--- title: Enscape Export and File Format Options description: Learn how to export your files from Enscape including options for file formats. 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You'll learn how to export still images, videos, panoramas, executable walk-throughs, VR presentations, and more, all without switching applications. --- With the multitude of ways in which designers work with clients and stakeholders, it is essential to have the ability to provide the most effective visualization elements at the appropriate time during the project’s design and construction phase. Where some workflows require multiple tools to create still images, videos, and virtual reality, [Enscape](https://www.chaos.com/enscape) facilitates a way to keep all visualization efforts tied to the native design platform (e.g., Revit). In this article, we will dive into the range of Enscape exports and file formats included with every subscription (it's worth noting that Enscape is offered at an [affordable price point](https://www.chaos.com/enscape/buy-online), making it accessible to most design staff). - **Follow along:** This post was written using the free Enscape-provided Revit model called Corner Building which can be downloaded by [clicking here](https://enscape3d.com/free-sample-projects/). Be sure to point to the custom materials folder (downloaded with the Revit model) within Revit’s Options dialog, in the Rendering. When you consider them all at once, it’s impressive how many options Enscape offers to export high-quality visualization content. This post will examine **eleven different export options in Enscape**, including high-quality image options from popular CAD and [BIM](https://enscape3d.com/bim-management/?itm_source=Enscape-blog&itm_medium=blog-post#/) platforms such as [Revit](https://enscape3d.com/revit-rendering/).  ## The 11 Enscape export and file options covered: 1. [Export Video](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#a) 2. [Screenshot](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#b) 3. [AI Enhancer](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#c) 4. [Batch Rendering](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#d) 5. [V-Ray Scene Export](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#e) 6. [Mono Panorama](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#f) 7. [Stereo Panorama](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#g) 8. [EXE Standalone](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#h) 9. [Web Standalone](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#l) 10. [Enable VR](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#m) 11. [Render Image (Into Document) only available in Revit](https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape#n)   Enscape export options - Enscape toolbar Enscape export options - Enscape video editor Enscape export options - Special Revit command Let’s take a closer look at each of these export options; all of which work the same in Revit, SketchUp, Archicad, and Rhino – with one exception, as noted above. ## 1. Export Video [Creating videos](https://blog.enscape3d.com/best-practices-video-creation?hsLang=en) is the first [Enscape](https://www.chaos.com/enscape) export option we will cover. Bringing an Mp4 video file to a meeting or leaving it with a client, is a great way to curate an experience in a model that might not be complete or parts of the model are confidential/proprietary and not meant to be seen by a particular user group or the general public. Video path shown in Enscape with camera locations cross-referenced to timeline below For an example of the quality possible using **Export Video** [click here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-HAZPLXFFU). Super cool! I can use so many adjectives, as I don’t work for Chaos. Although, I bet they use them too when they see their customer’s Enscape creations! **TIP:** To play 4K video, I recommend using the [VLC Media Player](https://www.videolan.org/) which performs very well. When the Export button is selected while in the Video Editor, the resolution, compression quality, and framerate can be specified, as shown in the dialog below. The defaults can also be specified in the **Visual Settings** dialog. Exported videos use the same resolution setting by default as still image renders. **TIP:** These videos often play very well for marketing purposes from a flash-drive directly plugged into a TV. Video Export dialog ## **2. Screenshot (render image)** **Screenshot** is everyone’s go-to command to create high-quality still images as PNG, JPG, EXR, or TGA. I always say “it now takes longer to compose the view than it does to render and generate the rendered image file”! Related post: For more on composing a view, see this post: [Best Practices: Finding The Right Perspective.](https://blog.enscape3d.com/best-practices-finding-the-right-perspective?hsLang=en) It