Turn a viewport grab, model or sketch into a photoreal render that keeps every line where you drew it.
Your exportThe render
Every render is sent with a lock written by people who have spent three decades getting buildings right for architects and developers.
Same lens, same eye level, same vanishing points. No zooming, no reframing.
Walls, openings, storeys, joinery and furniture stay where you modelled them. The AI adds materials, light and life, not new architecture.
Odd image sizes are extended, rendered and trimmed back, so nothing is ever cropped off your view.
Works with viewport grabs from any 3D program (SketchUp, Revit, 3ds Max, Rhino, Archicad, Blender), real-time engines like D5, Twinmotion and Unreal, existing renders, and hand sketches.
A viewport grab, clay render or sketch. One image per camera angle.
Time of day, weather, season, style, materials, people. Or pick a quick style and go. The prompt is written for you.
One image or a batch of eight. Fix details with layers, make new angles, or turn the still into a film.
Switch between Interiors and Exteriors at any time. Same gallery, same models, same account. Landscapes is next.
Many AI tools remake the whole picture each time you ask for a change, so the part you liked can quietly change too. Here every change sits on its own layer above the original, like a retoucher's working file. Keep what works, undo what doesn't, and come back to it next week. It works on any image, including renders from Enscape, Lumion, D5 or V‑Ray.
Illustration of the layer panel. Design: Ted Givens + Partners.
Brush, marquee or lasso an area and say what you want. Add a reference picture for a specific car, tree or material.
Hide it, fade it, soften its edge or nudge it into place. Erase part of a layer, or paint it back.
Time of day, weather and season arrive as a layer, so you can keep the original wherever you want it.
Each new patch is colour-matched to the render around it, so it sits in the same light.
Every layer saves itself. Reopen it later, revert to the original in one click, or branch a copy to try another idea.
Mark the next area while the last one is still being made. Several edits run at once.
Orbits, close-ups and lifestyle vignettes from a finished render, with the design held.
Non-destructive: every AI edit is a layer you can fade, erase or delete. The original render is never changed.
Turn any render, or one from another renderer, to sunrise, dusk or night, rain, fog, desert haze or snow, spring or autumn. The design stays put, and the change is a layer you can erase back.
Architectural camera moves from your stills, then cut clips into one film with transitions and music.
Nano Banana, FLUX, GPT Image, Seedream and Kling. Choose per render; compare in the gallery.
Up to eight variations at once. Like the best, recreate it, or use it as a style reference.
PNG or JPG, copy to the clipboard, or send straight to LinkedIn, Instagram, X and Facebook.
Turn an old render or photo with heavy baked-in lighting into clean linework, then render it fresh.
Four upscale engines, from a quick faithful 2x to print-quality results up to 64 megapixels.
The one thing that decides your result: shadows baked into your export turn into grey walls, dark materials and dirty ceilings.
Pay monthly for credits. Bigger renders and premium models use more credits; you always see the cost before you click.
Top up any time. Top-up credits never expire.
Prices in US dollars, before any local tax.
Paddle is our official reseller (Merchant of Record). It's a UK payments company, Paddle.com Market Ltd in London, that runs checkout, tax and invoices for software companies worldwide. Pay by card, PayPal or Apple Pay. Paddle works out and adds any sales tax or VAT for your country and sends you a proper tax invoice. Your bank statement will show PADDLE.NET* followed by our name. Card details go to Paddle and never reach us.
A private edition set up for your team: your own API keys, so you pay the AI providers directly at cost, your house style built in, and help adopting AI across your design process.
Talk to usIt is built not to. Every render carries a camera and design lock, and you can compare before and after with the slider. AI is still AI: check fine detail like window counts before a result goes to a client, and fix anything with a layer edit.
Anything that can save an image. Viewport grabs from SketchUp, Revit, 3ds Max, Rhino, Archicad, Vectorworks, Blender, Chief Architect and Cinema 4D; real-time engines like D5 Render, Twinmotion, Unreal Engine, Lumion, Enscape and Chaos Vantage; existing V-Ray or Corona renders; even hand sketches and marker drawings. For the cleanest result, export a flat view: viewport shading, shadows and ambient occlusion switched off, in a standard frame shape such as 16:9 or 3:2.
Yes. Hand sketches and basic renders work well. If an old render has strong lighting baked in, use "Convert to line drawing" in the app first: it turns the render into clean linework so the new materials and light aren't fighting the old ones.
Yes. Open any render in the Edit tab, including one made in another program, and pick a time of day, weather and season: dusk, night, rain, fog, desert haze, snow, autumn and more. The building and camera stay as they are, and the change arrives as a layer, so you can erase it back where you want the original.
Monthly credits roll over to the next month while your plan is active. Top-up credits never expire.
Yes. Your inputs and the images you create are yours to use for client presentations, marketing and sales.
No. Your images are sent to the rendering model to make your render and are not used by us to train anything.
Paddle, our Merchant of Record. Paddle.com Market Ltd is a UK company that sells software subscriptions on behalf of thousands of companies: it takes the payment, charges the right tax for your country, issues the invoice and handles refunds and receipts. Your statement shows PADDLE.NET* and our name. Cancel any time from the link in your Paddle receipt.
Yes. For studios and developers we set up a private edition on your own API keys. Get in touch and we'll show you how it fits your workflow.