Fence & Wall Generator builds real fences and walls along any curve: from a white picket fence to a dry stone wall, a Mediterranean wall with a tile roof, a steel palisade or a stone base with an iron railing on top. Draw the path with Blender's own Pen tool or by clicking on your terrain, pick a style, and edit everything live.

It works like a fencer: the curve is split at its corners, every stretch gets the fewest equal bays that fit the post spacing, gates cut their own openings, and the fence follows the ground, either raked along the slope or stepped level bay by bay. Walls are laid stone by stone in staggered courses, bricks in real bonds, and every corner is mitred.

45 fence styles
Picket, closeboard, modern slats, split rail, iron railings, palisade, chain link, farm wire, charred yakisugi, corrugated sheet, wattle and Japanese bamboo fences.

Draw it with the Pen tool
Press Draw with Pen and click on the ground: every point lands under the mouse, even on hills, and the wall grows with each click. Drag for curves, click the first point to close.

Edit the path, the fence follows
Move a point of the curve and the fence rebuilds live: bays are spaced evenly, corners get their own posts, and it follows your terrain.

Stone and brick walls
Dry stone, brick, Cotswold, flint, fieldstone, Mediterranean, adobe and gabion walls, plus walls with railings or slats on top, laid stone by stone.

One click, then sliders
Pick a style in the Fence tab of the sidebar and the fence changes at once. Height, spacing and every other setting are sliders that rebuild as you drag.

Features

• 45 styles from around the world: wood, metal, wire and mesh, stone and brick walls, wall plus fence combinations and traditional crafts such as wattle and Japanese bamboo fences
• Layers you can mix freely: base wall, posts or piers, infill, topper and gates
• 12 wall types: brick in four bonds, concrete block, ashlar, rubble, dry stone, fieldstone, flint, gabion, render, adobe and concrete
• 24 infills: pickets, closeboard, shadowbox, slats, louvers, ranch and split rails, zigzag rails, lattice, wattle, bamboo, wire, barbed wire, field fence, chain link, welded and 3D panels, palisade, iron railing, corrugated sheet, concrete panels and glass
• Copings, pier caps with lamps, toppers (lattice, barbed arms, razor wire, spikes, glass shards) and swinging or sliding gates you can animate
• Draw with Pen: use Blender's Curve Pen tool to draw the fence. Click for corners, drag for curves, click the first point to close; every point lands on the ground under the mouse, even on hills, and the fence grows live
• Click to Draw tool: click on any mesh, the fence follows the terrain
• Photoreal materials: scanned wood, rock, rust, concrete and plaster textures (CC0, bundled) on top of procedural shaders, with weathering from new to abandoned
• Optimized: three detail levels, layers rebuild only when their settings change, one-click conversion to a single mesh for export

Requires Blender 4.2 or newer. Tested on Blender 4.2, 4.5 and 5.2 LTS.