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

# New view

> Generate your design from another camera angle: pick named views on a cube, or rotate and tilt freely at no credit cost.

New view shows the same product from another angle.

Where to find it
**Insert** (+) > **Modify** > **New view**. Studio: **Modify** tab > **New view**.

Works in
Workbench and Studio. Free View and Batch: Workbench only.

Credits
[2 per view](https://docs.vizcom.com/vizcom-credits.md#modify). Free View: 0.

Plans
All. **Batch**: Pro, Enterprise ([Plans](https://docs.vizcom.com/reference/plans.md#compare-plans))

![A red chair render connected to a New view block in Defined View mode, with part of the generated rear right 3/4 view of the chair on the right. Callouts mark 1 the cube and rotation icons that switch between Defined View and Free View, 2 the highlighted point at the top of the cube, 3 the Select a view menu reading Rear Right 3/4 View, 4 the quantity menu set to 1, and 5 the Generate button.](https://mintcdn.com/vizcom-c4034e9b/FHfxWMtC8cMIGOnx/images/find/new-view.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=FHfxWMtC8cMIGOnx\&q=85\&s=c170af3bb78902a4bfa91ac995fe422a)

Mode (1), cube point (2), Select a view (3), quantity (4), Generate (5).

## Generate a defined view

**1. Add the block**

Add a **Modify** block, connect your image and click **New view**.

**2. Pick the angle**

On **Defined View** 1, click a point on the cube 2. For **Rear**, **Right** or **Bottom**, open **Select a view** 3 > **Hidden views**.

**3. Generate**

Leave the quantity on **1** 4 and click **Generate** 5.

**Batch** (Pro and Enterprise): set the quantity 4 to **Batch**, pick up to 6 views and click **Generate**.

## Rotate and tilt freely (Free View)

![A New view block in Free View mode showing an orange tubular armchair from the front. A vertical slider sits on the right edge of the preview and a horizontal slider with arrows below it, above a blue Add button. Other angles of the same chair are lined up on either side of the block.](https://mintcdn.com/vizcom-c4034e9b/I-2hvc0QrsSa4kp4/images/examples/new-view-free-view.webp?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=I-2hvc0QrsSa4kp4\&q=85\&s=4ed77870b3829f06172dda7e42129c84)

Free View: drag the sliders to choose an angle, then click Add.

**1. Switch to Free View**

Click the rotation icon 1 and wait for the previews.

**2. Rotate and tilt**

Drag the bottom slider to rotate in 45° steps and the right slider to tilt.

**3. Add the angle**

Click **Add** to place the view on the canvas.

## Examples

Three defined views of one chair: Front, Front Left 3/4 View and Rear Right 3/4 View.

![A blue, pink and cream sneaker in side profile connected to a New view block with the cube, the Select a view menu and the Generate button. Two results show the same sneaker from a front three-quarter angle and from straight on.](https://mintcdn.com/vizcom-c4034e9b/I-2hvc0QrsSa4kp4/images/docs/explore-variations-new-view.png?fit=max\&auto=format\&n=I-2hvc0QrsSa4kp4\&q=85\&s=b58edc53682acdbea7a96c1c7357dfe3)

A side-profile sneaker turned into a front 3/4 view and a straight-on front view.

## Tips

* Use one product on a plain background for the most consistent views.
* The hidden side is a guess, and small text and logos often go wrong: run an angle twice and compare.
* For [Make 3D](https://docs.vizcom.com/types-of-3-d-generations.md), generate front, left, rear and right views first.

## Related

> [card] [Explore variations of a design](https://docs.vizcom.com/guides/explore-variations.md)
>
> Views, forms and colorways side by side.

> [card] [Build a presentation set](https://docs.vizcom.com/workflows/presentation-views.md)
>
> One render to a set of views.

> [card] [Make 3D](https://docs.vizcom.com/types-of-3-d-generations.md)
>
> Turn your views into a 3D model.

> [card] [Modify](https://docs.vizcom.com/tools/modify.md)
>
> The block that holds New view.


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