Installation Guide

BRC v3 currently supports Windows and Linux. To set up your environment, you will need to install the standalone application and the Blender addon bridge.


:::warning[ONLY DOWNLOAD FROM GUMROAD!] Batch Render Creator is a tool that has been developed by Wanderson Magalhaes since 2020, and Gumroad is its only official download source.

Be wary of any other site that is releasing this software for download.

The official BRC download site is: blender-addons.gumroad.com/l/batch_render_creator :::

What should I download?

When you visit the Gumroad store, you will see several files. Here is a guide on which one to choose based on your system and version:

For Windows Users

For Linux Users

We provide three formats to ensure compatibility across distributions:


Activating BRC v3 PLUS

If you purchased the PLUS or Supporters version, you will receive a License Key (Serial) via email and on your Gumroad library page.

Gumroad License Example

Follow these steps to activate your license:

  1. Launch BRC v3: Open the application.
  2. Activation Window: The activation window will appear automatically if you are not yet activated.
  3. Terms of Use: Read the Terms of Use carefully, scroll to the very bottom, and click Accept.
  4. Enter Credentials: Fill in the Email used for the purchase and your License Key.
  5. Activate: Click Activate. The license will be bound to your current computer (Machine ID).
  6. Success: Once validated, all PLUS features will be unlocked permanently.

The FREE version does not require a license key. The first 7 days act as a full trial, after which it automatically transitions to the basic free mode.


1. Blender Addon Installation

New Addon System

Starting from version 3.2.2, the Blender Addon Bridge is directly embedded and distributed within the BRC v3 application. There is no need to download separate zip files from Gumroad!

How to Install the Addon

  1. Open the BRC v3 application and go to the Settings page.
  2. Ensure you have selected a default Blender Installation from the list.
  3. Under the Blender Version section, locate the addon status indicator and click the Install Addon button.
  4. The application will automatically extract and install the correct version of the bridge to your Blender's extensions folder.
  5. After installing, to view the add-on, be sure to close all open Blender instances first. In case it didn't become visible automatically, you can manually enable the addon via Edit > Preferences > Add-ons.

Addon Status & Version Compatibility

The settings page continuously monitors the current status of the addon inside Blender compared to the version bundled in the BRC app.

Want to learn more about how the bridge works? Check the Blender Addon Bridge Guide to explore all its functionalities and tools in detail.


2. Windows Installation

  1. Run the .msi installer.
  2. Follow the setup wizard instructions.
  3. Launch BRC v3 from your Desktop or Start Menu.

3. Linux Installation

Using .deb or .rpm

Install using your system's package manager:

# For Debian/Ubuntu
sudo dpkg -i batch_render_creator_v3_..._DEB.deb

# For Fedora/RPM
sudo rpm -i batch_render_creator_v3_..._RPM.rpm

Using AppImage

  1. Right-click the .AppImage file.
  2. Go to Properties > Permissions.
  3. Enable Allow executing file as program.
  4. Double-click the file to launch.

4. Importing Previous Settings (v3.2.2+)

Import Settings Assistant

Starting from version 3.2.2, BRC includes a smart Previous Settings Import Assistant.

If you are a first-time user of the new version but have used older versions of BRC v3 in the past, the application will automatically detect your compatible previous installations. It will identify the most recent database and offer a modern, step-by-step import flow directly in the Settings window.

This assistant allows you to seamlessly migrate:

This means you don't have to reconfigure your entire environment after upgrading to a newer version!


Next Steps

Congratulations! You have successfully installed Batch Render Creator v3. Now that the software is ready, the next step is to configure it to match your hardware and rendering workflow.