Wrapping presents by hand in Blender takes ages. Christmas Gift Generator makes gift boxes in seconds, wraps any object for you, and every setting stays editable.

What it does

• Gift boxes – square or round, any size, with soft edges and an optional lid
• Wrap any object – Box It and Round put the selected object in a box that fits it and lines up with its rotation
• Gift Wrap – paper that follows the object's own shape, with Tightness, Looseness and Crumple sliders. Works on dense organic meshes and always gives one clean closed skin
• Object stays inside – the wrapped object is hidden and moves with the gift. Unwrap brings it back, and Refit measures it again after you change it
• 11 patterns – stripes, pinstripes, candy stripes, zigzag, polka dots, snowfall, stars, checks, gingham, tartan and diamonds, with repeats and turn
• Your own paper – use any image as the pattern, or wrap the gift in a material you made
• 10 ready-made looks – Classic Red, Evergreen, Candy Cane, Snowfall, Kraft Paper, Gold Stripe, Gingham, Starry Night, Tartan and Elf Chevron, plus Surprise Me
• Ribbons – single or cross bands that follow the gift, in any colour, with a foil option
• Bows – Classic, Double and Pom-Pom, with size, turn, tails and an offset to move the bow off-centre
• Gift tags – a paper tag on a string
• Gift Pile – a pile of different gifts in one click, with count, spread, size and seed. Small gifts can stack on bigger ones
• Object or UV mapping – patterns join up around the edges with no UVs needed, or switch to UV for baking and export

Each gift is one mesh with three materials (paper, ribbon and tag) and UVs. The patterns are shader nodes, so bake them if you need image textures for a game engine.

Who it's for

Anyone making Christmas scenes, product shots, animations or greeting cards in Blender.