Five presentation renders. From one sketch.

Upload one sketch or model screenshot, keep the camera, and get the whole client set: the day view, a material option, the dusk view, a revision and a mood image. Recorded in the app: 5 Pro renders, 750 credits, 6 minutes 27 seconds.

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Pen sketch of a two-storey house with a flat roof and an entry canopy
Your input
Photorealistic render of the sketched house with white render walls in late afternoon sun
Visualizee render

Message to Vizzy

Render this sketch as a photorealistic two-storey house. White render walls, dark window frames, flat roof, late afternoon sun, a few trees. Keep every line of the geometry and the camera angle exactly as drawn.

Recorded walkthrough

What five presentation renders cost

One sketch, five Pro renders, every prompt shown, the credits and the clock on screen. Watch the two-minute recording or read the same steps below.

  1. 1Upload

    Start in Studio and drop in the sketch

    Studio starts from an image. This is the pen sketch from the sketch-to-render walkthrough: a two-storey house, no textures, no colour. The camera in the sketch is the camera for all five images.

    Visualizee Studio with the pen sketch of a two-storey house loaded on the canvas
  2. 2Main prompt

    Day view: describe materials and light, keep the lines

    Materials, light and mood go in the prompt. The last sentence tells Visualizee what not to change. Pro quality, 150 credits.

    Message to Vizzy

    Render this sketch as a photorealistic two-storey house. White render walls, dark window frames, flat roof, late afternoon sun, a few trees. Keep every line of the geometry and the camera angle exactly as drawn.

    The day view prompt typed into the Studio prompt bar with Pro quality selected
  3. 3Result71 s150 credits

    71 seconds later: image one

    Same walls, same windows, same canopy, same camera. Trees and sky added as asked.

    Photorealistic render of the sketched house with white walls in late afternoon sun
  4. 4Main prompt

    Material option: brick, typed into the main prompt

    A change that touches every wall needs no region. Describe the new material and list what must stay.

    Message to Vizzy

    Change the walls to pale red brick with a thin dark timber band under the roof. Keep the windows, the roof, the door, the trees, the light and the camera exactly as they are.

    The brick material prompt typed under the day view render
  5. 5Result67 s150 credits

    67 seconds later: image two

    Pale red brick on every wall. Windows, roof, trees and light are as in image one.

    The same house rendered with pale red brick walls
  6. 6Main prompt

    Dusk view: only the light changes

    The dusk image every presentation wants, as one sentence about the sky and the windows plus the sentence about what stays.

    Message to Vizzy

    Same house at dusk. Deep blue sky just after sunset, warm light glowing from every window, a soft path light by the entrance. Keep the walls, the windows, the roof, the trees and the camera exactly as they are.

    The dusk prompt typed under the brick render
  7. 7Result73 s150 credits

    73 seconds later: image three

    Deep blue sky, every window glowing, path lights along the drive. The brick and the geometry are untouched.

    The brick house at dusk with lit windows and path lights
  8. 8Marked region

    The client revision: mark just the door

    Select the front door with the rectangle tool, write the change in the note that appears next to the region, confirm the note, then render.

    Message to Vizzy

    Replace the front door with a full-height glass door in a dark frame. Change nothing else.

    The front door selected with the rectangle tool and the change written in the region note
  9. 9Result57 s150 credits

    57 seconds later: image four

    The door is a full-height glass panel in a dark frame. It is a subtle change, and that is the point: nothing outside the rectangle moved.

    The dusk render with a full-height glass front door, everything else unchanged
  10. 10Main prompt

    Mood image: overcast winter, same geometry

    The cover image for the deck. Season and weather change, the building does not.

    Message to Vizzy

    Same house on an overcast winter afternoon. Bare trees, a thin layer of snow on the roof and the ground, wet dark paving, soft grey light. Keep the walls, the windows, the glass door, the roof and the camera exactly as they are.

    The winter prompt typed under the dusk render
  11. 11Result71 s150 credits

    71 seconds later: image five, and the bill

    Five images, 750 credits, 6 minutes 27 seconds from the sketch to the fifth result. On the $35 Pro plan that is about $1.36 for the set. A studio quotes the first image alone at $500 to $2,500.

    The brick house on an overcast winter afternoon with snow, the version stack showing all five renders
5
renders
750
credits
6:27
from sketch to fifth image

Timings are from send to result on Pro quality at 1K. Fast quality costs 80 credits per render instead of 150. No retries were needed and nothing in the recording was retouched. 750 credits is about $1.36 on the Pro plan (19,250 credits for $35).

Real before and after

One sketch, one camera, five images: every step is an edit of the last

Day view to the brick option

The day view render with white render walls
Your input
The same house rendered with pale red brick walls
Visualizee render

Message to Vizzy

Change the walls to pale red brick with a thin dark timber band under the roof. Keep the windows, the roof, the door, the trees, the light and the camera exactly as they are.

Brick option to the dusk view

The brick house in late afternoon sun
Your input
The brick house at dusk with every window glowing and path lights on
Visualizee render

Message to Vizzy

Same house at dusk. Deep blue sky just after sunset, warm light glowing from every window, a soft path light by the entrance. Keep the walls, the windows, the roof, the trees and the camera exactly as they are.

Dusk view to the winter mood image

The brick house at dusk
Your input
The brick house on an overcast winter afternoon with snow on the roof and bare trees
Visualizee render

Message to Vizzy

Same house on an overcast winter afternoon. Bare trees, a thin layer of snow on the roof and the ground, wet dark paving, soft grey light. Keep the walls, the windows, the glass door, the roof and the camera exactly as they are.

Why people use Visualizee for presentation sets

The set, not the image, is the deliverable

A client presentation needs the day view, at least one material option, the dusk view, the revision the client asks for and a mood image for the cover. At a rendering studio that is four to five separate images plus a revision round, quoted per image and delivered in days. In Visualizee each image is an edit of the last one, the camera and the geometry stay put, and the whole set takes minutes.

Because every render keeps the lines of the input, the five images belong to one building. That is what makes them a set: the client compares brick against render, day against dusk, and sees the same house every time. The full price comparison with ten studios and a cost-per-approved-image worksheet is in the architectural rendering cost guide.

The five images of the set

Presentation set image one: the day view with white render walls
Presentation set image two: the brick material option
Presentation set image three: the dusk view
Presentation set image four: the client revision with a full-height glass door
Presentation set image five: the winter mood image

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