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Network Rendering User Interface

Network Rendering has three applications where you can interact with the service: KeyShot Render Queue, KeyShot Network Configurator and the KeyShot Network Worker Tray. This section contains a brief user interface overview.

Last updated 3 August 2026

Network Rendering has three applications where you can interact with the service: KeyShot Render Queue, KeyShot Network Configurator and the KeyShot Network Worker Tray. This section contains a brief user interface overview.

About Network Rendering

KeyShot Network Rendering allows you to connect multiple computer systems in your office network and utilize the available hardware to reduce rendering times significantly. In addition, rendering over the network is convenient. You may continue working in KeyShot Studio or any other application without slowing down...

Network Rendering

Best Practices, CPU

The manager receives a job from the Client. It splits the job into tasks that are computed by the workers. When a Worker finishes a task, the rendered pixels are returned to the Manager. When all tasks are completed, the Manager assembles them into the finished image, video, KeyShotXR, or configuration. For still im...

Network Rendering

Clear the Render Queue

The Manager stores information about all completed jobs, which will be displayed in the Render Queue.

Network Rendering

Client Setup

Anyone on the network with KeyShot Network Rendering installed can connect to the Manager and view the queue via the Render Queue. If you have the right user privileges, you can administer users, reorder the jobs of the queue, and download and delete Jobs.

Network Rendering

Connect to the Manager

By default Network Rendering is set up to Auto detect manager and workers/clients.

Network Rendering