Compare Chaos Corona and V-Ray 
- Users report that Chaos Corona excels in ease of use with a score of 8.8, making it a preferred choice for beginners, while V-Ray's score of 6.9 indicates a steeper learning curve, which some users find challenging.
- Reviewers mention that Chaos Corona's lighting capabilities are impressive, scoring 9.3, which matches V-Ray's score, but users on G2 highlight that Chaos Corona provides a more intuitive setup for realistic lighting scenarios.
- G2 users note that V-Ray has a more extensive library of materials, scoring 8.8 compared to Chaos Corona's 7.2, which reviewers say allows for greater customization and detail in rendering projects.
- Users say that Chaos Corona's atmospheric rendering, with a score of 7.6, falls short compared to V-Ray's 8.6, indicating that V-Ray may be better suited for projects requiring complex atmospheric effects.
- Reviewers mention that while both products offer BIM integration, V-Ray's score of 7.6 is significantly higher than Chaos Corona's 6.4, suggesting that V-Ray may be a better fit for users needing seamless integration with BIM workflows.
- Users report that Chaos Corona's overall support quality, with a score of 8.5, is slightly better than V-Ray's 8.2, indicating that users may find more responsive assistance when using Chaos Corona.
- Latest Corona version
- Free for 30 days
- Fixed license on one computer
- Includes all V-Ray integrations
- Includes support
It's totally free and you can have a try for 45 days with unlimited sources, you can even do commercial projects running the demo and the brand allows it. It is top quality and a great option in the market, the software have great tools and a big range of...
Some of bugs (adressed by community) are ignored Price (but too expensive) Lack of GPU features Lack of realtime features Cosmos (library) quality seems to bit low - especially for textures Chaoes licence server is going crazy on Windows (I need...
V-ray does a great job on rendering. It has all it takes to get photo-realistic renders. It uses CPU and GPU. has a great real-time rendering speed and quality. It's hard to think of something you don't have control over when it comes to rendering using...
Crashes, buggy, missing license, bad service. From the get go, it screws with my Sketchup Pro, they get along like milk and acid. Freezes when I toggle between Sketchup and the Vray material panel, crashes when I render, missing licenses when I restart, and...
It's totally free and you can have a try for 45 days with unlimited sources, you can even do commercial projects running the demo and the brand allows it. It is top quality and a great option in the market, the software have great tools and a big range of...
V-ray does a great job on rendering. It has all it takes to get photo-realistic renders. It uses CPU and GPU. has a great real-time rendering speed and quality. It's hard to think of something you don't have control over when it comes to rendering using...
Some of bugs (adressed by community) are ignored Price (but too expensive) Lack of GPU features Lack of realtime features Cosmos (library) quality seems to bit low - especially for textures Chaoes licence server is going crazy on Windows (I need...
Crashes, buggy, missing license, bad service. From the get go, it screws with my Sketchup Pro, they get along like milk and acid. Freezes when I toggle between Sketchup and the Vray material panel, crashes when I render, missing licenses when I restart, and...
