# 2.1. Render Images: Intro

## Render Image: Overview

{% embed url="<https://content.archisketch.com/card/Xo79oNA085ACA33AE7B4BEF>" %}

### 📌 How to Create a Render Image

**Render Images** can be generated within the Floor Plan Editor.

To access the Floor Plan Editor, go to your dashboard and click **\[My Projects > Project]**, then click the **\[Go to Editor]** button. Once a render image is successfully generated, you can view it either from **\[Floor Plan Editor > Gallery]** or **\[Project Detail Page > Content > Renders]** tab.

👇 Watch the video below for "How to Generate a Render Image" in the Floor Plan Editor.

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Gk7Kv2bVN8>" %}

### 📌 How to View Render Images: Dashboard

1. In the Archisketch dashboard, go to **\[Projects > My Projects]** or **\[All Projects]**, then click on the project card. *(If no project exists, click\[New Project] to create one.)*
2. In the project detail page, go to the **\[Content > Renders]** tab and click on the Render Image Card to view it.

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### 📌 How to View Render Images: Floor Plan Editor

1. In the Archisketch dashboard, go to **\[Projects > My Projects]** or **\[All Projects]**, then click the **\[Go to Editor]** button on the project card. *(If no project exists, click\[New Project] to create one.)*
2. Go to **\[Floor Plan Editor > Rendering (Render Studio)]**, take the render image, then access the **\[Gallery]** page to view the generated render images.

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## Render Image: URL Structure

**Render Images** follow a common URL format as shown below.

> **Try it out using the demo page at the bottom!**

{% embed url="<https://codepen.io/Archisketch/pen/wvqLGdR>" %}

### 📌 URL Format

```html
https://content.archisketch.com/card/{'Render Image ID'}
```


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