> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.visuary.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.visuary.com/guide-visuary-en/visualization/renders.md).
# Renders
Create a render:
1. Click on the "**Renders**"
2. Click on "**Create a render**"
3. By clicking the "**Image**" you can choose between **creating a static render or a panorama**.
4. Position the camera in the room and adjust the desired viewing angle with your mouse
5. Click on "**Start a render**"
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Depending on the type of render you want (static or panoramic), placing the "camera" on the plan is key:
* **For a static render: stand in a corner** of the room to get as much distance as possible.
* **For a panoramic render: stand in the center** of the room so the photo can be properly taken in 360°.
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Renders are **available only with an Intégral or Entreprise subscription**.
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Download a render
After a few minutes, your render is ready! You can download it by selecting it, then clicking the download icon.
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If after 5 minutes your render is still not available, we invite you to **reload your page** and it should appear.
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Include renders in the PDF report
**With an Intégral subscription**, renders can be included in the Commercial file so your client can better picture the result.
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Click [**here**](/guide-visuary-en/sharing-and-export/pdf-report.md) to learn more about the PDF report, available only with a subscription.
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