# Render

Rendering is the part where the design results are harvested. D5 Render is preset with the best rendering parameters and the user only needs to select the desired resolution of the image. In render mode, the output format, resolution, channel settings and other parameters will be recorded and applied automatically next time we enter render mode.

## :camera\_with\_flash:Image and **P**anorama <a href="#image" id="image"></a>

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[How to render a scene?](/user-guide/render/how-to-render-a-scene.md)
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:point\_up\_2:To output a single image, please read this document.

## :projector: **Video**

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[How to use the Multimedia Material?](/user-guide/material/video.md)
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:point\_up\_2:This document introduces the creation and rendering methods of video clips, detailing the parameters related to animation keyframes.

## :man\_mage: **Render Queue**

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[Why are plant shadows discontinuous in specific resolutions' outputs while preview is normal?](/user-guide/render/queue.md)
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:point\_up\_2:Important batch rendering feature, which can be utilized to render multiple rendering jobs at once.


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