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Glossi renders your photos and videos in the cloud, so your local machine stays free while high-quality outputs are generated. All exports are managed through the Export modal, accessed by clicking the Export button in the studio toolbar.

The Export modal has two tabs — Photo and Video — each with settings tailored to their output type.

Photo Exports

Photo exports produce PNG images from your saved bookmarks. You can select which bookmarks to render, choose a resolution, and optionally enable preview mode (watermarked, doesn't count toward usage).

Resolution
Estimated Time

720p

15–30 seconds per image

1080p

30–60 seconds per image

4K

2–5 minutes per image

If your model has variants, each selected variant is rendered for each selected bookmark. For example, 4 bookmarks with 3 variants produces 12 images.

For full details, see Exporting Photos.

Video Exports

Video exports render your shot timeline as either a single continuous video or individual clip files.

Render mode:

  • Full Sequence — All shots as a single video file.

  • Single Clips — Selected shots as individual files.

Quality:

  • Fastest (MP4) — Estimated 2–3 minutes. Good for previews and web use.

  • Best (ProRes) — Estimated 10–15 minutes. Professional quality for editing and final deliverables.

Resolution
Estimated Time

720p

1–2 minutes

1080p

2–4 minutes

4K

5–10 minutes

Preview mode is also available for video, exporting with a watermark that doesn't count toward usage.

For full details, see the Exporting Video section of Video Mode.

Render Library

Completed renders are available in the Render Library, accessible from the Renders tab in the workspace navigation. From there you can browse, filter, and download your rendered assets.

Tips

  • Start with 1080p — It's the best balance of quality and speed for most use cases. Use 4K for final production renders.

  • Use preview mode to check compositions before committing to full-quality renders.

  • Batch your exports — Select multiple bookmarks or shots in a single export to produce a complete set of assets efficiently.

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