Guides
Resolutions
The
quality parameter of a render, an edit or a decoration sets the resolution of the output image: 1k, 2k, 4k or 8k. It determines the fidelity of the result, its size and its price.quality | Recommended use | Description |
|---|---|---|
1k | Draft | Quick to review, less faithful to the source image: proportions, materials and details may drift from it. Use it to validate an idea, not to show it. |
2k | Everyday use | Faithful to the source image and realistic. The right choice for on-screen presentations, websites and documents. |
4k | Large screens, print | The fidelity of 2K, larger: for large displays, prints up to A3 or cropping. |
8k | Large-format print | The fidelity of 2K, much larger: for panels, posters or tight crops. |
Start in
1k to explore ideas at a lower cost, then run the one you keep in 2k or higher.The output image keeps the proportions of the input image.
quality | Long side at 16:9 | Pixels, approximately |
|---|---|---|
1k | 1,376 px | 1 million |
2k | 2,752 px | 4.2 million |
4k | 3,840 px | 8.3 million |
8k | 7,680 px | 33 million |
The exact dimensions are in the generation:
output[].width and output[].height. An image squarer than 16:9 has a shorter long side, for a comparable pixel count.