Team workspaces
Rendervi gives architecture teams one shared place for project renders, visual history, team presets, people, and credits, so the studio can move together instead of passing images between personal tools.
Why it matters
A client-ready render usually passes through designers, project leads, visualizers, and reviewers. Team workspaces keep that visual memory inside the project instead of scattering it across downloads, chat threads, and personal image tools.
Keep project images, render history, and ownership visible to the people working on the same job.
Share presets so material direction, atmosphere, and visual quality carry across contributors.
Choose shared or personal credit spending so team rendering stays easier to manage.
Studio, not prompt box
A solo prompt tool can create a strong image, but the result often lives in one account, detached from the project history, team decisions, and visual rules.
Shared projects, team presets, member access, and credit settings keep the render workflow connected to the actual architecture project.
Studio workflow
Collaboration in Rendervi is intentionally simple: invite the team, work in shared projects, and reuse the visual decisions that already worked.
Set up a studio workspace, invite teammates by email, and decide whether renders use shared owner credits or each member's personal balance.
Create project workspaces where uploads, generated versions, comparisons, history, and downloads stay available to active team members.
Save strong outputs as team presets, then apply the same atmosphere, material logic, and project cues to the next view.
Best for
Architecture studios producing several views for the same project.
Visualization teams that need repeatable visual direction across contributors.
Owners who want member access, shared projects, and credit control in one workspace.
FAQ
Simple answers for studios evaluating team workspaces in Rendervi.
A team workspace includes team projects, member access, invitations, shared or personal credit spending, and team presets that can be reused inside the shared workspace.
Personal tools are useful for experiments, but studios need shared project context, version history, repeatable presets, and access control so the work does not live in one person's account.
Yes. Team settings support shared owner credits or personal member credits, so owners can decide how rendering spend should work for the team.
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Next step
Create a shared Rendervi workspace for your studio and keep project images, presets, people, and credits in one place.
