Which image formats and sizes can I export?
Export a still as PNG, JPEG and WebP from either mode, or as PNG 16-bit or EXR (linear HDR) from Render. From Interactive (Live) the long edge goes up to 4K; from Render up to 8K, rendered in tiles so large images fit in graphics memory. PNG and WebP can have a transparent background; in Render that needs WebGPU.
On Free, stills go up to 2,048 px on the long edge and carry a small "Made with Jart" mark. Pro removes the mark and goes up to 8K, with 16-bit PNG and EXR.
Turntable videos and spin frames
Turntable makes an MP4 (plays everywhere) or WebM (smaller) of 4, 8 or 12 seconds at 24 or 30 frames a second, 1,024 or 1,920 px on the long edge. The camera can orbit a full 360°, sweep a hero arc or rock gently. It can use Interactive, or Render at 16 to 256 passes per frame for the best quality. For web shops, 360° spin frames exports 24, 36, 72 and 120 images in a ZIP. Video needs WebCodecs, which current desktop browsers have; the studio says so if yours does not.
Batch export
Batch export renders several saved projects × views × metals into one ZIP, for a catalogue or a metal comparison. It comes with Pro, up to 24 images per run.
Can I view a design in AR?
On a phone, View in AR places the piece in the room at its true size: Quick Look on iPhone and iPad, tap to place in Chrome on Android (with Google Play Services for AR). AR viewers cannot refract light the way Render does, so stones look polished rather than lit from inside. The true-size GLB and USDZ files can be downloaded too.
GLB 3D model
Portable 3D model saves a GLB with the visible jewellery and its physical materials, finishes baked in, at true size, without the hand or the studio. Use it for web viewers, AR or other 3D tools. To keep editing in Jart, use Save project instead.