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SketchUp, Rhino, Blender, Revit, Archicad, 3ds Max, FormIt, Fusion — a screenshot is the universal export. One workflow covers your whole toolchain.
RNDRS · 3D model to render
Any 3D model, any angle, photoreal
Capture a model viewport, upload it to RNDRS and describe the visual direction you want. AI generation time and geometry fidelity vary; compare each result with the source model.
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 StudioHow it works
Keep the source, your instruction and the result together. Review each change before continuing.
Capture
Viewport screenshot from any 3D software, any shading mode
Upload
Drop the capture onto the RNDRS canvas
Prompt
"Charred timber cladding, gravel court, soft overcast"
Render
Photoreal render — review geometry and materials
What to consider
Choose the workflow around the image you need to deliver and the control your project requires.
Start from a clear viewport
Stop texturing for previews. Clay and white models give the AI clean geometry, and your prompt does the material work from your written brief.
Explore more viewpoints
Render the same model from six cameras without lighting setup per shot. Upload each capture separately and review the generated view.
Do I upload the 3D file itself?
Upload a viewport screenshot or image export as JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB. Native 3D files are not supported; the model remains in your design software.
Which shading mode should I capture?
Simple shaded, clay or arctic modes work best. Avoid heavy texture previews — clean geometry with clear depth cues gives the AI the most faithful read.
Will my model's proportions be preserved?
AI generation can change geometry or introduce details. Compare the output with your source and verify dimensions separately. The image is a visualization, not measured documentation.
Can I render multiple views consistently?
Reuse the same instructions with each capture, then inspect materials and mood across the set. Consistency is not guaranteed.
Keep exploring
Try it on a real project
Upload something you are working on. Explore a direction in Studio, then refine it against your original.