We sent a demo to a handful of Blender users. Here’s what they had to say -

You spend so much time simply navigating your viewport - you orbit, pan, and zoom until the angle is just right - yet the only way to maintain consistent angles is to clutter your scene with tons of temporary cameras.

With SnapView:

You capture the entire viewport state - position, rotation, lens, even the shading/overlays, as a named bookmark. Jump right back to it whenever you want. If you like the angle, spawn a camera from it in one-click.

Features

• One-Click Bookmarks - Save the exact 3D view you’re in, including overlays and shading

• Instant Recall - Apply a saved bookmark and your view instantly snaps back

• Instant Camera - One-click turns a saved bookmark into an active camera

• Color Tags - Label bookmarks so you can group WIP’s, finals, close-ups, and wides at a glance

• Non-Destructive - SnapView doesn’t touch your models or materials, it only restores viewport/shading

Built For Speed

• Lives in the 3D View > N-Panel as a clean, lightweight list

• Inline rename and color tag your bookmarks right in the list

• Tiny footprint (~7 KB). It stays out of your way until you need it

Perfect For

Look-dev, product angles, character close-ups, environment checkpoints, iteration A/B shots, and any scene where you bounce between micro details and her frames. The use cases are endless!

How It Works

1. Navigate to a view you like

2. Click Add Bookmark (or press Ctrl+Alt+B) and give it a name

3. Jump back to it anytime with Apply (or Alt+B)

4. Ready to render? Click Create Camera From Bookmark

Hotkeys (3D View)

• Ctrl+Alt+B - Add Bookmark

• Alt+B - Apply Active Bookmark
• Shift+Alt+B - Create Camera From Bookmark

Install

• Download SnapView.zip
  

• In Blender go to Edit > Preferences > Add-ons > Install > SnapView.zip
• Check the box to activate the addon
• You will now see the SnapView tab in your UI