Chaos Corona is a CPU-based rendering engine widely used for architectural visualization, interior design, and photorealistic 3D rendering.
MaxCloudON provides cloud infrastructure for Corona Renderer, allowing you to render complex scenes using dedicated CPU servers instead of relying on local workstations.
Corona is designed to leverage multi-core CPU performance, making high-core cloud servers the ideal solution for rendering large and complex scenes.
With Corona in the cloud, you can:
You can run Corona rendering on dedicated CPU-based cloud servers.
This means:
Ideal for architects, studios, and 3D visualization professionals
Corona uses CPU-based rendering, making high-core servers essential for performance.
Dedicated resources ensure stable render times without interruptions.
Install any Corona version, plugins, and scripts.
Increase CPU cores or deploy multiple nodes as needed.
No noisy neighbors. No performance drops.
Access your server via VPN with encrypted connections.
Step 1 – Choose Your CPU Server
Select a configuration based on your project size.
Step 2 – Install Software
Set up your 3D software and Corona Renderer.
Step 3 – Start Rendering
Upload your project and begin rendering.
Step 4 – Download Output
Retrieve your rendered images or animations securely.
MaxCloudON offers transparent pricing for CPU-based rendering workloads. All plans include dedicated hardware (no sharing), full root access, unmetered traffic, and preconfigured Windows.
Flexible plans: Daily, weekly, or monthly billing. Cancel anytime.
High-core count for fast Corona rendering
From $4/day or $48/month
Scene setup, light rendering
From $17/day or $184/month
Not required for Corona – for mixed workflows only
From $32/day or $340/month
If you’re looking for automated rendering workflows, explore Cloud Render Farm.
(Automation is available only for supported software like Blender, 3ds Max, Maya, Keyshot, Cinema 4D and V-Ray)
Test your workflow with a 48-hour free CPU server trial.
( * Registration is required, with no need for a bank card or any obligation )
No. Corona is primarily a CPU-based rendering engine, optimized for multi-core processors.
No. GPU is not required for rendering. CPU performance is the key factor.
No. You get dedicated, unshared resources.
Yes. You have full control over your environment.
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