The render distance in Minecraft refers to the maximum distance at which the game will render and display objects in the game world. It determines how far the player can see and how much of the game world is loaded into memory at any given time.

In Minecraft Apk Java Edition from apkinu.com, the default render distance is set to 12 chunks, which is approximately 192 blocks. This means that the game will only render and display objects up to a maximum distance of 192 blocks away from the player's current position.

However, the render distance can be adjusted in the game's graphics settings to a maximum of 32 chunks (approximately 512 blocks) on powerful computers. Increasing the render distance can significantly impact the game's performance, so it's important to find the right balance between visual quality and performance for your system.