How to go from concept to hypercar in just 7 weeks? It's called "hyperflow."
Ángel Guerra has spent 15+ years shaping vehicles for brands like Mercedes-Benz, Porsche, and BMW. With KeyShot at the core of his "hyperflow" process, he takes designs from concept to client-ready presentation in just seven weeks — using real-time rendering to validate surfaces, explore materials, and present with photoreal confidence.
Psst: Keep an eye out for our upcoming webinar with Ángel! Submit questions you have for him here.
If you want to use dust and smoke effectively in your renders, this two-minute tutorial from our expert Ozan Kocaman might be exactly what you’re looking for.
We're listening! Send your feedback directly to KeyShot developers
Find a bug? Have an idea for a new feature? Tell us!
Send your feedback directly to KeyShot developers in the Luminaries community, the free online forum for KeyShot users worldwide. While you're there, you can also workshop your renderings with fellow designers, find the latest tutorials, and earn points that you can redeem for great prizes, like a free year of KeyShot Studio.
Webinar: Retro Skills for Revolutionary Product Visuals
What if the secret to cutting-edge 3D design was mastering an old-school skill?
In our latest webinar, Oliver Yu — who’s worked for Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo — reveals how his photography background transformed his approach to 3D product visualization. Oliver breaks down the lighting, composition, and rendering tricks behind hyper-realistic visuals, showing you how to blend classic techniques with modern workflows. Whether you’re just starting out or a seasoned pro, walk away with actionable skills to take your renders to the next level.
KeyShot held this webinar in partnership with the Industrial Designers Society of America (IDSA). We thank them for their partnership and support.
The award-winning designer with tips for product design success
With 8 years in consumer electronics and 250+ SKUs shipped at multi-million-unit scale, industrial designer Ayush Singh knows what it takes to get a design from sketchbook to shelf. Working with global brands like Dolby, Bose, and Marvel — and earning a Red Dot Design Award to boot — means in addition to serious design talent, he also has excellent advice for product designers.
"If the placement is wrong, no amount of lighting or materials will save the image."
This guide from Alex Casabo shows you how to maximize your scenes by mastering the basics of composition. Learn how to block out a scene and apply photography rules to guide the eye across your renderings.
If you’re just getting started with KeyShot, be sure to join us in our new weekly Onboarding Seminar!
Our new seminars are designed to be flexible and built around your questions. Join our weekly sessions to:
Get your onboarding questions answered
Learn tips and best practices from our training team
Start off on the right foot as a KeyShot user
Drop in whenever it works for you. No pressure—just support when you need it. When you register, you have the option to include your questions so our experts can come prepared.
1️⃣ Start by using the Make Pattern feature to duplicate your model in any direction and quantity you need. You can experiment with both nested and stacked arrangements to create visually interesting compositions.
2️⃣ Next, add a sphere inside KeyShot and use it as a pivot point. Place it at the center where you want your products to rotate, then select it as the pivot for your rotation animations. Once set, you can simply hide the sphere from the Scene panel.
