Upload one sketch or model screenshot and keep the camera. You get the whole client set: day view, material option, dusk, a revision and a mood image.
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Render it as a real house at golden hour, with a garden and the pool lit. Keep the design and the camera.
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How it works
A pen sketch or a SketchUp, Revit or ArchiCAD screenshot of the view the client will see.
The day view first, then a material option, dusk, the client’s revision and a mood image. Each edits the last.
Five everyday renders, about six minutes, with the same camera and the same building in every image.
Recorded walkthrough
One sketch, five everyday renders, every prompt shown, the clock on screen. Watch the two-minute recording or read the same steps below.
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.
Materials, light and mood go in the prompt. The last sentence tells Visualizee what not to change. Everyday quality.
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.
Same walls, same windows, same canopy, same camera. Trees and sky added as asked.
A change that touches every wall needs no region. Describe the new material and list what must stay.
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.
Pale red brick on every wall. Windows, roof, trees and light are as in image one.
The dusk image every presentation wants, as one sentence about the sky and the windows plus the sentence about what stays.
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.
Deep blue sky, every window glowing, path lights along the drive. The brick and the geometry are untouched.
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.
Replace the front door with a full-height glass door in a dark frame. Change nothing else.
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 cover image for the deck. Season and weather change, the building does not.
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.
Five images, about 6 minutes from the sketch to the fifth result. On the $40 Pro plan that is about $1.25 for the set. A studio quotes the first image alone at $500 to $2,500.
Timings are from send to result at everyday quality and 1K. A quick render is faster and costs half as much. No retries were needed and nothing in the recording was retouched.
Examples
Sketch
Visualizee renderRender 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.
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Previous render
Visualizee renderChange 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.
Previous render
Visualizee renderSame 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.
Previous render
Visualizee renderSame 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.
Who uses it
One input, a set of images that all show the same building.
Elevation drawings, axonometric cutaways and white-model images from one house photo, next to the photoreal set.
12 images from one house photoFront and side elevations, a section and a blueprint-style sheet from one render or SketchUp view, for the client board.
Elevation drawings from one renderRender the exported view once, then make the client’s revision and the presentation variants from that render.
The SketchUp workflowThree booth concepts from one SketchUp model, with the layout and dimensions kept.
The trade show booth workflowSell the house before it is built with a consistent set of exterior, interior and dusk images from the plans.
The pre-construction marketing workflowChristmas, Black Friday, sale and spring windows on one photo of the shopfront, with the sign and the frame kept.
The shop window workflow
Start free. Pick a plan when you need more. Cancel anytime.
$20/mo
About 60 everyday-quality renders a month
For drafts and personal projects.
$40/mo
About 160 everyday-quality renders a month
High quality on every render. 4K images, video and 3D.
$80/mo
About 400 everyday-quality renders a month
More variants at once, and the cheapest per render.
Billed monthly. Yearly saves 25%.
What the recording shows, what it takes and what to expect from your own sketch.
All questions
A new facade, cladding or colour on a photo of your house.
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New siding, trim and door colors on a photo of your house.
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A new garden, patio or backyard on a photo of your yard.
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A hand sketch or SketchUp view, rendered with your geometry kept.
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