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AI car rendering for designers.From sketch to street.

Bring a concept sketch, a clay model photo, a CAD screenshot, or a phone photo of a car to restyle or tune. Tell Vizzy what to change and get a photoreal vehicle rendering that keeps your lines.

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Marker and pen concept sketch of a low, long-hooded GT coupe with huge wheels, three-quarter front view.
Photoreal render of the sketched GT in metallic silver-blue on a glossy dark studio floor, same lines and viewpoint.

Start from a sketchor a photo of the car.

Automotive rendering from a concept sketch, a clay model photo, a CAD screenshot or a phone photo of a real car. Each one keeps what you bring and changes only what you ask for.

  2. The same silver coupe in a dark studio, strip lights tracing its shoulder line and mirrored in a glossy black floor.Phone photo of a silver unbadged sports coupe parked in a concrete parking garage under flat fluorescent light.PhotoVisualizee render

    Car photo to studio

    Start with a photo of the car. A phone photo in a parking garage is enough.

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    Turn it into a studio shot on a dark backdrop with soft reflections. Keep the car exactly.

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Car jobs,step by step.

Each page shows the input, the exact words to type and the render. Copy the words and try them on your own picture.

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

The concept GT on the coastal road, tracked for eight seconds.

Made in Visualizee

You typedMake it a short video: track alongside the car as it drives the coastal road.

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, the same car on the same street in four wraps.

  • The lowered hot hatch on bronze wheels, now wrapped in deep satin forest green, same street and angle.
    Satin forest green
  • The tuned hot hatch with bronze wheels in a matte black wrap, same street and light
    Matte black
  • The tuned hot hatch with bronze wheels in a gloss burnt orange wrap, same street and light
    Gloss burnt orange
  • The tuned hot hatch with bronze wheels in a satin pearl white wrap, same street and light
    Satin pearl white

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.

The same grey hot hatch on the same street, now on satin bronze forged wheels with a slightly lowered stance.
The lowered hot hatch on bronze wheels, now wrapped in deep satin forest green, same street and angle.

You typedWrap it in satin forest green. Change only the wrap.

What stayedSame wheels, stance, garage and light.

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.

The concept GT on a coastal cliff road at golden hour, rendered at 4K on UltraRendered at 4K on Ultra3840 x 2160

This Ultra render at the 4K setting is 3840 x 2160 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.

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Questions, answered.

All questions
What can I start from?
A concept sketch on paper, marker or tablet, a photo of a clay model, a phone photo of a real car, or a CAD screenshot from Alias, Blender, Rhino or any other 3D program. There is no plugin and nothing to install: add the picture to the chat and say what you want.
Will it keep my design?
Yes. Vizzy keeps the proportions, the lines and the camera angle of your sketch or photo and changes what you name: the paint, the wheels, the setting, the light. If anything else moves, mark the area and the change stays inside it.
Can I try paint colors and wraps?
Name the finish in plain words, for example satin forest green, matte black, gloss burnt orange or pearl white, and keep the car, wheels and angle. Ask for several versions at once to compare them side by side.
Can I show wheels, stance and body kits on a customer car?
Yes. Start from a photo of the car and ask for new wheels, a lower stance, a wrap or a body kit before anything is fitted. The render is for showing the look; check fitment and clearances the usual way before you order parts.
Does it replace Alias, Blender or KeyShot?
No. Your 3D tools still own the surfaces and the engineering. Visualizee brings AI into automotive design for the fast part around them: turning a sketch into a photoreal car, trying colors and settings, and making presentation and marketing images from a screenshot.
How long does a render take?
A Pro render usually arrives in under a minute. Ultra, for the best detail and 4K output on the Pro and Max plans, takes about two minutes.
Can I use the renders commercially?
On any paid plan, yes: no watermark and a commercial license, for client decks, listings, social posts and print. Free renders are watermarked and for personal use only. We do not use your uploads or renders to train any AI model.

Render your next car concept today.

Bring a concept sketch or a phone photo of the car and get a photoreal render in under a minute.

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