Collaboration solution

Keep projects, presets, and teams in one shared workspace

Rendervi collaboration is built for studios that need shared projects, reusable presets, and team visibility without passing files back and forth.

New architectural view before a shared preset is applied
Architectural view after a consistent shared preset is applied
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Collaboration

Collaboration for Architecture Teams

Work in shared team spaces with shared projects, shared presets, and shared credit pools so architecture teams can keep the same visual direction together.

Use team workspaces instead of isolated one-off generations.

Share projects, presets, and team credit pools in one place.

Keep consistency across contributors without rebuilding the same direction every time.

Workflow

How collaboration works in Rendervi

Short, controlled steps for real architecture production work.

Rendervi studio interface used by a shared team workspace

Create or join a team

Move from a personal workflow into a shared workspace with team-level access.

Architectural render stored inside a shared project workflow

Work from shared projects

Keep renders, history, and approved directions inside the same team project instead of scattering files.

Rendervi presets library used for team-wide consistency

Reuse team presets

Apply the same preset direction across multiple contributors so outputs stay aligned.

FAQ

Questions about collaboration

Simple answers for architects and visualization teams evaluating this Rendervi workflow.

What does collaboration include in Rendervi?

Rendervi supports team workspaces with shared projects, shared credit pools, and team-shared presets that can be reused by the full team.

Can a team keep the same visual style across contributors?

Yes. Shared presets help teams carry the same materials, atmosphere, and project cues into new views without every person rebuilding the direction from scratch.

Next step

Try it on your own project image

Use Rendervi collaboration to move from a project image to a stronger architectural visual without losing control of the design.