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# Get Started

The 20-minute path from a fresh account to your first render.

The 20-minute path from a fresh account to your first render. Every page here is one specific friction point: viewport navigation first, because your hands have to learn it before anything else works.

## In order

* [Sign up and set up](/overview/get-started/sign-up-and-set-up.md): account, plan choice, what your free credits cover.
* [Move the camera](/overview/get-started/viewport-navigation.md): orbit, pan, zoom, frame – the controls Blender and Unreal don't prepare you for.
* [The homepage](/overview/get-started/the-homepage.md): showcase templates, recent projects, credit counter.
* [Create your first project](/overview/get-started/create-your-first-project.md): new project, name it, understand scenes vs shots.
* [Place your first objects](/overview/get-started/place-your-first-objects.md): drag from the asset library, snap, swap, lock.
* [First render in 20 minutes](/overview/get-started/first-render-in-20-minutes.md): end-to-end – build a set, frame a shot, generate the image.

## Also worth a read

* [First Steps and onboarding](/overview/get-started/first-steps-and-onboarding.md): the in-app tour, where to find it later.
* [Help and feedback](/overview/get-started/help-and-feedback.md): how to reach us when something's wrong.


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