Camera, saved views and capture

Camera settings

Auto-rotate on/off, rotation speed, and jump-to angles.

Opening view

The angle a ring is first shown at, across the whole platform. Platform admins set it under Ring Catalog → Setup → Default ring (rotate around, tilt above, zoom; drag the preview and press Use this view), and it applies to the studio, the home-page builder, catalog thumbnails and every customer's embed at once.

Each customer can override it for their own embed under Embeds → Appearance → Opening view, or leave Match the platform default on to follow yours.

Saved Views are custom capture angles

Orbit and zoom to the shot you want and hit Save current view (Camera panel, Export panel or the Snapshot dialog). Save as many as you like, rename them, tick the ones to capture, and preview any with the eye icon. Each is captured exactly as framed, even when the ring-builder drawer covered part of the screen. Views are kept with the design when you save the project.

Model pose and the Showcase Set

Showcase Set renders a ready-to-publish series in one click (three ring angles, the ring on a model hand, and the ring in a presentation box); Compute Poses renders your enabled custom angles. Pick the ratio, quality and format at the top of the panel; every shot is auto-framed and centered, and the set arrives as a single .zip in that format.

Snapshot

Choose your Shots from Current view (exactly what you see), your saved custom angles, and any preset angles. One shot downloads as an image (PNG/JPEG/WebP, up to 4K); several arrive as a single .zip. The S key and Render Current View save just the view on screen.

AI lifestyle shots

The sparkle icon in the bottom bar stages your current view into a branded scene (marble, editorial, gift box, on-hand, and more). Your ring stays a real 3D render; the AI only makes the backdrop and lighting. Pick a scene, generate, and download the shot (paid plans; each shot uses credits).

Beauty render

The aperture icon in the bottom bar makes a one-click gallery-grade still of the current view. It accumulates many sub-pixel-jittered frames (supersampling) into a clean, low-noise, high-resolution image that is noticeably sharper than the live view on facets and metal edges. Pick a resolution (up to 4K) and quality, watch it refine, then download the PNG (paid plans; uses credits).

Record a turntable video

A turntable video (MP4/WebM). Start From sets where the motion begins: Current view (the default) or a saved angle records exactly as framed and orbits around the same point you orbit around; the presets auto-frame the piece. Every frame is rendered at its exact moment, so the clip plays back perfectly smooth even when your computer is slow; a slow GPU just takes longer to finish (watch the frame counter). Stop early to keep what has been recorded.

Extra controls (preset-angle scale, orbit direction, speed, fps) sit under Advanced options in the capture dialog.