by Nanomanpro·Workflow
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Theme Property Finder earns its spot in the blender_extensions library for turning Blender's deep theme preferences into a searchable, syncable panel. It ranks 689 on the site, has over two thousand downloads and a five-star rating from one review, and ships as a focused single-file add-on from Nanomanpro.
Theme Property Finder is a Blender add-on from Nanomanpro built for artists and theme creators. It searches for specific theme properties such as colors, sizes or boolean toggles across all Blender editors and synchronizes them with a single click.
A global keyword search finds properties within Blender's API, and the List button lets you pick from a generated list of available property names. Results are grouped by editor type, such as 3D View and Node Editor, and selection control lets you select or deselect matching items to refine batch updates. The panel sits at the top of the Themes section under Preferences. Batch synchronization then propagates a value to all selected editors at once.
Listed as free here under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later, it is compatible with Blender 4.2 LTS and newer. A demo video is available on the developer's page.
Theme Property Finder is best for blender artists and theme creators who adjust theme properties across editors.
Theme Property Finder is completely free to download and use.
Theme Property Finder is compatible with Blender 4.2 LTS and newer, so it runs on current 4.2 builds and later releases. The add-on falls under Blender's User Interface category and works from within Preferences, where its panel sits at the top of the Themes section. You reach it through Preferences > Themes, type a property name or use the List button, then adjust and sync values across editors. For the definitive compatibility status on newer Blender versions, check the developer's page.
Theme Property Finder installs like a standard Blender add-on. You can drag and drop the downloaded .zip file directly into the Blender window and click Install when prompted, which is the quickest route. Alternatively, open Edit > Preferences > Add-ons, click Install, select the .zip file, then enable the add-on by checking the box next to User Interface: Theme Property Finder. Once enabled, its panel appears at the top of the Themes section under Preferences > Themes. See the developer's page for the download and current release.
Theme Property Finder lives in Blender's Preferences under the Themes section, with its panel positioned at the top. To use it, type a property name such as Grid or Background, or press the List button to browse available property names. Adjust the value of a property in one editor group, check the boxes for the other editors you want to match, then click the Sync button to propagate that value to all selected targets. Results stay grouped by editor type for clarity.
Theme Property Finder is listed as free here and is distributed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later. That license covers how you can use, modify and redistribute the add-on. For the current licensing terms, release files and any updates beyond version 1.0.0, check the developer's page on GitHub. The extension requires no special permissions to run inside Blender.
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