Once your renders are complete, you can download them in several formats and quality levels.
Before exploring the download options available in Omi, check out this article to learn how to create your first render.
Download your renders
Follow these steps to download a render from your Omi space:
Go to the
"Renders"tabClick the cloud with an arrow icon on the render you want to download.
Select the desired download format.
Download options
WEBP: high, medium, or low quality
WebP is an image format designed for the web. It provides efficient lossless and lossy compression, resulting in smaller file sizes while maintaining good image quality.
JPEG: high, medium, or low quality
JPEG is a widely supported image format that provides a good balance between image quality and file size. It can be opened quickly in most browsers and applications.
PNG: high, medium, or low quality
PNG is a lossless image format that supports transparent backgrounds, making it particularly useful for graphics such as logos and images that need to be placed over different backgrounds.
TIFF: high quality
TIFF is exported in CMYK, while the other formats use RGB. It preserves full image data and image quality, making it suitable for professional printing and advanced post-production.
Custom
The Custom option allows you to adjust the dimensions of your render when downloading it.
You can:Set custom dimensions, equal to or smaller than the original render size.
Choose the desired output format: PNG, JPG, WEBP, or TIFF.
The render will always be downloaded in the highest available quality.
Download quality: High, Medium, or Low
Regardless of the selected format, you can choose the quality level of your render. This only affects image compression and file size, not its dimensions.
High: Best possible quality, with a highly detailed render and a larger file size.
Medium: A balance between visual quality and file size.
Low: Smaller file size and faster loading, with more noticeable loss of detail.
💡 Omi Tips
You can select multiple renders at once to download or delete them in bulk.
If you choose to download multiple renders, you will receive an email containing a link to a ZIP file with all selected renders.
Search and filter your renders
From the render list, you can use search and filters to find your visuals more easily.
1. Search by name
Use the search bar at the top of the list to find a render by typing its name.
2. Filter renders
You can refine the displayed results based on several criteria:
Type: Select the media format (Photo, Video, Print).
Created before: Filter by creation date (3 days ago, 7 days ago, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, or 1 year ago).
Layers: show only renders With or Without layers
Digital Twin: Display only renders containing the selected product(s).
Status: Choose to display Active or Archived renders (deleted renders).
Author: display only renders generated by a specific member of your organization.
3. Sort renders
You can also change the order in which renders are displayed:
Last updated
First updated
Newest first
Oldest first
A to Z (Alphabetical order)
Z to A