Skills
Vizzy works like a specialist for whatever you are making, from architecture to food photography, and loads the skills that job needs so your renders look right without long prompts.
An image model on its own guesses. Ask it for "a listing photo" and it has no idea that buyers expect straight walls, true colours, and a bright, honest room. Vizzy fixes that with skills: know-how a professional would bring to the job, loaded before every render.
You don't need to pick anything - Vizzy reads your message and images and works out what you're making. When you want a specific skill, type / in the chat and add it yourself.
What happens on every message
- Vizzy picks a specialist. From your words and images it decides what kind of work this is: architecture, car tuning, product photography, and so on. One specialist works on each message.
- The specialist brings its skills. Each skill covers one part of the job, like "Virtual staging" or "Wheels and wraps", and shapes how Vizzy writes the render.
- Extra skills join when the job calls for them. A skill for one specific job (like designing a wheel) or a video format (like a vertical social clip) is added on top.
- Some basics are always on, whatever you're making.
In the chat, open the "Using ... skills" step above a render to see exactly which skills were used and what each one did.
Add a skill yourself
Type / anywhere in your message to open the skill list, start typing to filter it ("wheel", "twilight", "staging"), and press Enter to add one. It appears in your message as a chip. You can add several - up to five per message - and Vizzy loads every one of them for that message, on top of the skills it picks itself.
Adding a skill is useful when you know exactly what kind of job it is, or when a short message could mean several things: /Furnish an empty room plus "make it cosy" leaves no doubt.
Specialists and their skills
Architecture
Buildings, facades, and the streets around them.
- Building exteriors - Facades, glass, and surroundings that look built, not modelled.
- Streets and neighborhoods - Places your building in a believable street, park, or masterplan.
- Architecture video - Reveals, walkthroughs, and day-to-dusk changes.
Branding
Logos, posters, and brand graphics.
- Logos and posters - Clean logos, icons, and posters with a clear layout.
- Text in images - Headlines that are spelled right and easy to read.
- Logo and brand video - Logo reveals, campaign end cards, and branded loops.
Car design
Car design, paint, and studio shots.
- Car body design - Proportions and body lines that read like a real design study.
- Paint, materials, and studio light - Paint, trim, and reflections handled like a real car shoot.
- Car video - Rolling shots, turntables, and launch reveals.
Car tuning
Wheels, body kits, stance, and wraps.
- Body kits and stance - Widebody, aero, and ride height that look fitted, not pasted on.
- Wheels and wraps - New wheels, wraps, and race graphics on your car.
- Build video - Before-and-after swaps and social clips of a build.
Concept car
Future electric cars and concept designs.
- Concept cars - Future cars with believable proportions and light signatures.
- Brand family look - Keeps a range of models looking like one brand.
- Concept car video - Light-signature reveals and concept unveilings.
Fashion
Campaigns, lookbooks, and portraits.
- Apparel and campaigns - Prints, logos, and fabric that look real on garments, in catalog or campaign shots.
- Lookbooks and catalogs - A consistent series of looks for a shop or catalog.
- Portraits and people - Natural skin, faces, and poses.
- Fashion video - Fabric that moves right, runway shots, and outfit changes.
Food photography
Food and drink photos and plating.
- Food photos - Dishes and drinks lit to look delicious.
- Plating and props - Plates, props, and table settings arranged like a food stylist would.
- Food video - Steam, pours, sizzle, and plating reveals.
Furniture
Furniture pieces and how they look in a room.
- Furniture shapes and details - Chairs, tables, and storage with real proportions and joints.
- Furniture product shots - Hero shots and room settings that show size and finish.
- Furniture video - Turntables, material close-ups, and slow moves around a room.
Game art
Game assets, UI, backgrounds, and level maps.
- Game assets and UI - Icon and sprite sheets, UI screens, and props in one consistent style, ready to cut out.
- Game backgrounds and maps - Stage backgrounds, parallax layers, and level maps that leave room to play.
Hospitality
Hotels, restaurants, bars, and their branding.
