Exhibit · 3D & VFX rendering

Offload the render. Keep creating

GPU rendering on demand. Render Blender scenes from the command line, encode video with FFmpeg and NVENC, and get back to creating.

Root access on a Linux machine. Install the tools that run without a screen — your add-ons, your scripts, your pipeline.

CUDA/OptiX rendering from the command line — much faster than a laptop CPU.

Encode and transcode video on the GPU with NVENC.

Node-based compositing, rendered from the command line.

Batch-convert, resize and process image sequences.

Write your own GPU tools and AI effects with PyTorch.

Python, bash, whatever your pipeline needs — you have root access.

Upload files in Studio, copy them over SSH with scp or rsync, or download them on the machine from your own cloud storage.

Root access on Linux. Install Blender, FFmpeg, your add-ons and scripts with apt, pip or a download.

Run your render from a terminal on an L40S or A100 80GB, and check its progress in Studio or over SSH.

Download the finished frames, then stop the machine — the charges stop.

From the collection

A100 80GB / 80 GB VRAM / at least 32 GB RAM / 8 vCPUs

Pay only while it runs. Stop anytime.