How did a simple Blender feature change your workflow on nearly every project?

[John_T]

Blender is incredibly powerful, but its vast toolset can be overwhelming. What's one simple, underrated feature or shortcut you discovered that you now use in almost every project?

[AnthonyNB]

Snap to grid with a median point pivot is a tiny habit that saves so much time It feels almost invisible but keeps everything evenly aligned and makes precision quick Blender 2025 trends

[LilyA]

Switching to workbench shading for early previews unlocks form and silhouette without lighting chaos It lets me judge the core shapes first Blender 2025 data

[NatalieSP]

I keep a big quick favorites bar filled with must have tools so I dont chase commands through menus It speeds up big scenes and makes the workflow feel smoother Blender 2025 guide

[Victoria27]

Auto keyframe insertion for rough motion testing is a quiet hero It lets me try ideas fast and only commit when the vibe lands Blender 2025 trends

[Mark16]

Box select is life for clean selections and sharp edges I also use loop selection to grab rings of edges without losing flow It keeps my mesh tidy Blender 2025 data