A useful kitchen render explains the design. Choose views that show cabinet relationships and worktop edges, then add a detail view when it helps resolve a material decision.
Rendered Kitchform design. Photo Build drafts need separate review and measurement.
A practical workflow
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Start with an overview
Place a camera where a person could reasonably stand and show the main run with its return or island. Avoid framing the design so tightly that the room circulation disappears.
02
Add a decision-focused view
Use a second camera for the sink and window relationship, a tall appliance bank or a worktop detail. Keep important edges inside the frame so the picture can be checked against the plan.
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Save cameras before rendering
Save placed cameras with the project and use them consistently for alternatives. Compare views alongside the plan rather than treating a dramatic wide angle as evidence of clearances.
Choose the right starting point
Manual kitchen planning and browser-made Free photos are free. Photo Build requires sign-in and an available allowance or paid credit. The upload dialog shows any active promotional offer and its end date.
During Photo Build week, a qualifying promotional build includes an editable draft and one High render of that kitchen. Drawing exports and additional High photos are paid separately. A paid credit makes one kitchen Premium; see current pack prices and allowances.
Questions about this workflow
Can I save my own render viewpoints?
Yes. Place and save cameras in the design, then select a saved camera when making a photo.
What can I do next in Kitchform?
Open a kitchen project, review the layout and save a camera view. Compare the result with the plan and check the selected kitchen’s access before making a Premium High photo.
