What a Render Farm Actually Does
A render farm connects several powerful GPUs and distributes your frames across them.
Instead of your own machine rendering frame 1, 2, 3 in sequence, multiple GPUs render several frames at the same time.
The result: what used to take hours on one PC can finish in minutes.
Why Cloud Rendering Is Worth Trying
✅ Speed: Projects finish several times faster because the workload is split across several GPUs.
✅ Freedom: You can keep working on other tasks while scenes render remotely.
✅ Consistency: Every frame is rendered on identical hardware, avoiding color or lighting variations.
✅ Scalability: Whether it’s a product shot or a short film, you can use as many GPUs as the project needs.
How Praxilla Helps Blender Artists
Praxilla currently focuses on Blender and always works on supporting the latest versions.
You upload your project directly from within Blender using our addon, so there’s no need to pack or upload anything manually. Everything happens automatically in the background.
Once your job starts, you can monitor progress and the estimated time in the job handler. The estimate appears after the first frame has rendered.
After rendering, your files are available in our secure cloud storage for up to two weeks so you can download them anytime.
Files stay on the nodes only during rendering and are deleted right after.
When Cloud Rendering Saves the Most Time
Cloud rendering shines when you’re working on:
• Animation projects with many frames
• Complex lighting or volumetric scenes
• Deadline-driven commercial work
• Collaborations where several artists need results quickly
If you render occasionally, you can purchase GPU-hour packages.
If you render often, larger packages can be customized to fit your projects.
Getting Started Is Easy
You can sign up for the free trial here: 1 GPU rendering hour
You’ll get 1 GPU rendering hour, which is like having 1 hour on a fast GPU — but the work is split across many, so it finishes much faster. You can download all frames that finish within that time.
