The API Platform: RenderThink Inside Your Own Tools

The API Platform: rendering, editing, staging and upscaling from your own tools

Where to find it: Help → API Platform (on a phone: More → Help → API Platform)

Sign in with your RenderThink account, create an organization, then an API key. Every Studio operation becomes a request: a 3D capture rendered, an image edited, staged or upscaled. A test key is free, with no credit card: it returns a sample image so you can try your integration. After that, each image has its price, charged to a prepaid balance owned by the organization, with no subscription or commitment. Uploaded images and results are deleted 24 hours after the generation, and are never used for training.

An MCP server to drive RenderThink from an AI assistant

Where to find it: API Platform → Documentation

Declare the MCP server in your assistant (Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code…) with one of your organization’s keys. It can then run a render, an edit, a staging or an upscale, and follow the generation through to the result.

The console: keys, usage, invoices and team

Where to find it: API Platform → Console

Follow your generations, your requests and your usage. Top up the balance, or let automatic top-up handle it, and find your invoices. Invite your team with a role: Admin, Developer or Billing. The "Playground" tries every operation without writing a line of code.

Staging: we reworked how objects are placed

Where to find it: Studio → Staging

Staging first finds the surfaces that still have room, then places the objects there: it should no longer build a piece of furniture to hold one. Run on a render, or on an image that is already staged, it only adds objects, without redoing the image. We still lack hindsight: if a result surprises you, tell us through Support.

Bug fixes

Where to find it: My account → Sign-in and security

With two-factor authentication on, the first sign-in with Google or Microsoft now asks for your code before linking that sign-in method to your account. And before you turn it off, a message reminds you what you lose.