All Blender Render engines

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Today we are going to talk about almost all the render engines that you can use with Blender. Some of these render engines are free, some are open-source and others are paid, so hopefully, this list should cover most of your needs!

Appleseed

Nvidia Omniverse

Radeon ProRender

Indigo render

LuxCoreRender

Renderman

Redshift

Octane render

Vray

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[OgatRamastef]

it wuld be cool to see the same scene/animation rendered in each of those engines listed!

[ozzy]

This video is top-quality like many of the render engines mentioned in it

[PunmasterSTP]

This was a really good comparison. Thanks so much for putting this together and sharing!

[marcopato]

Very well explained and released renders that I didn't know yet. Thank you and congratulations!

[mipe]

I'm surprised you haven't said a word about E-Cycles, K-Cycles, Agile Render and other optimized versions of Cycles. E-Cycles appeared sooo long before Cycles X.

[KoffiSoturi]

Your sound and accent is just soooo wholesome

[stillfree]

Cycles for me is godly. So easy to use

[SamBacket]

Appleseed - abandoned. V-Ray - outdated blender support, renderman - not yet released for modern blender.

[AndersonDUGO]

Great video as always, thanks for the info and regards from colombia!

[JezUK]

It'd have been awesome to have mentioned which ones are CPU only, GPU only and Hybrid etc, otherwise great (and I love your voice!).

[Buttigiegorg]

V-Ray can hardly be counted. It is still limited to Blender 2.79 and an older version of V-Ray. Looking at the forums, doesn’t look promising that a newer version will be available anytime soon

[Schxndr]

I honestly wish blender would do a deal to have octane built in

[Doctor_Venom]

now there's a MoonRay renderer by Dreamworks came out as an opensource

[KaoukabiJaouad]

Can't wait for Renderman 24 coming this month, it will have GPU rendering(more precisely CPU+GPU rendering they call their new engine XPU)

[hnwcfyy]

Honestly, that nVidia one really piqued my interest. I don't know how low level you can go while still seeing CUDA->Optix-level gains, but I'm sure it will be able to utilize all the tech and resources available to its own graphics cards. And it's not like we're not all using them for Blender, already given how powerful they are.

[DogsRNice]

6:22 isn’t this the staircase that blender guru made lol

[moustachecat]

Please make an updated list because some of these renders don't work in the new blender :(

[Buttigiegorg]

Should also not that right now, Renderman is limited to 2.7x and Renderman 21. But, unlike V-Ray, Renderman have publicly committed to having 2.9x Blender support with the next major release (which was due Q1 2021), so could be any day now 🤞

[jitesh_k]

Workbench is the most photorealistic engine ever✨✨

[mastaw]

Lol I literally just looked that up and this 17 hour old video was at the top