Noise Nodes

Noise Nodes adds a collection of custom procedural-noise nodes to Blender's Shader Editor.

By Haseeb-Ahmed-3

Renderjuice Score85/100Adoption readiness

Render requirementNot needed during rendering

Noise Nodes converts its authoring nodes to native Blender node groups whenever the file is saved.

The publisher’s save handler recursively replaces custom shader and geometry noise nodes with native node groups before Blender writes the file.
The load and save-post handlers restore custom authoring nodes only in a session where Noise Nodes is installed.

Scope:

The public source review covers Noise Nodes 0.7.0. Other node types and releases may behave differently.

Blender versionsBlender 4.2 and newer

Release0.7.0Free and open source

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What it does

Build procedural material variation with noise-node types beyond Blender's default set.
Combine the supplied node groups with an existing shader network.

Free and open source

Noise Nodes: The extension is free to download from Blender Extensions. The official download is published under SPDX:GPL-3.0-or-later.; Official Blender Extensions listing

Access checked September 1, 2026.

Open the Shader Editor and choose Add Node, then Noise Nodes.
Add a noise node to the material, connect its output, and preview the result before rendering.