Simple, fast cloud rendering. Directly from V-Ray's UI.

Introducing a push-button cloud rendering service for artists and designers. No hardware to configure. No virtual machines to set up. Click render and Chaos Cloud takes care of the rest.

 

 

Cloud rendering for everyone

Now, cloud rendering is built right into V-Ray. And it's as easy as pushing a button.
It handles everything for you automatically - from licensing and uploading your scenes to launching virtual machines - so you get your job done fast.

 

Turn your computer into a supercomputer

What if you could render an animation in the time it takes to render a single frame? Now you can.
With Chaos Cloud, you now have your own personal supercomputer. And it scales with you for any job that comes your way.
 

Render while you work

Keep creating. Keep designing. Let Chaos Cloud do the rendering so you can keep working.
And you can render multiple jobs at the same time. Because you've got more important things to do than wait.

 

KEY FEATURES

Smart Sync

Chaos Cloud automatically uploads exactly what it needs to render. And whenever your scene is updated, it only re-syncs the data that's changed — keeping your upload times to the absolute minimum.

Live View

Watch your image or animation's progress as it happens, from anywhere on any device. As soon as you submit a job, you can monitor the rendering from your computer, tablet or even your smartphone.

Remote Control

Adjust your job settings in the Chaos Cloud dashboard without having to resubmit your scene.

Smart Vault

Chaos Cloud stores your projects in the cloud, including assets, so you only need to upload them once.

 

Chaos Cloud pricing is all inclusive. There are no extra charges for licensing, uploading, downloading, transferring or storing your projects. Credit purchases are non-refundable.

Supported V-Ray products

• V-Ray for 3ds Max
• V-Ray for Maya
• V-Ray for SketchUp
• V-Ray for Rhino
• V-Ray for Revit
• V-Ray for Modo
• V-Ray for Cinema 4D

 

How can I estimate how many credits my job will take?

One way to estimate how many credits you’ll need for a job is to render a test image with your trial credits and note how many credits it consumed. Then expand that cost by what your final job will take in terms of final resolution, quality, frames, etc.

 

For more details on cloud credits estimations visit our Chaos Cloud scenes page: