With additional features such as Link Sharing and Transcoding, Renderro lets you manage and store all your top-notch designs and resources in a single, easily accessible place.
Renderro Cloud Storage is one of our core functionalities that allows you to work on your media on Renderro Cloud Desktops. Each Renderro Desktop is connected to a rDrive Cloud Storage so you can work on your files with the software of your choice.
Cloud rDrives can be shared between multiple Cloud Desktops, giving you a way to quickly share your media between machines and users, without the need to transfer your media back and forth.
Moving your projects and media to Renderro can be done either with our built-in file uploader or by using external file browsing software like Cyberduck or FileZilla.
You can also use different Cloud Storage services like Dropbox or Google Drive to quickly move your work around, starting at 1GB/s transfer speed.
After you upload your work to Renderro rDrive Cloud Storage, you can manage your resources from the administration panel, or the Cloud Desktop itself.
rDrives can be shared between multiple Renderro Desktops, effectively making them NAS-like drives, that Post-production Studios usually work with.
Files stored in your Renderro Cloud Storage can be accessed from the administration panel or from your Renderro Desktop.
You can use this space as your standard hard drive, working on all the files and media that are stored on the Cloud Drive.
The Cloud Storage is scalable, which means you are not limited by the file size of your projects, and can always manage the storage size at any time.
Renderro Cloud Storage for graphic designers was created to help you store data you don't necessarily use day-to-day.
The cost of storage will always depend on the amount of data you want to keep on Renderro Cloud Storage.
As a creative, you always want your media to be at hand. With Renderro Cloud Storage it will always be a click away, easily sharable with your peers or clients.
Your work can be uploaded to Renderro in minutes from services like Dropbox or Google Drive.
