Architectural AI rendering

AI Architectural Rendering from Model Screenshots

Upload a SketchUp or Rhino screenshot, choose a style, and generate a polished architectural render while preserving the original design.

Reference cases

Pick a case to reuse its prompt, then adjust the wording for your own project.

Simple workflow

From model screenshot to render in three steps

Upload your SketchUp or Rhino model screenshot

SketchUp / Rhino viewport

01

Upload a model screenshot

Use a viewport screenshot from SketchUp, Rhino, Revit, or another design tool. No 3D model file is required.

Example architectural render style

Glass, metal, warm glow, blue hour

02

Choose a render style

Pick a preset, write your own prompt, or upload a reference image for mood, materials, lighting, and tone.

Example generated architectural render

A polished architectural concept render

03

Generate and download

Create a polished concept render from the uploaded model screenshot, then download a preview or sign in to save your result.

Built for architects

Style changes. Design stays readable.

Style changes — rendered architectural visualization with enhanced materials and lighting, while keeping the original design readableOriginal model screenshot before rendering — source geometry and massing remain unchanged
BeforeAfter

Material + light changed

Render

Camera
Massing
Openings

Style changes. Design stays readable.

Where architects use AI rendering

Use it when you need a fast visual direction from an existing model screenshot.

Concept render example

Concept

Early concept studies

Turn a rough massing screenshot into a credible first atmosphere.

Useful before the design is ready for a full visualization workflow.

Pricing

Start free, upgrade when you need more renders

Try the workflow before paying. Upgrade when you need saved history, clean downloads, more credits, and commercial use.

1 standard render uses 20 credits.

Free

Free

Start with one guest render, then sign in for a 100-credit welcome bonus.

  • 1 temporary render per day
  • Sign in and get 100 credits
  • Signed-out results are temporary
  • Preview downloads

Starter

$13/ month

Billed annually, $156/year

1,600 credits released each month

~80 standard renders

For individual architects testing ideas and client-facing atmospheres.

  • Standard architectural renders
  • Saved generation history
  • Clean downloads
  • Commercial use
  • Email support

Pro

Best Value
$35/ month

Billed annually, $420/year

5,000 credits released each month

~250 standard renders

For architects and small studios with frequent render deadlines.

  • More monthly credits
  • Priority generation
  • Reference image style extraction
  • High-quality render mode
  • Private generation history
  • Commercial use

FAQ

Questions before you render

What the tool keeps, what it changes, and how credits work.

Do I need to upload a 3D model file?

No. Upload a viewport screenshot from SketchUp, Rhino, Revit, or another modeling tool. The MVP is designed around screenshots, not native 3D files.

Will it preserve my design?

The goal is to keep the original massing, camera, proportions, openings, and site logic readable. It is not a CAD-constrained renderer, so small visual details may need another pass.

Can I use a reference image as the render style?

Yes. A reference image guides mood, lighting, materials, color tone, and atmosphere. Your uploaded model screenshot remains the source for the building form.

Does it work for interiors and exteriors?

Yes. Use it for exterior massing studies, interior atmospheres, facade options, landscape views, and presentation-style architectural images.

How do credits work?

One standard render uses 20 credits. Guests can try one temporary render, and new signed-in users receive 100 free credits to keep testing.

Is this a replacement for V-Ray, Enscape, or D5?

No. It is for early-stage mood studies, client options, concept visuals, and fast design iteration. Use your production renderer when you need fully controlled final imagery.

Ready to test it on your own model?

Upload one viewport screenshot, choose a render style, and generate a polished architectural draft while keeping the original design readable.