- Hotel and restaurant interiors - Lobbies, rooms, bars, and dining spaces with the right atmosphere.
- Signs and menus - Your brand on signs, menus, and details around the venue.
- Venue photo series - A matching set of images for a campaign or website.
- Venue video - Guest-journey tours and atmosphere clips.
Interior design
Rooms, furniture, materials, and light.
- Rooms and interiors - Rooms with believable light, materials, and real-life scale.
- Furniture in the room - Sofas, tables, and storage that fit the room and look real.
- Interior video - Slow room glides, light sweeps, and material close-ups.
Landscape
Gardens, planting, and outdoor spaces.
- Gardens and outdoor spaces - Real plants, paving, and outdoor living that look established.
- Garden and site video - Weather, plants in the wind, and flyovers of the site.
Product design
Appliances, devices, and engineered products.
- Products and appliances - Engineered products with real materials and clean studio shots.
- Product demo video - Shows how it works: mechanisms, features, and turntables.
Product photography
Packshots and products in real settings.
- Product hero shots - Clean packshots with real shadows and reflections.
- Product series - A matching set of shots for a catalog or shop.
- Product in use - Your product in a real setting, at the right size.
- Product video - Turntables, close-ups, and feature demos.
Real estate
Listing photos, staging, and twilight shots.
- Virtual staging - Empty rooms furnished so buyers can picture living there.
- Curb appeal and twilight - Inviting exteriors and evening shots for listings.
- Apartment and commercial buildings - Premium facades for apartment and commercial listings.
- Property tour video - Tour clips that stay honest to the property.
Skills for specific jobs
Some jobs need stricter rules than a whole specialist carries. A wheel has to keep the same number of spokes, evenly spaced, with the cap in the centre, and image models get that wrong unless they're held to it. Vizzy adds one of these when your request is that job, and checks the result against the job's rules when you ask for a fix.
- Change a surface or colour - Repaint, retile, or refinish one surface and keep everything else as it was.
- Restyle, keep the layout - A new style for your room or building, with every wall, window, and the camera kept.
- Add or swap objects - New furniture, lights, plants, or people placed at the right size, in the right light.
- Sketch, plan, or model to render - Turns your drawing or 3D model into a photo-real render without changing the design.
- Remove and clean up - Takes out people, clutter, or objects and fills the gap so nothing looks edited.
- Furnish an empty room - Furniture sized and arranged for your actual room, with walkways kept clear.
- Time of day and weather - Twilight, night, snow, or rain on the same scene, with light that all agrees.
- Wheel design - Exact spoke count, even spacing, and a clean centre cap on new wheels.
Video formats
When you ask for a video, Vizzy adds the skill for the kind of clip you want, so a social clip hooks fast and loops, and a website loop has no visible seam.
- Social video - Vertical Reels, TikTok, and Shorts that hook in the first second and loop.
- Website loop - Seamless background loops for the top of a website.
- Product spin and reveal - Turntables and reveals that show a product from every side.
- Pitch and explainer video - Walks through an idea step by step, ready for a voiceover.
- Logo animation - Logo reveals and branded motion for intros and end cards.
- Walkthrough tour - A smooth path through a space, room by room.
Built into every render
- Real-photo quality - Light, camera, and materials that look photographed, not generated.
- Right format for the job - Picks the shape for Instagram, a poster, a wallpaper, or a website banner.
- Fixes failed renders - Spots what went wrong in a render and corrects it on the next try.
- Directed video - Camera moves, pacing, and sound that feel planned, not random.
- Keeps your design the same - Your building, car, or product stays itself from one edit to the next.
- Understands quick edits - Turns "warmer", "darker", or "make it winter" into exact changes.
Getting the most out of skills
Because the know-how is already there, your prompts can stay short. You don't have to write "35mm lens, soft daylight, neutral staging" for a listing photo. Describe the result you want, and the skills fill in how to get there.
If a render feels generic, name the job in your first message: "listing photo", "studio packshot", "twilight exterior", "new wheel design". It helps Vizzy pick the right specialist and skills from the start.