The Blender Secrets E-book(s)

• 95% 5-star ratings from 1600 customers. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Read hundreds of 5-star reviews here.
• All future updates are free for customers! It will only get bigger and better. This is very important, since Blender updates so fast. The book is a kind of "living document". It's meant to be the ultimate resource for Blender users, beginner or advanced.
• Keeps being updated
• Short, step-by-step tutorials.
• Additional steps and tips that couldn't fit in the short videos.
  
• Read and learn at your own pace.
• For beginners and pros, there's definitely something you didn't know about yet!
• "I can't believe in all these years I didn't know this" is a reaction the tutorials often get.
• 2000+ pages (and more on the way!)
• 600+ blender topics / short tutorials (and more on the way!)
• 30-day money back guarantee, so there's no risk for you. Don't like it? Just let me know and I'll refund you.
• You like short, to-the-point tutorials.
• You want to learn efficiently so you can spend more time creating!
• Whether you are a beginner or a professional, you will learn new things for sure.
• Actually 5 books now, for easier reading on your devices

What people say

"As an experienced 3D artist, I don't like to watch through long YouTube tutorials to find a small tip I was looking for. That's where short 1-minute-tutorials come in handy. And this e-book is exactly that, a gold mine of short and useful Blender tips, which can help you to speed up your work quite a bit. The tips are concise, explained with images and text, and each lesson comes with an accompanying short YouTube video. Highly recommended!"

- Zach Reinhardt, Founder of CG Boost 

"Given the title and the price, I was skeptical. I've been using Blender for over 15 years, but I learned plenty! It's a collection of every workflow trick (e.g. camera projection), hidden hotkey (e.g. Ctrl+Shift+R: Dual Edge loops) and render optimization (e.g. AI denoising) in Blender. It's really fun to skim through it and pick up ideas for your next project. I highly recommend this for anyone using Blender professionally as it could save you many hours."

- Andrew Price (Blenderguru), Founder of Poliigon

“The Blender Secrets e-book series is a true treasure chest of small, on-point tips and tricks. Even as a long-time Blender user, you will be in for some surprises.”

- Tobias Kummer, Co-Founder of Overmind Studios

“The Blender Secrets books are particularly informative for Blender beginners, but even seasoned Blender users will undoubtedly discover some new techniques.” 

- Metin Seven, Dutch freelance illustrator, animator, 3D modeler, BlenderNation and CG Cookie author

“This is the funnest book on Blender I’ve ever read! The chapters are broken up into condensed micro chunks that make for compulsive reading, and every single one has an accompanying 1-minute video online! I bought this book back when it only had 100 chapters, and it was a steal then! The fact that the updates to the book were free is mind-boggling (considering it has tripled or quadrupled in length since then). I highly recommend it!”

- Shane Curry, Animator on “American Dad!”

"Wow, what a treasure trove of tips and tricks! I don't care if you're a beginner or a seasoned Blender veteran, this is a Blender Bible you should keep beside your workstation!"

- Bill Barber (BlenderBrit), Head of Training and Education at Poliigon.

About the author

Jan van den Hemel is a freelance 3D artist and video creator who produces motion graphics in Blender. Working professionally in Blender pushes him to learn real-world solutions every day. 

How do I use this e-Book?

To go to a tip, click on the blue link in the Index. Sometimes it can still be useful to see the corresponding video on YouTube, which is possible by clicking on the blue header title on the top of the page. If anything is not clear, you can e-mail me at [email protected].

Which version of Blender is this for?

Don't worry too much about versions and updates: After the release of Blender 2.8, I've rewritten the book to be compatible with 2.8. Since then, I've just been making new topics with the most recent Blender version at that time, all the way to Blender 5 and up. It's kind of organically updated, one new topic at a time. If you see something that's outdated, feel free to let me know. It's a big document, so your help to alert me to this kind of thing is of course appreciated. Normally, all the topics should work in the most recent version of Blender. 

Do you have a website?

Yes, it's www.blendersecrets.org or 3Dsecrets.com.