
D5 Render
Interior · Real-time Rendering
Real-time, ray-traced rendering tuned for interior visualisation.

Course Quick Info
| Duration | 3 – 4 Weeks |
|---|---|
| Mode | Classroom at KPHB + Online Available |
| Certificate | Industry-recognized completion certificate |
| Placement | Placement Support — Interior Design Studios & Furniture Brands |
| Who Should Join | Interior design and architecture students/professionals, SketchUp / 3ds Max users wanting to upgrade visualisation output |
Why D5 Render?
D5 Render is a fast-growing real-time, ray-tracing rendering engine popular among interior designers and architects for combining the speed of real-time engines with near-photorealistic, ray-traced image quality. It supports models imported from SketchUp, Revit, 3ds Max, Rhino and ArchiCAD, with built-in asset libraries tuned specifically for interior visualization.
Curriculum
Course Syllabus
8 modules
- Linking with SketchUp, 3ds Max and Revit
- Asset store, PBR materials, and custom texturing
- HDRI environments, sun studio, artificial lighting, and light mixer
- Furniture, decor and soft furnishings asset placement
- Vegetation, weather and environment settings
- Camera paths and keyframe animation
- Still image and video export settings, and batch rendering
- Complete interior/exterior render package for a real design
Career Opportunities
- ✓Interior Visualizer
- ✓3D Rendering Artist
- ✓Architectural Presentation Specialist — interior design studios, modular kitchen & furniture brands, freelance
Frequently Asked Questions
D5 Render offers both free and paid (Pro) versions; the course covers techniques applicable to both, with guidance on which features need the paid tier.
D5 Render is known for combining real-time speed with sharper, more ray-traced visual quality and a strong interior-focused asset library, making it a fast-rising favourite especially for interior design renders. We'll help you understand the strengths of each tool so you can choose the right one per project.
SketchUp, 3ds Max, Revit, Rhino and ArchiCAD models can all be imported and rendered in D5 Render.
Ready to start your career in D5 Render?
Talk to Manju Ma'am, sit in on a live class, and decide for yourself.
