This is my first Blender add-on project — a tool that generates Gridfinity-compatible base tiles inside Blender with adjustable rows, columns, and optional magnet holes. More to come but, I figured I would put the bones out there and see if anyone wanted to make some improvments.
This project was inspired by the brilliant Gridfinity system created by Zack Freedman.
Be sure to check out his content:
- 🎥 YouTube Channel – for in-depth videos and maker magic.
- 🌐 Gridfinity Homepage – for models, specs, and resources.
Huge thanks to Zack for sparking the idea!
This Blender addon allows you to quickly generate customizable Gridfinity base tiles with optional magnet holes, directly inside the 3D Viewport. Perfect for makers, 3D printing enthusiasts, and anyone building modular Gridfinity-style organization systems.
- Generate Gridfinity base tiles directly in Blender
- Adjustable number of columns and rows
- Optional magnet holes toggle
- Clean UI panel in the Sidebar for easy access
- Download the
.zipfile from the Releases section. - In Blender, go to
Edit > Preferences > Add-ons. - Click
Install..., choose the ZIP file, and enable the add-on. - Go to the "Gridfinity" tab in the 3D Viewport Sidebar to use.
- Open the Sidebar (
Nkey) in the 3D Viewport. - Go to the
Gridfinitytab. - Set your desired number of rows/columns and toggle magnet holes.
- Click "Add Gridfinity Base" to generate the tile.
- Add different heights and depths
- Add Gridfinity bin walls
- Support for mounting holes
- Export to STL/3MF directly from the panel
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
This is a beginner project, and I'm actively learning!
I would love your thoughts, bug reports, suggestions, or contributions. Open an issue or start a discussion — any input is appreciated.
Thanks for checking it out 🙏
Created with ❤️ by — @LokibeatsThor [THOR]