Local Render Farm Software Without Enterprise Complexity
Multi-machine rendering for small teams. Distributed power, simple setup.
Eclipse coordinates multiple machines without an enterprise farm stack. Distributed rendering for studios that want power, not complexity.
Distributed Rendering for Small Teams
Enterprise render farm software assumes you have IT departments, network infrastructure, and dedicated system administrators. They require complex setup, constant maintenance, and enterprise-level support.
Eclipse works differently. Configure Distributed on the Manager, connect Render Nodes to its Coordinator, and choose shared storage. One place to manage the farm.
No enterprise complexity. No IT requirements. No infrastructure headaches.
How Eclipse Coordinates Your Render Farm
Coordinator & Worker Model
One machine runs the coordinator, managing jobs and distributing work. Other machines run workers, executing renders. Simple architecture, powerful results.
Your Local Network
Render Nodes connect to the Coordinator on your network. Scenes and outputs stay on your storage. Activation, license validation, and updates use online services.
Central Job Control
Submit jobs from any machine. Monitor progress from the coordinator. Pause, resume, or cancel jobs across all workers from a single interface.
Up to 10 Render Nodes
The standard beta includes 5 Render Nodes; Studio supports up to 10. GPU slots do not count as extra physical nodes. Capacity follows your license.
Built for Studios, Not Enterprises
Most render farm software is built for large enterprises with dedicated IT teams. They require complex network configuration, database setup, and ongoing maintenance.
Eclipse is built for small teams and studios that want distributed rendering power without enterprise complexity. It assumes you want to render, not manage infrastructure.
Connect your machines. Start rendering. Scale when you need to.
Eclipse is still in beta. Distributed rendering is available now in the beta build. Join the beta to get a free license.