Get started with Rendair

Rendair brings creating, organizing and collaborating into one workspace. This guide walks you through the main areas so you know where everything lives before you start your first project.

Tour the workspace

1. Start on the Dashboard. This is your home page. It shows your current plan and available credits, your recent sessions, notifications and training resources. The team card lets you manage your team and invite new members.
2. Open Apps. Apps is where you create. Each app is built for a specific result, such as Image to Render, Upscale or Image to Video. Pick the app that matches what you want to achieve and generate from there.
3. Find your work in Assets. Everything you generate across Rendair is collected in Assets. Create folders to organize projects, and search by the prompt you originally used to find older renders. You can also share a render publicly with one click.
4. Get inspired in Explore. Explore shows work other users have chosen to share. Click any image to see the prompt and the AI model used to create it.
5. Talk to Chat. In Chat you can ask questions, brainstorm and generate images by describing what you need in plain language. You can also tell Rendair about yourself, your style and your projects, and it will remember those details in future conversations.
6. Plan and collaborate in Boards. Boards is an infinite canvas for references, notes, mind maps, workflows and generated images. You can open Rendair's apps directly inside a board, invite teammates or clients to work with you in real time, and use the laser pointer to guide attention during reviews.

Tips

• Use the Dashboard to check your credits and recent sessions before starting new work.
• Organize renders into folders in Assets as you go, so projects stay easy to find.
• When you see a result you like in Explore, open it to learn from the prompt and model behind it.
• If you are not sure which app to use, describe what you want in Chat.

What to do next

Create your first render with Sketch to Render or Image to Render, then set up a board for your project to keep references and results together.