> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.m-xr.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.m-xr.com/marso-studio/plugins/m-xr-plugins.md).

# M-XR Plugins

Marso Studio's plugins bring Studio into the tools you already work in. Browse your projects, pull finished assets into your scene, and make new ones, without leaving Blender or Isaac Sim.

Plugins authenticate with an **API key** rather than a login, and they spend credits from the same balance as the web app. They work through the Marso Studio API, so they need a paid plan or the trial: see [Plans](/marso-studio/reference/credits-and-billing.md#plans). Assets are always generated in Marso, not on your computer.

Download the Blender add-on from **Plugins** in the Marso Studio sidebar. The Isaac Sim add-on installs from inside Isaac Sim: its page has the steps.

| Plugin                                                                     | What it does                                                                                                                                                      |
| -------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| [Blender add-on](/marso-studio/plugins/m-xr-plugins/blender-add-on.md)     | Import your Studio assets into Blender, give meshes there predicted PBR materials or a new look from a prompt, make new assets, and render them in a studio scene |
| [Isaac Sim add-on](/marso-studio/plugins/m-xr-plugins/isaac-sim-add-on.md) | Put your Studio assets on the Isaac Sim stage with physics, make new ones, and film them in physics and robot tests                                               |

Both add-ons can also let the AI agents you use with Marso MCP work in the app: see [Blender and Isaac Sim](/marso-studio/mcp/blender-and-isaac-sim.md).

See [API access](/marso-studio/api/api-access.md) for creating and revoking the key a plugin uses, and [Credits & billing](/marso-studio/reference/credits-and-billing.md) for what each generation costs.


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