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🎯 Best Renderers (Render Engines) for Blender in 2023

Cycles
Cycles is the most feature-rich, production-proven renderer available in Blender.

Eevee
Initially designed as a “realtime” viewport for Blender with the goal of being a pre-viz tool to help with the shading workflow of its big brother, Cycles, Eevee has turned into a beast of its own.

Workbench
The workbench engine is the “standard” engine powering Blender’s viewport.

OctaneRender
OctaneRender was one of the pioneers in the GPU rendering scene when it first launched, and since then has become a household name for powerful yet fast rendering.

LuxCoreRender
LuxCoreRender is not only one of the oldest unbiased physically-correct render engines on the block (carrying the mantle of the venerable LuxRender dating back to 2007), it’s also one of the most powerful. LuxCoreRender is also an open-source project, making it a sort of kindred spirit to Blender in that regard.

Radeon ProRender
Radeon ProRender is AMD’s free Path-Tracing renderer. It positions itself between Cycles and Eevee with its innovative “Full Spectrum Rendering” mode.

RenderMan
RenderMan is Pixar’s award-winning render engine and has announced that it will be supporting Blender.

Redshift
Redshift, the powerhouse GPU renderer used in films and tv shows such as Starz American Gods, is coming to Blender.

Chaos V-Ray
V-Ray is one of those Renderers that really needs no introduction. It’s been used in all kinds of Movies, Cinematics, and Commercials alike.

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