is helpful to know that the image's resolution can be set in Enscape’s **Visual Settings** dialog. By default, the resolution is set to **Full HD** 1920 times 1080 pixels. I like to leave this set at **Ultra HD**, so the quality is extra high, and I do not have to go back and recreate any images (see image below). If you have a slower graphics card (GPU) that may take too much time early on in the design process, a lower setting would be more appropriate. Render image settings Selecting **Custom** allows us to enter any resolution up to 8192 x 8192 Pixels. I have used high-quality Enscape-rendered images for the cover of several of my [SketchUp and Revit textbooks](https://www.sdcpublications.com/Authors/Daniel-John-Stine-AIA-CSI-CDT/1/). For a printed book cover, the resolution needs to be very high. The combination of an Enscape image and a high-quality printed glossy book cover is really amazing, as shown in one example below. Enscape-rendered textbook covers exported at a higher resolution for publication The **file format** can also be selected when creating screenshots. The default is PNG, which is what I usually use:   File format options within the Save As dialog Here are a few other Render Image-related settings to keep in mind. ### **Keyboard shortcut (Shift + F11)** Be sure to take advantage of the Keyboard Shortcut. When composing a scene in [Enscape](https://www.chaos.com/enscape), it is quicker to use the keyboard shortcut than the icons above, on the Enscape user interface. ### Object ID, material ID, and depth and Alpha Channel When post-processing is desired in an image editing application, such as Adobe Photoshop, the ID layers can save a significant amount of time and improve accuracy. When this option is checked within the Visual Settings dialog, as shown in the image below, [Enscape](https://www.chaos.com/enscape) will create four additional files. The main rendering image will be unchanged. File format options within the Save dialog The image below shows the main rendered image (left) and the four “ID layer” images generated side-by-side for comparison. Notice that the sofa is a distinct color, making it easy to adjust in post-processing. Image exported with separate channels for more efficient post-processing An [alpha channel export](https://enscape3d.com/community/blog/knowledgebase/saving-a-screenshot/) is also available, allowing you to export an image with a transparent background (see image below). This simplifies and speeds up the process of adding a background in an image editor. This option does change the main rendered image. Image exported without (left) and with (right) alpha channel applied ### **Automatic naming** Use this option to easily create images in a rapid-fire fashion. No need to stop and specify a name and location of the image file about to be created. Files are saved to the default folder and include a timestamp in the name. Use this option to create images in a rapid-fire fashion easily—no need to stop and specify the name and location of the image file about to be created. Files are saved to the default folder and include a timestamp in the file name. ### Final Quality Tip Finally, a rendered view results in a higher quality than what is seen on the screen, so avoid just grabbing a screenshot for final renders. Notice the difference in quality between the Enscape rendered file (left) and the screen grab (right) in the following image. Comparing the quality between the Screenshot command and a screen capture ## 3. Chaos AI Enhancer Enscape offers an option to significantly improve the quality of a static rendered image using artificial intelligence (AI). The [Chaos AI Enhancer](https://blog.chaos.com/introducing-chaos-ai-enhancer?hsLang=en) starts by rendering an image, similar to the Screenshot tool just covered, and then uploads that image to the cloud to be enhanced by AI. The AI-enhanced image is then automatically saved to your project folder. Compare the before and after images below. Notice that people are much more realistic looking and the materials/textures and plants have additional definition. As with any [AI tool](https://blog.chaos.com/ai-tools-for-architects?hsLang=en), it is important to closely inspect the results for any mistakes or inappropriate content. In the example below, AI has appeared to age the woman which may not be ideal if this were a high school project. Original Enscape rendering without AI enhancement applied AI-enhanced Enscape rendering Detailed comparison of AI-enhanced image ## 4. Batch Rendering Using **Batch Rendering**, it is possible to render several scenes and panoramas at once. Simply check the views you wish to render, and then select an output folder. Saved visual presets linked to a view will be used, which allows each render to have different settings, such as white mode and a custom