# How to install Blender on Ubuntu?

### Overview

An open-source program called Blender is used to create and modify 3D models. It is also accessible for all operating systems, including Linux. All the necessary tools, such as those for sculpting, animating, rigging, and rendering 3D models are included in Blender.

This tutorial will show you how to install Blender on Ubuntu.

### Prerequisites

There are certain prerequisites that need to be met before you begin. 

* Server with Ubuntu 22.04
* Non-root user (sudo-enabled)

### Key

* Red Color: Input
* Green Color: Output

### Common prompts

* When using sudo to execute a command, you might be asked for your user password.
* When a command is executed, you could be asked if you wish to carry it out further or not. Enter "Y" to proceed or "n" to end, and then press ENTER.

### Get Started

**Step 1: Update all dependencies**

Run the below command to fetch the package information from all configured sources.

```
sudo apt-get update
```

**Step 2: Download installation package**

Run the below command to download and install the package fetched above.

```
sudo apt-get upgrade
```

**Step 3: Install Blender**

Execute the Blender installation command as:

```
sudo apt install blender -y
```

**Step 4: Check Blender version**

To check the version of Blender installed, run the command below:

```
blender -v
```

### **Conclusion**

The first suggestion is Blender if you're looking for a program that includes all of the 3D pipeline's tools. This tutorial goes into great depth on how to install Blender 3D.


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