Design inspirationFast rendering
Convert sketches and 3D views to photorealistic renders in under a minute
- SketchUp, 3ds Max, Revit or Lumion views
- Hand or digital sketches
- Keeps your geometry
Convert sketches to photorealistic renders
Transform rough sketches and 3D model views into photorealistic interior design renders, keeping your layout as drawn.
What you can do
From sketch or 3D view to a photoreal render
Design inspiration
Design inspirationReal finishes
Choose the materials and mood, and the render makes them real
- Photoreal, CGI or sketch style
- Store type and design style
- Stocked or sparse fixtures
Design inspirationHow Sketch & 3D View works
- 01
Export a view from SketchUp, 3ds Max, Revit or Lumion, or photograph a sketch.
- 02
Upload it and set what your input is: a 3D model view or a sketch.
- 03
Pick the store type, so the right product goes on the fixtures: footwear gets shoes, not bags.
- 04
Choose the render style and how closely to follow your layout. Precise keeps your geometry; Creative treats the view as a guide.
- 05
Set light, people and merchandise, describe the materials, and press Generate.
What it costs
A render costs 25 credits, so you can test two or three finish directions on one view before you commit to a long render.
Good to know
A render is an AI image, not a drawing. Small details can move, so compare it with your view before you show a client, especially fixture positions and openings.
The full guide
SketchUp to photoreal render with AI →Frequently asked questions
What formats can I upload?
Upload an image of a hand-drawn or digital sketch, or a view exported from SketchUp, 3ds Max, Revit or Lumion.
How detailed should my sketch be?
Even rough sketches work! Just include basic shapes, walls, and furniture placement.
Can I modify the rendered output?
Yes. Describe a change in a sentence and keep refining the result.
Do I need to be an architect?
No! Any sketch style works. Our AI understands hand-drawn lines and rough proportions.
How many renders can I create?
Every render costs credits, and the cost shows before you generate. New accounts start with 50 free credits, no card needed. Paid plans add a monthly credit allowance, commercial use and watermark-free downloads, and you can buy credits once too.