Use Shift + S and then “Cursor to center”. Or you can use use a direct hotkey Shift + C .
Similarly one may ask, how do I center a 3D Cursor to an object?
Press Shift S and select cursor to selected, that will put the cursor at the center of the selected faces. Select Object>Transform>Origin to 3D cursor (or Ctrl Shift Alt C ).
Also question is, how do I change origin to Vertex in blender?
How do I change the origin of an object in Blender?
You then go back to Object mode and use Ctrl + Alt + Shift + C → Origin to 3D Cursor to update or change the object origin to the location of the 3D cursor. For 2.9+ you need to go to Object Menu, and select Set Origin > Origin to 3D Cursor.
How do I go back to origin in blender?
Press the W-key to enter move mode, then hit the F12 button to bring up the Transform Type-in dialog. Within the Absolute:World side of the dialog, reset the X, Y and Z position to 0.0. At this point, your model should be centered on the origin and sitting on the ground plane.
How do I move a 3D cursor to an object in Blender?
By default, the cursor is located at the center of the 3D world, but by holding Shift and clicking the right mouse button anywhere in the 3D view, you can reposition the 3D cursor. Once you add a 3D object using Shift + A, the new object will automatically be added to the current 3D cursor location.