Output Image Size - describes the actual output dimensions of an image in pixels. The output size can be up to 3000x3000 pixels.

Auto Crop enables auto cut off the sides of the output image to remove blank space of the image. This function leaves about 3% of blank space at each edge.

When this value is unchecked, True BoxShot will choose for you optimal scale factor relatively to preview window. Check It if you want to define your own scale.
Scale value = 1.0 means that object will have exactly same size as on a preview window.

You can use resampling filters to enhance the appearance of output image. For example, some filters add a blurring or smoothing effect to an image, while others enhance the hard edges between different image areas.
Read more about Interpolation Filters

Pixel Softness defines the scaling of the area covered by each single pixel. Higher values gives more soft/blurry results. Lower then 1.0 values give more sharper output, but could produce aliasing and fuzziness.

Starts rendering process.

Save Button allows to save image as a file. Read more about saving and output formats.

Copy to Clipboard - allows to copy output image to the clipboard.It can then be pasted to another application.

Window header shows the dimensions and uncompressed file size of the output image.

<TODO>: Insert the description text here ...

Zoom In - zoom in the output image.

Zoom Out - zoom out the output image.

Zoom 1:1 - show actual size of the output image

Displays the actual Zoom of the output image.

Displays time, that was spent on the last rendering.

Shows Print Preview Window where you can print the rendered bitmap.

Output Image Preview shows the final rendered image.

Close the Rendering Window.