier name)" button in the add-on's panel to apply it to the target.

The add-on lets you copy a specific modifier from the active object to selected objects, choosing exactly which one you want. It also supports copying all modifiers from one object to another at once, which suits batch processing across multiple objects in a scene. Named modifiers such as Subdivision Surface and Mirror are handled through the same panel button workflow.

Designed to work with a select, copy, done sequence, Quick Modifier Copier requires no complex setups or configurations. It supports Blender versions 4.2 and 4.1 and is released under the GPL license. The workflow aims at applying the same modifier across many objects, which the developer notes as helpful for larger scenes and repetitive tasks.

Who is Quick Modifier Copier best for?

Quick Modifier Copier is best for 3D artists and modelers working on large or complex scenes who need to copy modifiers between objects.

How much does Quick Modifier Copier cost?

Quick Modifier Copier is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Copy a specific modifier from the active object to other selected objects
  • Copy all modifiers from one object to another at once for batch processing
  • Panel button workflow: select target, select source, click Copy (Modifier name)
  • Handles named modifiers such as Subdivision Surface and Mirror
  • No complex setups or configurations required

Tags

#Blender#modifier copy#workflow#modeling tools#batch modifier copy#productivity#add-on

Frequently asked questions

Does Quick Modifier Copier work with Blender 4.2?

Quick Modifier Copier lists support for Blender versions 4.2 and 4.1. If you are running one of these versions, the add-on's panel workflow should be available to you. For versions outside this range, or to confirm behaviour on newer releases, check the developer's page for the latest compatibility information before installing. The listing was published over a year ago, so verifying the current supported versions is worthwhile if your Blender build is more recent than the versions named here.

How does copying a modifier work in Quick Modifier Copier?

Quick Modifier Copier follows a three-step sequence. First, select the target object that doesn't yet have the modifier. Then select the source object that carries the modifier you want to copy. Finally, click the "Copy (Modifier name)" button in the add-on's panel, and the modifier is applied to the target object. You can copy one specific modifier this way, or copy all modifiers from one object to another at once. The developer states no complex setups or configurations are required.

Is Quick Modifier Copier free, and what license does it use?

Quick Modifier Copier is listed as free in this catalog, and it is released under the GPL license. Licensing terms and pricing can change over time, so for the most current details it is best to visit the developer's page directly. The add-on is published by Dani K Daniel, where you can also confirm distribution terms and access any documentation before adding it to your Blender setup.

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