For interior designers

AI rendering for interior designers.Before it’s built.

Bring a screenshot of your SketchUp or 3ds Max model, or a photo of an empty room. Tell Vizzy what to change and get a photoreal render that keeps your layout and camera.

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SketchUp screenshot of an untextured white and grey model of a double-height living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, a fireplace wall with built-in shelves, a mezzanine and an L-shaped sofa
Photoreal double-height living room at golden hour: sun setting over a city skyline through floor-to-ceiling windows, travertine fireplace wall with walnut shelves, linen L-shaped sofa, brass floor lamp and a globe pendant

Start from your modelor a photo of the room.

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

  1. Photoreal double-height living room at golden hour: sun setting over a city skyline through floor-to-ceiling windows, travertine fireplace wall with walnut shelves, linen L-shaped sofa, brass floor lamp and a globe pendantSketchUp screenshot of an untextured white and grey model of a double-height living room with floor-to-ceiling windows, a fireplace wall with built-in shelves, a mezzanine and an L-shaped sofaSketchUp modelVisualizee render

    From a 3D model

    Start with a screenshot of your 3D model. From SketchUp, 3ds Max or Revit. Untextured is fine.

    You typed

    Make it a real living room in warm evening light. Keep the layout and the camera.

  2. The same room staged in warm Scandinavian style: light grey sofa, pale oak coffee table, boucle armchair, jute rug, paper pendant, linen curtains and an olive treeListing photo of an empty apartment living room with tall black steel-framed windows onto a tree-lined street, white walls and wide oak floorboardsPhotoVisualizee render

    From a photo

    Start with a photo of the empty room. A listing photo or a phone snap. The walls, windows and floor stay as they are.

    You typed

    Stage this empty room in a warm Scandinavian style. Keep the room exactly as it is.

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

The loft render, sunset to evening lights, in eight seconds.

Made in Visualizee

You typedMake it a short video: a slow move toward the fireplace as the sun sets 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 at once and keep the one you love. Here, four styles for one empty room, same camera.

  • The same room staged in warm Scandinavian style: light grey sofa, pale oak coffee table, boucle armchair, jute rug, paper pendant, linen curtains and an olive tree
    Scandinavian
  • The same room staged in Japandi style: low oatmeal linen sofa, dark oak coffee table, woven floor cushions, washi paper lamp, black oak sideboard and a bonsai tree
    Japandi
  • The same room staged mid-century modern: cognac leather sofa, plywood lounge chair with ottoman, oval walnut coffee table, brass arc lamp and a rust and mustard rug in warm afternoon sun
    Mid-century
  • The same room staged in soft industrial style: worn dark leather sofa, reclaimed oak and steel coffee table, camel leather armchair, steel and oak shelving and a faded vintage rug
    Soft industrial

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 double-height living room at golden hour: sun setting over a city skyline through floor-to-ceiling windows, travertine fireplace wall with walnut shelves, linen L-shaped sofa, brass floor lamp and a globe pendant
The same golden-hour living room with the sofa reupholstered in cream boucle and a light oak herringbone floor; windows, fireplace wall, shelves and furniture unchanged

You typedSwap the sofa for cream boucle and the floor for light oak herringbone. Keep everything else.

What stayedSame windows, fireplace wall, shelves 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 SketchUp loft rendered at 4K on Ultra: travertine fireplace wall, walnut shelving and a city sunset through the window wallRendered 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
What can I start from?
Start with a screenshot of your 3D model from SketchUp, 3ds Max, Revit or any other program, untextured is fine. A photo of the real room works too, empty or furnished. There is no plugin and nothing to install.
Will it keep my layout and camera?
Yes, that is what it is built for. Vizzy keeps the walls, windows, layout and camera of your model or photo and changes only what you name. If anything else moves, mark the area and the change stays inside it.
Can I show a client several styles of the same room?
Yes. Ask for several versions at once, for example Scandinavian, Japandi and mid-century for the same empty room, and compare them side by side. Hobby renders 4 images at once, Pro 8 and Max 16.
Does it replace SketchUp or 3ds Max?
No. SketchUp, 3ds Max and Revit still hold the model, the dimensions and the drawings. Visualizee takes a screenshot of the model and turns it into a photoreal render, so you can try materials and light without a render setup.
How long does a render take?
A Pro render usually arrives in under a minute, so you can try a change while the client is still on the call. Ultra, for the best detail, takes about two minutes.
Can I buy the furniture shown in a render?
It shows how the room will look, not where to buy each piece. Most designers settle the direction with the render, then source matching pieces from their own suppliers.
Can I use the renders for client work?
On any paid plan, yes: no watermark and a commercial license. Free renders are watermarked and for personal use only. We do not use your uploads or renders to train any AI model, and you can delete them anytime.

Show your client three directions today.

Bring a SketchUp or 3ds Max view, or a photo of the room, and get the first photoreal direction in under a minute.

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