How to Add Decals/Logos to Any Model in Blender

In this tutorial I show you how to add a decal or logo to any model in blender really easily. I created this method after needing a really easy way to add lots of decals to a model I was making and ended up with this and I think that it ended up working really well. (Also sorry for the re-upload somehow I uploaded the first video without sound so I fixed it and uploaded that.)

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[riel]

3 years later and its still working what a life saver thank you so much!

[Richard]

From the way you worded the explanations to the time you spent on each part and all the topics you covered, this was perfect. Thank you.

[LogMeInGoddamnit]

I was about to unwrap A LOT of UVs, but this is such an easy workaround. Brilliant.

[xenofalcon]

Absolutely brilliant, quick and concise tutorial. I've been looking around for ways of doing this and your video is the life safer. Thank you so much man.

[nmcrobie]

This has saved me SO much time and effort going way too complicated to get the same result - thank you

[abby]

I'm very new to blender and I just want to thank you for this. I've been trying to find a way to do this for days. Thank you 🙏

[leafjerky]

Subscribed just because you saved me a shit ton of more time and stress than I already had today from this one simple thing. Thank you

[shivangmathur]

I cannot believe how well this worked. Thanks so much.

[pradeepdurai]

Straight to the point tutorial. Very Useful and loved it.

[TheRealFowlerMC]

Brilliant tutorial - in terms of simple decal in blender, this video is all you need! cheers.

[antosportcar]

Thank you, very handy, straight to the point in a crystal clear explanation

[Toshin..]

Thank you so much, you saved me so much time. I'll definitely use this method a lot in the future

[chowder]

thank you so much, this method is so much easier than others

[PolyRidge]

Nice, this is the simplest “vanilla” decal tutorial I’ve seen thanks!

Also for the non transparent backgrounds you don’t need the mix shader, the image comes with the transparency already being fed into the transmission of the principal BSDF, you can just put the image and with the color ramp into that transparency instead.

Either way, really great tutorial!

[AlexanderSchubert]

Great tutorial and time safer. Exactly what I needed to get more proficient in Blender. Many thanks 🙏👍🏻

[sameermarwadi]

this was the easiest tutorial i found thanks a lot man 🙌👍

[pbjellysand]

This is the best thing I've ever discovered, thanks so much!!! It helped me a lot! :D

[jermesastudio]

Thank you for this tutorial. It has been very helpful for my commercial projects.

[Abmotsad]

Nice! Very simple and easy to understand!

[juanseverino]

Wow! Excellent video very Informative and easy to do and follow.