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Create Apple-style G3 continuous rounded corners in Blender with ease.
I've always wanted a better way to achieve those perfectly smooth, Apple-style rounded corners in my Blender models. After watching Andrew Jackson's insightful video on the topic, I experimented with many techniques. Eventually, I decided to build this simple add-on to streamline the process.
With the help of AI, I've managed to reach a result that hits the spot for my workflow. While the surface transitions aren't "perfect" yet, they can be significantly improved by layering a Subdivision Surface modifier and adding support loops.
- G3-like Continuity: Smooth corners with continuous curvature change, avoiding the "flat" look of standard circular bevels.
- Bi-directional Controls: Adjust parameters in real-time or fine-tune existing corners.
- Edge & Vertex Support: Works on both individual vertices and selected edges.
- Optimized for Subdiv: Designed to work flawlessly with subdivision surface workflows.
- Download the repository as a ZIP file.
- In Blender, go to
Edit > Preferences > Add-ons. - Click
Install...and select the ZIP file. - Enable Apple Corner Bevel in the list.
- Select Geometry: In Edit Mode, select the edges or vertices you want to round.
- Open Panel: Press N to open the sidebar and find the Apple Corner tab.
- Adjust Parameters:
- Radius: The size of the corner.
- Segments: Number of segments (16-32 recommended for smoothness).
- Smoothness: Adjust the "shoulder" of the curve (0.6 is a good starting point).
- Apply: Click Apply to Edges (Recommended) or Apply to Vertices.
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- Support Loops: For the cleanest shading, add support loops near the corners after applying the bevel.
- Subdivision: Always use with a Subdivision Surface modifier for that ultra-premium look.
- Edge Mode: Prefer "Apply to Edges" for more predictable results on complex geometry.
If you find this useful, feel free to use it in your projects! If you encounter bugs or have ideas for improvements, please:
- Open an Issue
- Submit a Pull Request
Inspired by the research of Andrew Jackson and the industrial design of Apple. Built with the assistance of AI.
Happy blending! If you like this tool, consider giving it a ⭐ on GitHub!


