Create stunning architectural visualization effortlessly.
Your dedicated renderer for 3ds Max and Cinema 4D, built for how archviz artists actually work
Learn Corona in a day, fall in love with it in two.
Less technical setup. More creative momentum.
Corona 16
Your scene’s lights now also illuminate Gaussian splats, so you can place your 3D models in real, captured locations that look naturally lit. Alternatively, Corona can now also render native 3ds Max Gaussian Splats. Parallax Interiors and Parallax Displacement add believable depth without heavy geometry, from rooms behind your windows to believable surface detail.
Your workflow gets smoother, too. Background images take one click to add right from the VFB, and they stay exactly as shot. The new AI Assistant makes Corona even easier to pick up. It matches your sky to a reference image, builds scatters from a simple prompt, gives feedback on your renders, and points you to the right help, while the control stays in your hands.
And when you want to explore your scene in real time, Vantage Live Link supports more Corona features, so it’s ready to go.
And plenty more to discover in Corona 16.
Start rendering for free in seconds.
My continuous pursuit of excellence and innovation led me to Chaos Corona, a tool that has revolutionized our workflow and redefined our creative expression.
What attracted me to Corona in the first place was its simplicity. It just felt a lot easier to use than many of the other render engines I have used in the past.
I think everyone should try the Corona and Vantage interoperability out. It has a lot of power, and the speed is unmatched. Anything which makes us 3D artists less of technicians and more of artists is a way forward in my opinion, and Vantage is one of them.
with the purchase of any Chaos license.
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Everything you need to begin your journey with Corona and create stunning renders.
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