Render Blender without using your PC
Close the local render queue, upload a packed copy of the .blend, and keep working on this PC. FARPY runs Blender 5.2.2 Cycles GPU for the range you approve. You see the fixed quote before anything is reserved.
What “using your PC” actually costs
Cycles on a laptop turns the chassis into a heater and the battery into a countdown. On a workstation it often means you stop sculpting, editing, or running a second DCC until the queue drains.
Crashes while rendering are a local-ownership problem: driver resets, VRAM exhaustion, a sleep policy, or a Windows update. You do not need a separate article to know that an eight-hour local job is one freeze away from starting over. Offloading does not make Cycles immune to bad files. It does stop that job from holding this keyboard.
What has to be true of the file
The current GPU Socket workload is Blender 5.2.2, Cycles GPU, from a .blend you upload. Pack what the scene needs. External textures that are not packed will fail preflight. Maximum upload is 100 MiB. Frame requests are 1–10 per job. Ordering is in limited availability: 1–10 frames per job, one job at a time, while slots remain.
If the file is larger than 100 MiB, this path will not take it. Shrink, pack carefully, or split linked libraries before you look for a farm that pretends size is free.
The PC stays yours after upload
You still have the original file. FARPY runs the quoted range and, when the job completes, you download a ZIP plus a receipt and proof record. You can keep working locally on a copy. Do not overwrite the uploaded version until you know you packed the right one.
You see the exact fixed quote before work starts. A failed delivery is $0. Nothing in that quote requires you to leave Blender open on this machine.
Upload, then walk away
Sign in, drop the .blend on the homepage, confirm the frame range, read the quote, start. Docs describe the same flow for the API if a person should not babysit the browser. Status and Your renders are for jobs already in flight, not for keeping Cycles on this GPU.
What FARPY accepts
- Blender 5.2.2
- Cycles GPU
- .blend files, 100 MiB maximum
- 1–10 frames
- Locked quote before any reservation
- Limited availability
Upload your .blend for an exact fixed quote.
See the exact fixed quote for your frame range before anything is reserved. Ordering is in limited availability: 1–10 frames per job, one job at a time, while slots remain. A failed delivery is $0.
Completed jobs include a receipt and a SHA-256 of the ZIP. That is byte identity, not a claim the picture looks right. What FARPY proves.
Upload your .blend for an exact fixed quote.
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Questions for this problem
Can I keep using Blender on this PC after I upload?
Yes. Upload is a copy of the packed .blend. Close the local render queue. Keep working on your file. The remote job does not need this GPU.
What if my scene is over 100 MiB?
This public path will not accept it. Pack and strip unused data, or split the shot, until the upload is at or under 100 MiB.