Render images and video
Choose the exact angles or clips, production settings, and product states that should become finished outputs.
Rendering turns saved Studio views into durable images or video. The request runs in the cloud, so you can leave the Studio while Glossi tracks production state.
Preflight the scene
Before opening Export, confirm:
- the intended product and configuration are active
- materials and product regions are correct
- the product sits correctly in the scene
- lights and backdrop are in their accepted state
- image angles or clips are saved and named
- framing works at the selected aspect ratio
Use a lower-cost preview path where the current export flow exposes it. A preview should answer a composition question before you commit to the final settings.
Render images
Open the Photo export controls, then:
- Select the image angles to produce.
- Select the intended product configurations where supported.
- Choose the resolution, dimensions, and output format available for the request.
- Turn Post Processing on or off. Post Processing is a photographic finishing pass applied to each image after it renders; On uses more of your monthly usage per image and Off delivers the image exactly as rendered. Your workspace default is pre-selected and the choice is remembered per project.
- Choose transparency or preview settings where supported.
- Start the render.
Each selected angle and product state becomes its own capture. Review the total capture count before starting a large request. Images show a Finishing state while Post Processing runs; download becomes available when it completes. The image as rendered is kept alongside the finished one: on the render page, use Compare (or hold \) to view it, and download it while comparing. TIFF and transparent images are delivered as rendered.
Render video
Open the Video export controls, then choose the saved clips, sequence behavior, resolution, and supported delivery format.
Render individual clips when they will be edited separately. Render a full sequence when the Studio timeline already represents the intended final order.
Follow production state
Render time varies with resolution, dimensions, capture type, product complexity, queue state, and available production capacity. Follow the request state instead of planning around a fixed estimate.
A multi-capture request can finish some items while another item fails. Supported recovery preserves completed captures and allows interrupted work to be retried.
Review the finished outputs
Completed images and video appear in Renders. Open the result and inspect it at useful scale before delivery. Verify the current version, then download the file or continue into review and adaptation.