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Poly Pizza hosts roughly 10,600 free low-poly models including the rescued Google Poly archive. Every model is a single self-contained .glb file with far lighter geometry than Sketchfab, making it the best source for stylised game assets and scenes that need many props without heavy meshes.

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Setup

Before you can use Poly Pizza assets, you need to configure your API key.
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Get a free API key at poly.pizza/settings/api.
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In Blender, press N in the 3D viewport and open the BlenderMCP tab.
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Tick Use Poly Pizza.
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Paste your API key into the field.
To store the key permanently, go to Edit → Preferences → Add-ons → Blender MCP and enter it in the Poly Pizza API Key field. Alternatively, set the environment variable BLENDERMCP_POLYPIZZA_API_KEY before starting Blender.

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Searching and Filtering

Poly Pizza models can be filtered to narrow your search. The LLM can apply these filters automatically based on your prompt:

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Attribution

About 69% of the Poly Pizza catalog is CC-BY, which requires crediting the creator. When a CC-BY model is imported, attribution is stored as a polypizza_attribution custom property on the imported objects. Filter with licence="CC0" to avoid attribution requirements entirely.

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Tools

Blender MCP exposes these Poly Pizza tools to the LLM:
Always pass normalize_size=True and a real-world target_size in metres when downloading. Poly Pizza models come from the Google Poly archive with arbitrary scale, so without normalization they may appear extremely large or small.

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Example Prompts

  • “Fill this room with low-poly furniture from Poly Pizza”
  • “Search Poly Pizza for a low-poly chair under a CC0 licence and import one at 1 metre tall”
  • “Add some stylised trees and rocks to the scene”