ViRender
58 days old
ViRender is #72 in Graphics & Design Paid in Canada and charting in 1 of 30 countries we track.
Updated 23 Oct 2026 · rankings refresh through the day
DeveloperAhmed Ibrahim
CategoryGraphics & Design
Price12.99 CAD
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.6
Age rating4+
First seen by us
1 Oct 2026
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Best rank now
#72
Graphics & Design PaidMeasured
ViRender on the App Store
App details
App ID
6784487192
Publisher
Ahmed Ibrahim
On the store since
Aug 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 16.0+
iPhone 8 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
1
EN
Size
3 MB
Also listed in
Photo & Video
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
| Country | Charts | Rank |
|---|---|---|
| Canada | Graphics & DesignPaid | #72 |
Apps near ViRender on the chart
Graphics & Design Paid, around #72.
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App Store, worldwide.
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About ViRender
ViRender turns your iPhone or iPad into a live, handheld cinema camera for Blender.
Point your phone and the Blender camera goes where you point it. Walk the shot, tilt, pan, push in — the scene streams back to your screen in real time, and every move is recorded straight onto the camera's keyframes. No motion-capture suit, no trackers, no dongles, and no export step. Just Blender on your computer and ViRender in your hand, on the same Wi-Fi or a USB cable.
A Blender add-on comes with it: one zip, pure Python, no dependencies. It puts a QR code in Blender's sidebar — scan it and you're connected.
HOW IT WORKS • Scan the QR code in Blender's ViRender panel to connect. • Move your phone. Gyro and 6DoF tracking drive the Blender camera one to one. • Roll to record. The move lands as ordinary camera keyframes you can retime, smooth and edit like anything else.
CAMERA IN YOUR HAND • Live viewport streaming up to 120 fps. • Focal-length presets — 18, 24, 35, 50, 85, 135, 200mm — plus a continuous zoom you drag with your thumb. • Full-frame, Super 35 and Micro Four Thirds sensor modes, so a 35 means what you expect. • Depth of field: focus distance and f-stop, applied to Blender's own camera. • Vertigo dolly zoom, solved live — track in while the lens pulls out. • Steady-cam smoothing with the latency it costs reported on screen. • PTZ joysticks and Bluetooth game-controller support for tripod-style moves.
A REAL DIRECTOR'S MONITOR • Live stats: resolution, fps, focal length, field of view, frame, ping and tracking state. • Focus peaking, zebras, histogram, framing guides and a 2× punch-in. • Clean view hides every overlay with one tap. • Switch viewport shading — Wireframe, Solid, Material Preview, Rendered — and swap between EEVEE and Cycles, all from the phone.
SCENE CONTROL • Pick which Blender camera you're driving and switch mid-shot. • Scrub the timeline and run playback with Blender in step. • Fire a render from the phone, watch the progress, and pull the finished frame back to the glass. • Save camera presets and keep a shot list as you work.
STAYS ON YOUR NETWORK Everything runs between your phone and your computer over your own Wi-Fi or a USB cable. No account, no cloud, nothing uploaded.
REQUIRES Blender 4.x or 5.x on Windows, macOS or Linux, with the included ViRender add-on. Also available: ViRender Team, a multi-operator build where several phones drive one Blender session at once.
Questions or trouble getting connected? Write to [email protected].
Point your phone and the Blender camera goes where you point it. Walk the shot, tilt, pan, push in — the scene streams back to your screen in real time, and every move is recorded straight onto the camera's keyframes. No motion-capture suit, no trackers, no dongles, and no export step. Just Blender on your computer and ViRender in your hand, on the same Wi-Fi or a USB cable.
A Blender add-on comes with it: one zip, pure Python, no dependencies. It puts a QR code in Blender's sidebar — scan it and you're connected.
HOW IT WORKS • Scan the QR code in Blender's ViRender panel to connect. • Move your phone. Gyro and 6DoF tracking drive the Blender camera one to one. • Roll to record. The move lands as ordinary camera keyframes you can retime, smooth and edit like anything else.
CAMERA IN YOUR HAND • Live viewport streaming up to 120 fps. • Focal-length presets — 18, 24, 35, 50, 85, 135, 200mm — plus a continuous zoom you drag with your thumb. • Full-frame, Super 35 and Micro Four Thirds sensor modes, so a 35 means what you expect. • Depth of field: focus distance and f-stop, applied to Blender's own camera. • Vertigo dolly zoom, solved live — track in while the lens pulls out. • Steady-cam smoothing with the latency it costs reported on screen. • PTZ joysticks and Bluetooth game-controller support for tripod-style moves.
A REAL DIRECTOR'S MONITOR • Live stats: resolution, fps, focal length, field of view, frame, ping and tracking state. • Focus peaking, zebras, histogram, framing guides and a 2× punch-in. • Clean view hides every overlay with one tap. • Switch viewport shading — Wireframe, Solid, Material Preview, Rendered — and swap between EEVEE and Cycles, all from the phone.
SCENE CONTROL • Pick which Blender camera you're driving and switch mid-shot. • Scrub the timeline and run playback with Blender in step. • Fire a render from the phone, watch the progress, and pull the finished frame back to the glass. • Save camera presets and keep a shot list as you work.
STAYS ON YOUR NETWORK Everything runs between your phone and your computer over your own Wi-Fi or a USB cable. No account, no cloud, nothing uploaded.
REQUIRES Blender 4.x or 5.x on Windows, macOS or Linux, with the included ViRender add-on. Also available: ViRender Team, a multi-operator build where several phones drive one Blender session at once.
Questions or trouble getting connected? Write to [email protected].
Latest updates
1.6
