Offline rendering is a process used in computer graphics to create high-quality images or animations without the need for real-time processing. This method allows artists and designers to focus on achieving the best visual results, as it can take hours or even days to render a single frame. Offline rendering is commonly used in film production, visual effects, and architectural visualization. Unlike online rendering, which generates images in real-time for applications like video games, offline rendering prioritizes detail and realism. It often employs advanced techniques such as ray tracing and global illumination to simulate how light interacts with surfaces, resulting in stunning visuals that enhance storytelling and design.