V-Raykally

Your V-Ray renders. One clear queue.

The free, local render manager for V-Ray Standalone.
Queue your scenes, follow every render, and keep creating.

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_{From the first scene to the last frame, everything in one place.}

Less managing. More rendering.

Built for artists, freelancers, and studios working with exported .vrscene and .vrs files. Prepare a batch, set your priorities, and follow progress from a single desktop app.

A queue that follows your priorities Import multiple scenes, reorder jobs by drag-and-drop, and track live render progress.	Simple when you want. Pro when you need. Start with a streamlined setup, then switch to Pro for more detailed render settings.
Understand render failures Inspect logs and use local AI diagnostics to help interpret errors directly on your computer.	Keep the workflow moving Stop a job, adjust its settings, and retry. Keep control of your queue as priorities change.
Your files stay with you Scenes, assets, and outputs stay on your machine. Core queue and render management work offline.	At home on your desktop Windows and macOS, light and dark themes, and an interface available in 15 languages.

Download

Platform	Choose your version	Get V-Raykally
Windows 10 / 11	x64 · Microsoft Store	Open Microsoft Store →
macOS	Apple Silicon or Intel · signed DMG	Get the latest release →

On macOS, choose the arm64.dmg asset for Apple Silicon or x64.dmg for an Intel Mac.

The release badge above follows the latest published macOS release. Windows updates are delivered through the Microsoft Store.

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Your first render, in four steps

1. Install V-Raykally using the download for your platform.
2. Connect V-Ray Standalone. Check the detected executable in Settings, or select it manually.
3. Add your scenes. Import .vrscene or .vrs files and drag jobs into the order you want.
4. Press Play. Follow progress, inspect logs, and adjust or retry jobs when needed.

Before you start: a working V-Ray Standalone installation and a valid Chaos/V-Ray license are required. V-Raykally is free; the renderer and its license are separate.

Find your next step

I want to…	Guide
Connect my V-Ray installation	Set up V-Ray Standalone
Render several scenes in a row	Build a render queue
Get more control over settings	Simple and Pro modes
Understand a failed render	Local AI diagnostics

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Languages

English · Français · Deutsch · Español · Italiano · Português (Brasil) · Polski · Türkçe · Русский · Bahasa Indonesia · हिन्दी · 日本語 · 한국어 · العربية · 简体中文

Local by design

Render files and queue processing stay on your computer. AI diagnostics run locally. Optional app analytics are enabled only with your consent; see the Privacy Policy for details.

V-Raykally is freeware for personal, educational, and commercial use, distributed under its End User License Agreement. This repository hosts public downloads, release notes, and support; the application source code is not distributed here.

Found an issue or have an idea? Open an issue with your app version, operating system, and the steps to reproduce it.

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Made for the V-Ray community.

Developed by Adrien Lejeune & Workally · São Paulo, Brazil

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