> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.runchat.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Render multiple views in a single image

> Stitch four Rhino views into one sheet so a single render keeps the materials and light consistent

Render views one at a time and the materials, light and planting drift between them. Put all four views on one sheet and render it as a single image: the model draws them together, so they match.

![A 2x2 sheet of four rendered views of the same house with matching materials and light](https://mintcdn.com/runchat/ExzxwftWKPCOoCF3/images/examples/multiple-views-in-one-image.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=ExzxwftWKPCOoCF3\&q=85\&s=4d1cfd815b3b03e96ffda349848e48b4)

> [card] [Open the example workflow](https://runchat.com/editor?id=e18661db-d53a-4b25-b4d6-2811fbe1100e)
>
> Make a copy of this workflow in your account to try it with your own images.

## How it works

1. **Four views as a 2x2 line sheet** is one capture with four views stitched in Rhino, separated by white gutters. The Rhino node takes a list of named views.
2. **Render all four views in one image (Nano Banana Pro 4K)** renders the whole sheet, keeping the 2x2 layout: *the same house, materials and moment in every view*.
3. **Split the sheet into four views** crops the result back into four separate images.

## Tips

* Send one stitched sheet, not four separate images. Separate inputs come back less consistent.
* Use 4K output so each quarter still has enough resolution.

## Use your own model

The image input holds a capture from our demo Rhino model, so the workflow runs as it is. To use your own model, open Rhino with the [Runchat plugin](https://docs.runchat.com/plugins/rhino.md) signed in, set up your view, and run the node marked **(optional) Rhino**. Then drag its screenshot into the image input. The scripts use only the standard display modes and match layers or materials by the keywords in their inputs, so they work on any model.


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