List of 3D rendering software

This page provides a list of 3D rendering software, the dedicated engines used for rendering computer-generated imagery. This is not the same as 3D modeling software, which involves the creation of 3D models, for which the software listed below can produce realistically rendered visualisations. Also not included are general-purpose packages which can have their own built-in rendering capabilities; these can be found in the List of 3D computer graphics software and List of 3D animation software. See 3D computer graphics software for more discussion about the distinctions.

Title License Status Developer(s)
3Delight Proprietary Active Illumination Research (company)
appleseed MIT[1] Active appleseedhq Organization
Arion Proprietary Active RandomControl
Aqsis BSD Active Paul Gregory
Arnold Proprietary Active Solid Angle, Autodesk, Sony Pictures Imageworks
Brazil R/S Proprietary Discontinued SplutterFish LLC
Bella Render Proprietary Active Diffuse Logic
C3D Vision Proprietary Active ASCON, C3D Labs
Centileo Proprietary Active Centileo LLC
Chaos Corona Proprietary Active Chaos
Cycles Apache-2.0[2] Active Blender Foundation
D5 Render Proprietary Active Dimension 5 Techs
EEVEE GPLv2 Active Blender Foundation
Enscape Proprietary Active Enscape GmbH
Flamingo Proprietary Active Robert McNeel & Associates
Gelato Proprietary Discontinued Nvidia Corporation
Hyperion Proprietary Active Walt Disney Animation Studios
iClone Proprietary Reallusion
Iray Proprietary Active Nvidia Corporation
Indigo Renderer Proprietary Active Glare Technologies
Kerkythea Freeware Ioannis Pantazopoulos
Keyshot Proprietary Active Luxion Inc
Light Tracer Render Freeware Active Light Engine
Lumion Proprietary Active Lumion Software
LuxCoreRender Apache-2.0 Active Jean-Philippe Grimaldi (lead)
Maxwell Render Proprietary Next Limit Technologies
Mental ray Proprietary Discontinued Nvidia Corporation
Mitsuba[3] GPL-3.0 Active EPFL
MoonRay Apache-2.0 Active DreamWorks
NOX Render[4] Freeware, later Apache-2.0 Discontinued Evermotion
Octane Render Proprietary Active OTOY Inc.
PyTorch3D[5] BSD-3-Clause Active Meta AI
RenderMan Proprietary Active Pixar
Rhino Render Proprietary Active Rhinoceros 3D - Robert McNeel & Associates
Pixie GPL and LGPL Okan Arikan et Al.
POV-Ray AGPLv3 Active The POV-Team
AMD Radeon ProRender Freeware Active AMD Inc.
Radiance Free and open-source Active Greg Ward
Raylectron Proprietary SoftByte Labs, Inc.
Redshift Proprietary Active Maxon
SolidWorks Visualize Proprietary Active Dassault Systèmes
Substance 3D Stager Proprietary Active Adobe Inc.
Sunflow MIT Inactive Christopher Kulla
toxic[6] GPLv2 Discontinued François Beaune
Unigine Proprietary
free for non commercial use		 Active UNIGINE Company
V-Ray Proprietary Active Chaos
YafaRay LGPL Active YafaRay
MyArchitectAI Proprietary Active Luminary Ventures OÜ

See also

References

  1. ^ "appleseed". appleseed - A modern, open source production renderer. appleseedhq Organization. Retrieved 16 November 2023.
  2. ^ "Cycles". Cycles - Open Source Production Rendering. Blender Foundation. Retrieved 14 August 2022.
  3. ^ https://www.cgchannel.com/2022/07/wenzel-jakob-releases-mitsuba-3/
  4. ^ "Evermotion releases NOX renderer as open source | CG Channel". Retrieved 2025-05-29.
  5. ^ https://pytorch3d.org/tutorials/render_textured_meshes
  6. ^ "The toxic Open Source Renderer". www.toxicengine.org. Archived from the original on 2015-04-06. Retrieved 2025-05-29.
  7. ^ "11 Websites with Free Downloadable Assets for Easier Architectural Renders". 21 February 2022.
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