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# Render shots

On the Render Shot page, you can see all captured render shots at a glance, making management very convenient.\
Detailed information such as each render shot’s type, resolution, and capture date/time is also provided, making it easier to check.\
In addition, using the filter at the top right of the page, you can sort and view render shots by the type you want, such as first-person view, floor plan, bird’s-eye view, and panorama, making it even more efficient to use.

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### View Render Shots

* Clicking a render shot lets you view the image larger, and you can check detailed information, including capture details, on the right.
* You can view additional data about the captured render shot through the image score and image details.

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#### Improve Quality

Improve Quality is a feature that upgrades Standard and 2K resolution render shots to 4K. Clicking Improve Quality will render it again.

* If you do a test render at lower quality and then upgrade the scene you like to 4K, you can use time and resources more efficiently.
* However, please note that using Improve Quality will deduct 4K credits.

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#### Download

You can save the render shot to your computer, and the file will be saved in PNG format.

#### Delete

Delete the render shot from the project. Please note that deleted render shots cannot be restored.

#### Set as Project Cover

If you click the \[More] button at the top right of the render shot, you can set that render shot as the project cover.\
When you set a render shot you like as the cover, it will be displayed as the thumbnail for your project.\
This makes it easier to visually distinguish projects and manage them in a clean, intuitive way.

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{% hint style="info" %}
When you need to check multiple projects at a glance, the cover image helps you work more efficiently!
{% endhint %}

## Tag

In Archisketch, product information tags are automatically added when taking a render shot.

Tag Information

* Includes the product name, dimensions, price, purchase information link, and more.

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Manage Tags

* Toggle tags on/off: You can visually adjust tags by turning them on and off.
* Add tag: If an automatic tag is missing, you can add it manually.
* Delete tag: You can remove unwanted tags.

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Where tags are used

* Share Render Shot
* Publish Project
* Portfolio
* Design Community

## Share

You can also share pages on a per-render-shot basis.

* Clicking the Share button copies the link to the clipboard so you can paste it wherever you want.

## Frequently Asked Questions

#### The render shot tags are not showing.

Automatic render shot tags are created when the camera recognizes and captures products in the same room.\
If you capture another room using a camera clip, tags may not be attached.

* What if I need to include tags?
  * Adjust the camera position to the same room and capture again.
  * If automatic tags are missing, please add tags manually using the Add Tag feature.

#### I can’t see objects reflected in the mirror.

Furniture reflected in mirrors or other reflective surfaces can be seen when rendered at 4K resolution or higher.


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