Deliver renders with every CAD job, in minutes

Clients expect more than a file

A CAD job used to end with a production-ready file. Today many clients also expect polished renders for approval, images for their website and social channels, and sometimes a short video. Desktop renderers can produce beautiful results, but they take time to set up, need a capable machine and add hours to every job. When the deadline is close, rendering is often the part that gets squeezed.

A render step that fits into every job

Upload the same file you deliver, whether that is a 3DM, GLB, STL, OBJ, glTF or FBX. Stone layers named Diamond, Gem or Stone are recognised automatically, so materials land in the right place. Apply your usual scene preset, pick the client's metal and stones from 98 metal presets and 58 gem presets, use the same one-click poses for the standard angles and export stills at sizes up to 8K. A 360 degree video takes one more step. Because the studio runs in the browser, you can render on the same laptop you use for everything else.

Approvals without long email threads

Revisions are where CAD jobs lose time. Instead of exporting screenshots after every change, send the client a share link that opens the model in an interactive 3D view in their browser. They can turn it and look closely before they reply, which tends to make feedback clearer. When you revise the model, upload the new version and send a new link so the client always reviews the latest file.

Faster revisions, happier clients

Because a render takes minutes rather than hours, you can include visuals with every revision instead of only the final file. Clients who see each change rendered tend to give clearer feedback, and it becomes easy to show two options side by side before they choose.

File formats and limits

Upload limits are 100 MB for most formats and 200 MB for 3DM and FBX files. For very dense models, export a render mesh rather than the full construction history, which keeps the studio responsive and uploads quick.

Organise work by client

Uploads are unlimited, so every job and every revision can live in your library. Create a collection for each client, keep SKUs or job numbers in the file names so they are picked up on upload, and find any past job by name or code in seconds. Moving finished jobs to the trash keeps your library tidy, and anything you delete can be restored for 30 days.

Offer more than renders

Many freelancers turn the AI tools into an extra service. From a finished render you can create on-model images on a hand, ear, neck, wrist or ankle with six skin tones and eight styles, styled product scenes on marble, velvet or a setting you describe, and short AI videos for social posts. Premium includes 150 AI images and 5 AI videos every month. Review every AI image before you deliver it, and keep your renders as the reference for the actual design.

Build your portfolio as you work

Every job you render is portfolio material, with your client's permission. Export a consistent hero angle on a background that matches your personal brand and you build a portfolio without a separate photography budget. Short 360 degree videos make strong posts for showing your modelling skills.

How accounts work for studios

Accounts are personal. Only one session can be active at a time, so signing in on a new device signs the old one out. For a studio with several designers, give each designer their own account so everyone can work at the same time.

Plans

Every plan includes unlimited model uploads and the full studio. Premium costs $49 a month or $490 a year and adds the monthly AI allowance and embeddable 3D viewers. See pricing for the details.