Interfaces for Blender that look like the web.

Not just pretty. Actually useful.

Blender's own panels are limited to a fixed set of widgets. Uzima draws every pixel itself, then connects it back to Blender so panels you build do real work.

See it in action

The demo add-on has nine pages. Every control you see is live.

Design it visually with the Generator

Drag elements onto a live N-panel preview, tweak their properties, and copy clean Python. No guessing arguments.

A few lines to a real panel

import bpy

from . import uzima as ui

app = ui.App("my_addon")            # unique id: keeps your panel / operator / keymap names separate



@app.action("add_lamp", label="Add lamp", icon="light", hotkey="ctrl+shift+L")


def add_lamp(context):
    bpy.ops.object.light_add(type="POINT")


def build(surface):
    return ui.Column(
        ui.Prop("object.location"),                     # the right widget for any property

        ui.Prop("scene.render.engine"),
        ui.Slider(bind="scene.my_props.strength"),
        ui.Button("Add lamp", action="add_lamp"),
        ui.Button("Cube", operator="mesh.primitive_cube_add", props={"size": 2}),
    )

app.sidebar("My Tool", build=build)    # an N-panel tab

app.viewport()                         # windows / dialogs / palette / viewport tools over the 3D view



def register():
    # register your PropertyGroups first, then:

    app.register()


def unregister():
    app.unregister()

60+ elements

Everything you need to build a modern tool panel.

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