skybox. Three views selected in Batch Rendering dialog ## 5. V-Ray Scene Export If you or your firm uses V-Ray, it is possible to export an [Enscape model to V-Ray](https://blog.chaos.com/bridge-update-transfer-enscape-data-to-v-ray-for-3ds-max-and-cinema-4d?hsLang=en) and pick up (mostly) where you left off in Enscape. Exported .vrscene files can now be imported into various 3D modeling applications, transferring geometry, assets, lights, materials, and some rendering settings. Exporting Enscape to V-Ray ## 6. Mono Panorama Exporting a panorama is one of the most cost-effective ways to share an immersive 3D Enscape experience. It is something between a still image and a VR/navigable environment, where the former may be limiting in some cases, and the latter requires a certain level of quality computer hardware. For a mono panorama example: click here. A panorama is a fully-rendered, fixed point in space, where we can look around in all directions. This can be done on your computer, where you use your mouse to look around, or on a mobile device, where, when combined with a Google Cardboard Viewer, or Oculus Quest II, the user is immersed in the design. With a cardboard viewer in hand, you can send links, hosted by Enscape online, where your clients can view critical portions of the design and potentially sign off on proposed solutions much earlier than in the past. Uploading the panorama to the cloud within the Chaos Account dialog Once a panorama is uploaded to your Chaos Account it is possible to copy a link (URL), save a QR code, and open it in a browser as shown below. The image on the left is from the same dialog shown above after the panorama has been uploaded. QR Code and Open in Browser options after uploading to Chaos Account   Using the **Enscape Panorama Gallery**, you can create and share multiple panoramas from the same project. Panorama tours can also be created from within Enscape itself. Enscape’s Visual Settings dialog -\> Capture Tab, offers Low, Normal, and High resolutions. A panorama gallery in Enscape. The following image is a screen capture from a mobile device so you know what to expect when using this export option. When you click the link to open a panorama or scan a QR code, this is what you see at first. A single image where you can move your phone around to see the entire space from the prescribed vantage point. *Mobile device display: initial Enscape panorama view* ## 7. Stereo Panorama This brings us to the next export option; a **stereo panorama** (for a stereo panorama example: [click here](https://cloud.chaos.com/collaboration/n/2wpoqPqrsh2fHRbjJv9fKA)) As the name implies, the result is two images that are slightly offset from each other (about the distance between a person’s eyes). The perspective of each view is slightly different to improve the depth perception of the scene. This is a better option for panoramas but does take more time to render - which is directly proportional to the quality of your graphics card. The following two images compare a downloaded Enscape panorama from the same vantage point: one Mono and the other Stereo. Notice the reference lines in the stereo image highlight the intentional “misalignment” between the two images. Again, this helps to simulate depth, just like our brain does based on the spacing between our eyes. Downloaded 'Stereo' example (24 MB file) Downloaded 'Mono' example (12 MB file) To see how my firm, Lake|Flato, uses panoramas as part of our workflows, take a look at this article I wrote: [Creating and Using Panoramas at Lake|Flato Architects](https://blog.enscape3d.com/creating-panoramas-with-enscape-at-lakeflato?hsLang=en).  ## 8. EXE standalone To me, this is such an amazing gift from Enscape; they take the core engine of their software, along with your model, and package it up royalty-free to share with the world! While you can no longer edit your model live with the EXE standalone export, you – or any partner of yours - can inspect it in every way ‘Enscape connected to your CAD’ would allow you to do! Not only that but as mentioned at the beginning of this article, we can even use this EXE file to facilitate a [virtual reality experience](https://blog.enscape3d.com/best-practices-using-virtual-reality-for-project-presentations-with-enscape?hsLang=en). I like to include the Enscape version number, at least for my go-to sample projects. I want to keep those up-to-date so my demos always use the latest version of Enscape’s technology. Exporting an Enscape scene to a Standalone EXE file I recently shared an Enscape-generated EXE with someone who works in the VR world (but not directly in the AEC sector). The model was from my *Interior Design using Autodesk Revit 2025* textbook. This person actually asked me if I used 3D cameras to create the architectural VR experience! This building does not exist, anywhere! It is totally made up for my