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Exporting Photos

When you're ready to render your photos, the Export panel lets you configure resolution, select which angles to render, and choose which variants to include — all in one step.

Opening the Export Panel

Click the Export button in the top-right of the toolbar. The export modal will open with Photo and Video tabs — select the Photo tab if it isn't already active.

Export Settings

Resolution

Choose the output resolution for your renders:

  • 720p — Fastest option, estimated 15–30 seconds per image. Good for quick previews.
  • 1080p — Balanced quality and speed, estimated 30–60 seconds per image. The default selection.
  • 4K — Highest quality, estimated 2–5 minutes per image. Best for final production renders.

Preview Mode

Toggle Preview Mode on to export with a watermark. Preview renders don't count towards your usage limits, making this useful for reviewing compositions before committing to a final render.

Selecting Views

The export panel lists all of your angles as selectable views. By default:

  • If you have an angle selected when you open the export panel, only that angle is pre-selected.
  • If no angle is selected, all angles are pre-selected.

You can toggle individual views on or off, or use Select All to quickly select or deselect everything.

Selecting Variants

If your model has variants, you can choose which variants to include in the render. Each selected variant will be rendered for each selected view, so you can produce a complete set of images across all product variations in a single export.

Starting the Render

Click the export button to begin rendering. Its label reflects your selection — for example "Export 3 images", or "Export 3 previews" when preview mode is on. The export modal will close and a render progress indicator will appear. Your renders will be available in the Render Library once complete.

Note: The total number of images generated is the number of selected views multiplied by the number of selected variants. For example, 4 views with 3 variants produces 12 images.

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