How it works
From 3D model to render in three steps.
Three steps. No 3D software, no learning curve.
- 1
Upload your project
A JPG or PNG exported from any CAD or 3D modeling software.
- 2
Hit render
The AI keeps what you modelled and adds photorealistic materials and lighting. Where the model defines nothing, it proposes.
- 3
Download in high resolution
Images ready for client presentations, your portfolio or print.
What you upload
How to take a good screenshot
- Turn off edges and profiles — the AI reads a drawn line as real geometry.
- Turn off shadows and sky — the lighting buttons below do that job better.
- Hide toolbars, axes and the view name (Top, Front). Anything on screen can end up in the render.
- Frame the shot the way you want the photo: the AI keeps your exact camera.
- Export at 2K or larger. A phone photo of the monitor loses half the detail.
Accepted files: PNG, JPG, WEBP or PDF.
- What stays
- Geometry, proportions, openings and the exact camera of your screenshot. Where the model defines nothing, the AI proposes.
- What the AI adds
- Photorealistic materials, lighting, shadows, glass, vegetation and surroundings, in the style you choose.
- Resolution
- Render natively in 2K or 4K, or upscale later from 2K to 4K
- After rendering
- Swap materials, remove and add objects without touching the rest of the image
- What this feature doesn't do
- Text, signs and logos in the image may come out distorted.
- Several options at once: one result per generation — generate again with another style or request.
- CAD or 3D files (DWG, DXF, SKP, RVT…) — send a screenshot, image or PDF.
- What isn't in the image: the other side of the building, rooms that don't show, hidden installations.
Examples
The same model, before and after.
Every pair below is a real RendScene render made from the image on the left.
Before
After
Before
After
Before
After
Works with image exports from any design software
A grey or textured screenshot from any of these is enough.
- SketchUp
- Revit
- Archicad
- Rhino
- Chief Architect
- Vectorworks
- AutoCAD
- Blender
- Enscape
FAQ
3D model to render, answered.
No. A screenshot of your view is all it takes: PNG, JPG, WEBP or PDF. The 3D file never leaves your computer.
Other features
Ten ways to start. One render you can present.
- RenderingFrom CAD to final image in three clicks.
- Sketch to renderFrom a hand drawing to a photorealistic final image.
- Floor plan to renderA line plan becomes a furnished, textured plan.
- Photo to renderAn existing facade renovated, an existing room furnished.
- Improve renderThe same scene, more realistic.
- Elevation to renderThe same elevation, with materials, glass, shadows and sky.
- Section to renderThe same section, with materials, furniture, light and sky.
- Landscape designThe same place, from the same camera, with a designed garden.
- Create from scratchStart from a description, with no image at all.
- Resolution enhancerMore resolution, original render untouched.
Then, on the result
- Style transferApply any aesthetic without touching the geometry.
- Render editorSelect an area and swap materials on the spot.
- Atmosphere controlChange the light without redoing the scene.
- Furnish a roomFurniture in an empty or dated room.
- AnimationsFrom still image to cinematic in seconds.
- History and exportAll your work saved and organised.