books. That is how awesome the Enscape experience comes across to those outside of the AEC space, not familiar with Enscape; think, clients! Surprisingly, the EXE file size is not extremely large. In this example, the 436 MB file includes the model, required textures, and the Enscape engine. Very reasonable. The EXE file for the Enscape-provided sample project can be downloaded [here](https://www.chaos.com/enscape/free-sample-projects). **FYI:** The Enscape EXE file does not require Revit, SketchUp, or Enscape to be installed to run. It only requires a capable computer and GPU for a quality experience. Enscape EXE file with side menus opened *Related post:* For more on this topic see this post: [Best Practices: How to Use Executables for Presentation](https://blog.enscape3d.com/best-practice-how-to-use-executables-for-presentation?hsLang=en) ## 9. Web standalone In addition to exporting a standalone file, it is also possible to export a web-based standalone. With this method, the model is exported to the Chaos cloud, and a unique URL (i.e. web address) is provided to share with just your client or the world! Keep in mind this web-based experience still requires an adequate graphics card, as GPU processing and GPU memory are still required. Enscape Web standalone viewed in browser with side menu expanded   Web-based standalone exports may be accessed or deleted via the **Manage Uploads** command found in the Chaos Account command within Revit. In this dialog, shown below, simply click on an export to open it in your browser (which reveals the URL). Enscape does not restrict the size or quantity of web-based exports – except for hardware reasons - allowed by licensed users and at this point never deletes them. *Related post:* For more on this topic see this post: [Best Practices: How to Use Web-Standalone Export for Presentation](https://blog.enscape3d.com/best-practices-how-to-use-web-standalone-export-for-presentation?hsLang=en) ## 10. Enable VR: Export to VR In a sense, clicking the Enable VR option while Enscape is running, is an export-to-VR option. However, more to the point of this post, when combining this option with the Export EXE feature, we can create a VR-ready standalone EXE file. No need for Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, Archicad, or even Enscape! Just double-click the exported EXE file on a computer with a properly configured VR system, such as the HTC Vive, Meta Quest, or a Windows MR-based device, and that’s it – a pre-packaged immersive VR experience to send to a client or take on the road. For more on presenting using Enscape and VR, see this blog post: [Enscape Best Practices: Using Virtual Reality for Project Presentations](https://blog.enscape3d.com/best-practices-using-virtual-reality-for-project-presentations-with-enscape?hsLang=en) Enscape VR experience with wireless VR at Lake Flato ## 11. Render Image (into document, Revit only) This is the only export option that is unique to Revit. Compared to the Render Image option, rather than saving a still image to a file, this feature saves the same information within Revit, as a rendering. This is the same thing Revit does when using the ‘Save to Project’ button via its rendering dialog. The results, from using this Enscape feature, can be seen in the Project Browser, as shown in the image below. A rendering can then be placed (via drag & drop) on a sheet and resized. Render to document images appear in Revit’s Project Browser The size or resolution of the image is also based on the settings specified on the Capture tab in Enscape’s Visual Settings dialog. For example, the image below shows two Enscape-generated renderings placed on the same sheet in Revit; neither has been resized. The one on the left, within the titleblock, was created at ‘Window’ resolution, while the larger one is based on the ‘Ultra HD’ setting. If the intent was to fill the sheet, one is too small and the other larger than needed. Scaling up the small image will cause it to print pixelated and the larger image is just making the Revit file unnecessarily larger than needed. **FYI:** in this example, resizing the larger image would not be that big of a deal – but, I have seen billboard-sized images in Revit, then scaled down to fit on a sheet, which is unnecessary. Here are the Revit properties for the two sample images shown above –Compare size of Enscape-generated images ## Conclusion Now, you have a good grasp of all the export options and file formats within Enscape. On the surface, this [real-time visualization tool](https://www.chaos.com/real-time-rendering) is super simple and easy to use. And, when you stop and look a little deeper, you will see there are many additional opportunities to collaborate with the design team and engage clients and stakeholders. With the inspiration of this post, you can now try these export options and even impress your