From a folder of renders to a proposal you can send
Generating the images is half the job. A client project groups everything for one client and exports it as a PDF proposal with the overview, the brand direction and the renders you chose.
Free — exports don't cost credits
Brand direction
Proposal
Lunea Skincare
Flagship · 2026
How it works
- 01
Create the project
Name it after the client or the site, and attach the brand kit it belongs to.
- 02
File renders into it
Anything you generate can be filed into a project from the tool it came from or from the gallery.
- 03
Pick what the client sees
Select the renders that make the argument and leave the experiments out.
- 04
Export the PDF
Project overview, brand direction and selected renders, laid out and ready to send.
Why it helps
What changes in practice once Client projects & PDF export is part of the workflow.
No more screenshot folders
The work arrives as a document, not as twelve attachments named render-final-v3.png.
Everything in one place months later
When the client comes back in spring, the project still holds the brief, the brand and every render.
Presentable without a design pass
The export is already laid out, so you are not rebuilding a deck the night before the meeting.
When designers reach for it
- Sending a concept proposal after a first meeting
- Keeping a record of what was approved and when
- Handing a rollout package to a contractor
Questions about Client projects & PDF export
What designers ask most often before putting Client projects & PDF export on real client work.
See pricingThree on Starter, unlimited on Studio.
No. Every plan includes watermark-free output and commercial use.
Works well with
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