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Renderer Settings

The Renderer Settings control the rendering quality and resolution of the 3D viewport, as well as the output quality for exported images and videos. Adjusting these settings lets you balance between real-time performance while designing and maximum quality for final renders.

Where to Find It

This section is located on the right panel, inside the SceneViewer tab, in the Renderer section at the top.

Renderer Settings Panel


Settings

Mode
Dropdown — controls the rendering mode for the viewport. Full enables all effects for the highest quality preview and exports
Scale
Slider — resolution multiplier for the 3D canvas (default: 1.000). Increasing the value enhances both the real-time viewing quality and the resolution of exported images and videos. Higher values produce sharper, more detailed renders — ideal for close-up jewelry shots where every facet matters
Custom Canvas Size
Set exact canvas dimensions (width × height in pixels). Useful when you need renders at specific dimensions — square images for e-commerce listings, wide formats for banners, or standard resolutions like 1920×1080

Performance Note

Higher scale values require more GPU processing power. If you experience lag during real-time viewing, keep the scale at 1.000 while working and increase it only before exporting.


While designing — you can set the scale to 2.000 on most desktop computers — modern browsers handle it well. On lower-end devices, keep it at 1.000 for smooth performance.

Before exporting — increase the scale to 3.000 or 4.000 for the sharpest results. On lower-end devices, 2.000 is a good minimum. If you're unsure about your device's capabilities, start with 1.000 and increase gradually.

Export — use the Export Images or Export Videos features to download your high-resolution renders.