Prepare a clean screenshot
Choose your view in Blender, turn off Overlays and hide unwanted objects. Crop out menus and panels while keeping the entire product and a little breathing room. Export a PNG, JPG or WebP up to 10 MB.
Blender AI Render · Product studio
Blender AI Render for product screenshots.
Upload a product viewport or clay render. Explore better lighting and materials, compare with your original, and download. No plugin needed.
- 1 image per run · 1K output
- 12 credits / run
- PNG / JPG / WebP · ≤10 MB
Your product, better light.
StudioUse a clean viewport or clay render with one product clearly visible. Hide Blender menus and overlays before capturing.
One image per run. Each new render uses credits. Failed renders are refunded.
Before & after
Image outputReal example preview
BeforeAfterOriginal Blender scenes, tested via API with this model and studio preset. This is a sample; your completed render will replace it.
AI may change details. Review the result against your design. This creates a presentation image, not an edited Blender file.
Actual tests · original Blender scenes
See the input. Inspect the interpretation.
AI interprets the shade as wood and the stem as metal. Check the shade opening and base against the original.
Generated in API tests with this tool’s model and studio preset, with the material note left blank. Results vary; download an input to try it yourself.
Download this example input ↓
View the actual test prompt
Create a premium product catalogue photograph from this Blender viewport. Treat flat gray surfaces as unassigned clay materials, NOT the intended final color. Choose convincing finished materials appropriate to the object, such as natural oak, brushed metal, glazed ceramic or woven fabric, with subtle realistic texture. Preserve the camera angle, framing, product silhouette, proportions and number of objects. Replace the viewport lighting and floor with a clean warm off-white seamless studio, large softbox illumination, gentle contact shadows and balanced photographic exposure. Make the result clearly look like a photographed finished physical product, not a gray CAD model. Show only the objects visible in the input. Do not add or remove any product parts: no extra cushions, cables, handles, trim, rings or bases. Keep the lighting equipment outside the frame. No props, labels, text or logos. Do not redesign the product. Preserve deliberate non-gray material colors.
From model to presentation
When should you use Blender AI Render?
Start with a screenshot when you already have a product shape and want to explore a finished look for a concept presentation or social post. Choose your workflow by the deliverable you need.
01
A presentation concept
Use AI Render to explore studio lighting and finishes for one product or furniture item. Inspect the result before using it to communicate your concept.
02
An exact final render
Set up materials, lighting and cameras in Blender and render the scene natively when the geometry and design details must match your project.
03
An editable 3D asset
Build or modify the model first, then choose how to present it. This image workflow does not output meshes or material nodes.
Still building the scene? Use the Blender script generator, or start with the 3D model generator when you need a model.
A better starting image
How to use Blender AI Render
Cap ↙Body →Describe the finish, then render
Upload one image. Leave clay surfaces gray to explore materials, or keep intentional colors in the input. Optionally describe materials by part and your lighting preference. Sign in, check the credit price and start the render.
Inspect details and download
Use the before-and-after view to check the silhouette, openings, supports and part count. Download a result you like. For structural corrections, change the model in Blender and upload a new screenshot.
Material notes: name the part and finish
Use part + material + color + lighting, within 400 characters. These are suggested notes to adapt, not the prompts used for the gallery results.
Seat and legs in natural oak, matte finish, soft side lighting.
Bottle body in deep blue glazed ceramic, cap in light oak.
Select a note and copy it into the material description field.
What to check before your next render
Original design
AI result
The shape or parts changed
Check for cropped edges and overlapping parts. Choose a clearer view of the silhouette. Use a native Blender render when exact geometry is essential.
The material feels wrong
Replace vague requests such as “premium finish” with a material for each part: body, cap or frame. Keep intentional colors visible in the input.
Extra objects appear in the background
Remove scene clutter from your input before another attempt. Check the output for added props, lettering and visible lighting equipment before sharing.
You dislike the image, or the job failed
A new render after a completed result costs another 12 credits. Jobs marked failed are refunded. Refreshing the page lets you return to the existing task.
Questions before you render
Do I need a plugin or a project file?
No plugin is required. Upload one PNG, JPG or WebP up to 10 MB in your browser. Export the view you want from Blender as an image first.
What size is the output, and can I keep modeling with it?
Each run produces one 1K presentation image. It contains no mesh, UVs or editable materials, and separate views are not guaranteed to stay consistent.
Is a completed image refunded if I dislike it?
Failure refunds apply to jobs marked failed by the system. A completed image uses credits even if it does not match your expectations. Generating again starts a new paid task.
Does this edit my Blender scene?
No. Input and output are images. The tool does not upload or modify .blend files or create editable Blender materials.
Will the geometry stay exactly the same?
The preset asks AI to preserve the view, silhouette and layout, but details can change. Use the result for presentation concepts and check it against your design.
What should I upload?
Start with a clean screenshot or clay render of one product or piece of furniture. Hide menus and overlays. Complex interiors, consistent multiple views and precise engineering drawings are outside this release.
How do credits work?
Each run produces one image and costs 12 credits from your existing wallet. A new render uses credits again. Failed jobs are refunded.
Will my upload appear in the public examples?
Uploads are not automatically published in the showcase. Images are sent to the generation service and stored for your job history. Upload only images you have permission to use; see our privacy policy.
Give your next product screenshot a new light.
Start with a clean screenshot and the product studio preset. 12 credits per run, using your existing wallet.
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