How do I render my current view?

Question

I am in the modelling view, and I would like to render this view. I don't want to do anything else or switch to something, I would simply like to render what I see here:

However, when I press Render -> Render Image, it renders something else instead. The angle is different. I guess Blender uses a keyframe in my animation. But I don't want that. I would like to render my current view instead.

I was thinking "Ok, perhaps Render Image always renders something specific, and there might yet be another command like "Render current view", but I don't find it.

Thank you if you can tell me how I can render what I see.

Edit: If I press Viewport Render Image as suggested, I see this, and it's not changing. What am I missing?

Answer 1

If you do a Render > Render Image, it will render the camera view, so the render will depend on your camera position and focal. You can move your camera to your current view though, with a CtrlAlt0 but the camera needs to have the same lens focal as your viewport view if you want no difference.

Or you can go into View > Viewport Render Image instead and it will render the exact same thing as your view (it doesn't work in Cycles + Rendered viewport shading though):

From your current file, switch to Object mode, enable visibility and selectability of the collection called Scene in the Outliner, select Camera_2, in the Properties panel > Camera > Lens > Focal Length, you have a keyframe with the focal at 55 at frame 72, remove this keyframe and set it to 50 (or set the view focal to 55 as well). Now choose the view you want and press CtrlAlt0 to make the camera view match the view, or press 0, in the N panel > View > View Lock, enable Lock Camera to View and move your camera until you have the view you want.