colleagues, supervisor, and clients! To learn more about Enscape’s export functions, [click here](https://learn.enscape3d.com/?s=&post_type=kbe_knowledgebase&kbe_taxonomy%255B%255D=revit&kbe_tags%255B%255D=Export-Functions) for the official help page. ## FAQs ### Which Enscape export option is best for early design reviews versus final client presentations? For early design reviews, interactive exports like panoramas or web standalones let viewers explore the model and give feedback. For final client presentations, high-quality images and videos work well because they are easy to share and view without special tools. ### How do I choose between panoramas, videos, and standalone client feedback? Choose Panoramas when you want viewers to look around interactively, choose videos for guided walk-through storytelling, and choose standalone or web standalone exports when clients need a fully explorable version of the scene.  ### What export formats work best for marketing teams and external consultants? High-resolution images and videos are best for marketing and external consultants because they can be easily embedded in presentations, websites, and promotional content.  ### What hardware do clients need to view Enscape web standalones or EXE files smoothly? Clients can view web standalone exports directly through a browser without installing software, while EXE standalone files run as independent real-time experiences on their machines. Learn more about hardware requirements in the [Chaos Help Center articles](https://support.chaos.com/hc/en-us/articles/31808932235281-Enscape-System-requirements-Recommended-hardware).  ### How do teams manage and organize multiple Enscape exports across large projects? Teams can use the Chaos Account library, which lets you collect and organize panoramas, web standalones, and other exports in one place for easy sharing and version tracking.      [![Try Enscape For Free](https://no-cache.hubspot.com/cta/default/6852391/556afe23-a454-4330-b36d-1d63a9b07e42.png)](https://cta-redirect.hubspot.com/cta/redirect/6852391/556afe23-a454-4330-b36d-1d63a9b07e42)   ### Ready to try Chaos products? Start your free trial today and explore all features. 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Chaos®, V-Ray® and Phoenix FD® are registered trademarks of Chaos Software EOOD in Bulgaria and/or other countries. - [Terms of use](https://www.chaos.com/terms) - [Privacy policy](https://www.chaos.com/privacy) - [Legal](https://www.chaos.com/legal) - [Sitemap](https://www.chaos.com/sitemap) - Cookie-Einstellungen - English - [Deutsch](https://blog.chaos.com/de/export-optionen-in-enscape) - [Français](https://blog.chaos.com/fr/options-export-enscape) - [Italiano](https://blog.chaos.com/it/opzioni-per-esportare-in-enscape) Enscape export options - Enscape toolbar Enscape export options - Enscape video editor Enscape export options - Special Revit command Video path shown in Enscape with camera locations cross-referenced to timeline below Video Export dialog Render image settings Enscape-rendered textbook covers exported at a higher resolution for publication File format options within the Save As dialog File format options within the Save dialog Image exported with separate channels for more efficient post-processing Image exported without (left) and with (right) alpha channel applied Comparing the quality between the Screenshot command and a screen capture Original Enscape rendering without AI enhancement applied AI-enhanced Enscape rendering Detailed comparison of AI-enhanced image Exporting Enscape to V-Ray Uploading the panorama to the cloud within the Chaos Account dialog QR Code and Open in Browser options after uploading to Chaos Account A panorama gallery in Enscape. Downloaded 'Stereo' example (24 MB file) Downloaded 'Mono' example (12 MB file) Exporting an Enscape scene to a Standalone EXE file Enscape EXE file with side menus opened Enscape Web standalone viewed in browser with side menu expanded Enscape VR experience with wireless VR at Lake Flato Render to document images appear in Revit’s Project Browser Here are the Revit properties for the two sample images shown above –Compare size of Enscape-generated images ```json { "@context" : "https://schema.org", "@type" : "BlogPosting", "author" : { "@type" : "Person", "name" : "Dan Stine", "url" : "https://blog.chaos.com/author/dan-stine" }, "dateModified" : "2026-02-16T12:41:39.404Z", "datePublished" : "2020-04-17T22:34:05.000Z", "headline" : "Enscape Export and File Format Options", "image" : [ "https://blog.chaos.com/hubfs/Corner_Building_02%20Street.jpg" ], "mainEntityOfPage" : { "@id" : "https://blog.chaos.com/export-options-in-enscape", "@type" : "WebPage" }, "publisher" : { "@type" : "Organization", "logo" : { "@type" : "ImageObject", "url" : "https://blog.chaos.com/hubfs/Chaos_Icon_Colour_RGB.png" }, "name" : "Chaos Software GmbH" } } ```