Sketch to render with AI
Clients do not read floor plans the way you do. Upload a hand sketch or a flat 2D plan, choose a style such as Japandi, and the tool returns a photo-real room built from the drawing. Architects use it to put a picture in front of a client at the sketch stage.
See a preview before you pay: your first 3 designs are on us, shown blurred. A plan reveals them.
- On Pro and Business
- About 30 seconds a design
- 41 styles
- Walls and windows stay put
A sample room, then the tool's own render of it: Japandi.
Three steps. About 30 seconds.
- 1
Photograph or scan your sketch or floor plan and upload it as a jpeg or png.
- 2
Pick the room type and a style so the tool knows what the finished space is meant to be.
- 3
The rendered room comes back in about 30 seconds, ready for the client meeting or the next round of changes.
Watch it work.
The tool on a room, start to finish, in one clip.
In any of 41 styles.
Each one a recipe checked on real rooms before it ships.
Answers, before you ask.
Does a rough pencil sketch work?
Yes, as long as the lines read clearly in the photo. Shoot the drawing flat, in good light, with the whole page in frame. Cleaner lines and labelled rooms give the tool more to work from.
Can it render a whole floor?
It renders one room at a time, the way a photograph does. For a whole floor, run each room as its own design. One credit covers one design, and Pro carries 1,000 designs a month.
Is the example sketch a real drawing?
The before in our sketch example was made for the page rather than drawn by a customer, and the page says so under the slider. Your own sketches and plans work the same way.
Which plans include Sketch to Render?
Pro and Business. Standard covers the eight redesign and edit tools, while the four staging, transfer and sketch tools sit above it. Business is $19 a month billed yearly with 2,000 designs a month.
Upload the photo, pick a style, and see it redesigned with the walls and windows where they are. The first 3 designs are on us, shown blurred; a plan reveals them.
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