- 1). Prepare the graphics files by adding any image adjustments, tools or filters. Have the file or files loaded into the workspace of the graphic software that is being used to edit it.
- 2). Use software to render graphics. Often the software editing package will have an option to render the files. Click on that option to start the process. For very large rendering jobs, you can install rendering software that will distribute the job over many computers, called a rendering farm, that are all connected through a network.
- 3). Export the graphics file. Depending on the type of graphics and the project, you may need to export the project to a certain file type, which renders the files into that format. Choose the option in the editing software to export the graphics and the file will be converted or rendered into the finished product -- then saved in the location you choose.
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