Getting started
Sign in, and your account opens.
Your first sign-in with a GitHub or Google account opens your account — no password to choose, no form to fill in. The sign-in page shows which of the two we offer.
If new accounts aren't open yet, the sign-in page says so before you go anywhere. Write to us and we will open one for you, with an API token to sign in with; you can link GitHub or Google to it from its settings afterwards.
New accounts open only while we can absorb what they cost us: every job you submit rents a real GPU to measure your scene before you see an estimate and before anything is charged, and nobody pays for that measurement but us.
Sign inWhen you write to us
- — What you render, and roughly how often.
- — Frame counts and resolutions you typically work at.
- — Whether you would like the free sample render below.
- — Whether you want an API token, to submit renders from a script.
None of it is a test for an account. It tells us which GPU tier you will land on and whether anything about your scenes will surprise our estimator.
If you publish work — a channel, a portfolio, tutorials — ask for a free sample render once you have an account, from the email address on it. If we agree — whether an account receives it is our decision — we put $10 of render credit on the account, with no deposit needed. It is promotional credit: one per account, spendable on rendering only, not refunded, not transferable, and it does not expire. It covers a render whose held amount is up to $10; a bigger job needs a deposit like any other. Service Terms §4 describe it.
Email ussupport@blitzrender.com
Once you have an account
Signing in starts a session in that browser: a day, or fourteen days if you ask to stay signed in on that device. An API token is for scripts — it works against the API directly, and the sign-in page accepts it too.