For architects

AI rendering for architects.SketchUp to photoreal.

Bring a SketchUp screenshot. Revit, ArchiCAD and Rhino work too, and so does a sketch. Tell Vizzy what to change and get a photoreal render that keeps your design and camera.

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SketchUp viewport screenshot of an untextured white two-storey villa with a cantilevered glass upper floor, a pool and a terrace on a flat ground plane
Photoreal white contemporary villa at golden hour with a cantilevered glass upper floor, a glowing turquoise pool, travertine terrace and a garden of olive trees and grasses

Start from your model,a sketch or a massing.

Three ways in. Each one keeps what you bring and changes only what you ask for.

  1. Photoreal white contemporary villa at golden hour with a cantilevered glass upper floor, a glowing turquoise pool, travertine terrace and a garden of olive trees and grassesSketchUp viewport screenshot of an untextured white two-storey villa with a cantilevered glass upper floor, a pool and a terrace on a flat ground planeSketchUp modelVisualizee render

    From SketchUp

    Start with your SketchUp model. A plain viewport screenshot. Revit, ArchiCAD and Rhino work too.

    You typed

    Render it as a real house at golden hour, with a garden and the pool lit. Keep the design and the camera.

  2. Photoreal larch-clad cabin with a glazed gable on an alpine slope at sunset, pines, misty valley and snowy peaks behindPencil and ink sketch of a modern timber cabin with a glazed gable on a slope among pine trees, mountains behindSketchVisualizee render

    From a sketch

    Start with a sketch. Pencil on paper, photographed with your phone.

    You typed

    Make it a real cabin in evening light. Keep my design and the viewpoint.

  3. Photoreal aerial of a pale brick residential block with green roof terraces and a tree-filled courtyard in a leafy city at golden hourAerial SketchUp screenshot of an untextured residential block of stepped white volumes around a courtyard, with grey box neighboursMassing modelVisualizee render

    From a massing model

    Start with your massing model. White volumes on a ground plane are enough.

    You typed

    Show it as a real aerial with landscaping and the city around it. Keep the massing and the camera.

Then make it move.Your house, as a short video.

One render of the villa, golden hour to blue hour, in eight seconds.

Made in Visualizee

You typedMake it a short video: a slow move toward the house as dusk falls and the lights come on.

Video on paid plans: 768p on Hobby, 1080p on Pro, 4K on Max.

See every option side by side.

Ask for several versions and keep the one you love. Here, one SketchUp model in three versions.

  • SketchUp viewport screenshot of an untextured white two-storey villa with a cantilevered glass upper floor, a pool and a terrace on a flat ground plane
    Your SketchUp model
  • Photoreal white contemporary villa at golden hour with a cantilevered glass upper floor, a glowing turquoise pool, travertine terrace and a garden of olive trees and grasses
    Golden hour
  • The same villa and camera with its walls and fascias now clad in black charred timber, glowing glass and a lit pool at golden hour
    Charred timber
  • The charred timber villa at blue hour after fresh snow, every room lit warm, the turquoise pool glowing in a snowy garden
    Blue hour, snow

Images at once: 4 on Hobby, 8 on Pro, 16 on Max.

Change one thing. Keep the rest.

Mark the area and say what to change. Everything outside the mark stays as it was.

Photoreal white contemporary villa at golden hour with a cantilevered glass upper floor, a glowing turquoise pool, travertine terrace and a garden of olive trees and grasses
The same villa and camera with its walls and fascias now clad in black charred timber, glowing glass and a lit pool at golden hour

You typedChange the cladding to charred timber. Keep everything else.

What stayedSame glass, pool, garden and sky.

Big enough for the print board.

On the Pro and Max plans, renders come out at 4K, not stretched afterwards, so they hold up on a board or a big screen.

High-resolution photoreal render of the white contemporary villa at golden hour with its lit pool and gardenRendered at 4K on Ultra3536 x 2336

This Ultra render at the 4K setting is 3536 x 2336 pixels.

Plans from $15 a month.

Start with 5 free renders. Pick a plan when you need more. Cancel anytime.

  • Hobby

    $15/mo

    15 Pro renders a month

    For drafts and personal projects.

  • Pro

    Recommended

    $35/mo

    About 120 Pro renders a month

    The best quality without a separate cap. 4K images.

  • Max

    $80/mo

    About 300 Pro renders a month

    More variants at once, and the cheapest per render.

Billed monthly. Yearly saves 25%.

Questions, answered.

All questions
Does it replace SketchUp, Revit or V-Ray?
No. SketchUp, Revit, ArchiCAD and Rhino still hold the geometry and the drawings, and V-Ray or Lumion still serve when you need lighting analysis or a long animation. Visualizee covers the step between a finished model and a picture the client can react to: take a screenshot of the viewport and say what you want.
What can I start from?
A screenshot from SketchUp, Revit, ArchiCAD, Rhino or any other program, untextured is fine. A hand sketch photographed with your phone, a massing model or a site photo work too. There is no plugin, no file export and nothing to install.
Will it keep my design?
Yes. Vizzy keeps the design, the proportions and the camera of your model and changes what you name: the cladding, the season, the time of day. If anything else moves, mark the area and the change stays inside it.
Can I compare facade materials on the same building?
Yes. Keep the same model and camera and change only the material, for example charred timber, limestone or brick. Ask for several versions at once and compare them side by side: 4 at once on Hobby, 8 on Pro and 16 on Max.
Are the renders big enough for print boards?
On the Pro and Max plans, renders come out at 4K, rendered at that size rather than stretched afterwards, so they hold up on presentation boards and big screens. Ultra quality gives the most detail and takes about two minutes per render.
How long does a render take?
A Pro render, the quality for client presentations, usually arrives in under a minute. Ultra takes about two minutes. Fast is quicker still, for drafts.
Can I use the renders for clients and competitions?
On any paid plan you get renders without a watermark and a commercial license, for competitions, client decks and marketing. We do not use your uploads or renders to train any AI model, and you can delete them anytime.

Render your next project today.

Bring a SketchUp, Revit or ArchiCAD screenshot, a sketch or a site photo. Your first photoreal render takes under a minute.

5 free renders. Sign in with Google, Apple or email. No credit card.