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RNDRS for Architects

From massing model to golden hour

Bring a model screenshot, elevation or hand sketch into Studio. Explore materials and lighting, compare the result with your source, and refine the direction for your next design review.

AI rendering that works from the image you already have — a sketch, a model view, a photo. Ask for the change, keep every version. In the browser, no plugin, no GPU. From $19 a month, or $99 once — credits never expire. 5 free renders. No card. Failed renders are refunded automatically.

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Open Studio
Photoreal exterior render of a timber house at blue hour
Illustrative imagery, not a verified customer result or a guarantee of output quality.

A typical workflow

Keep the source, your instruction and the result together. Review each change before continuing.

  1. Upload

    SketchUp/Rhino screenshot or hand sketch

  2. Prompt

    "Corten and glass, overcast Copenhagen light"

  3. Render

    Review the result against your source

  4. Animate

    Camera push-in for the closing slide

What to consider

Choose the workflow around the image you need to deliver and the control your project requires.

Concept reviews without the render farm

Develop facade and lighting studies from an existing view. Keep your source close while you judge the options.

Keep your iterations together

Revisit source and result images in Studio. Choose the strongest result as the starting point for the next change.

Finish images for presentation

Upscale a selected image and inspect its detail before placing it on a board. Review the available export options for your presentation.

Before you start

Practical answers about inputs, scope and the next step.

Studio help
What architecture inputs work best?

SketchUp, Rhino and Revit screenshots, massing exports, CAD elevations, hand sketches and site photos. If your software can export an image, RNDRS can render it.

Will the AI respect my design?

AI can alter massing, openings and proportions. Use a clear source and describe what should stay fixed, then compare the result. Verify dimensions in your original design software.

Can I use renders for competitions and client work?

Check the current plan and terms for commercial-use rights. Inspect the exported dimensions and image details at your intended print size before including a render in a submission.

How fast can I iterate options?

Processing time varies with the operation and demand. Describe the next change in Studio and review the result before continuing.

Try it on a real project

Upload something you are working on. Explore a direction in Studio, then refine it against your original.

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