
BlenderAe2
by Salt Media
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by Mergim Sahiti·Workflow
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Remover earns its place in the superhive library by combining several removal criteria with a preview count and Undo support, keeping bulk object cleanup inside a single sidebar panel.
Remover is a Blender addon from Mergim Sahiti that handles object management from a sidebar interface. It removes objects by selection, name, material, type, hidden status, or collection, giving you several ways to target what leaves the scene.
Before any deletion runs, Remover previews exactly how many objects will be affected, so you can confirm the count first. A single click removes every object in the scene, and Undo support keeps the workflow non-destructive if you need to step back.
The addon runs on Blender 4.0 and later, covering versions 4.0 through 4.5, with render engines including Blender-Internal, Cycles, Eevee, and Octane. It is released under the GPL license and is listed here as free. A demo video is available.
Remover is best for blender users cleaning up complex scenes, organizing collections, or preparing assets for export.
Remover is completely free to download and use.
Remover is compatible with Blender 4.0 and later, and its listing covers versions 4.0 through 4.5, so it runs on Blender 4.5. The addon adds a sidebar interface for object management, letting you remove objects by selection, name, material, type, hidden status, or collection. Because compatibility can shift as Blender releases new versions, check the developer's page for the latest supported range before installing, especially if you are working on a build newer than 4.5.
Remover lists Blender-Internal, Cycles, Eevee, and Octane among the render engines it works with. Its object management functions run from a sidebar interface and center on removing objects by selection, name, material, type, hidden status, or collection. For confirmation on a specific render engine setup, the developer's page is the best reference, since those listed engines reflect what was noted for this addon and terms can change over time.
Remover supports Undo, which keeps its workflow non-destructive. If a removal takes out more than you intended, you can step back through Undo to restore what was deleted. The addon also previews exactly how many objects will be deleted before you run an action, so you can check the count and reconsider before anything is removed. Together, the preview and Undo give you two chances to confirm that a deletion is what you want.
Remover is listed here as free, and its listing notes a GPL license. Pricing and licensing on marketplaces can change over time, so the developer's page is the place to confirm the current terms before you download. The addon covers object removal by selection, name, material, type, hidden status, or collection, along with a preview count and one-click removal of everything in the scene, all from a sidebar panel.

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