Take Back Control of Your N-Panel

If you use Blender daily, you already know the problem.

The more add-ons you install, the more your N-panel turns into a crowded, inefficient mess.
Tabs keep stacking up, categories become harder to navigate, and every small action turns into a search task.

It’s not a big issue once.
It becomes a constant slowdown over time.

N-Panel Tabs solves exactly this.

⚡ Stop Searching. Start Switching.

Instead of opening the sidebar, scanning tabs, and clicking around…

You get a single dropdown in the viewport header that lets you instantly jump to any tab.

No friction.
No wasted motion.
Just direct access.

This is not about adding features, it’s about removing micro-delays from your workflow.

🗂️ From Chaos to Structure

The real power isn’t just access, it’s control.

You can reshape your N-panel into something that actually makes sense for how you work:

• Disable what you never use
• Reorder tabs based on priority
• Sort everything instantly
• Create custom groups to structure complex setups

This turns a passive UI into an active workflow tool.

🎯 Built for Real Workflows

Whether you use Blender occasionally or as part of your daily work, navigating the N-panel is something you do all the time.

N-Panel Tabs makes that interaction faster and more direct, no matter your setup.

If you’re working on simple scenes, it keeps things clean and easy to access.
As your workflow grows and you start using more add-ons, its value becomes even more evident.

Less searching.
More doing.

⚙️ Subtle, But Transformative

N-Panel Tabs doesn’t try to reinvent Blender’s interface.

Instead, it integrates directly into it, cleanly and naturally, adding a layer of control that Blender currently lacks.

No clutter.
No learning curve.
Just a smarter way to navigate.

💡 Why It Matters

Most time in Blender is not spent doing big actions.
It’s spent navigating, switching, adjusting.

That’s where efficiency is usually lost.

N-Panel Tabs removes that hidden friction.

And once it’s gone, you don’t want to go back.