Build a kitchen or wardrobe in the 3D designer — AI turns the project into a photorealistic image with the same colors, sections and appliances. Not a generic picture "on the theme" — your actual project.
The designer takes two shots of your model — front and isometric — and sends them along with the project spec: carcass and facade colors, sections, appliances by position. Generation prioritizes the spec, so the structure doesn't drift.
"In the interior" places the furniture in a living room with soft daylight. "Studio" is a catalog-style front shot on a light grey background. You can add scene notes — up to 300 characters about light and setting; they don't affect the structure or colors.
The number of facades, colors and appliance placement come from the project and aren't overridden by scene notes. Works beyond kitchens too — wardrobe, dresser and closet visualization follow the same process.
The first 2 generations are free on any plan. After that — 10 generations a month on the Pro plan, or top-up packs; a failed render is refunded automatically.
Yes. Along with the shots, a spec is sent — dimensions, materials, colors by part group, the list of sections and appliances by position. It takes priority over the image, so the structure is preserved.
No — build the structure in the 3D designer first. The AI render is built from your spec, not drawn from scratch.
No. Scene notes only affect light and setting — the number of facades, colors and appliance placement come from the project and aren't changed.
JPEG at a 4:3 ratio, 1280×960 pixels. On the free plan, download it right away — it isn't saved; on Pro, renders are kept for 30 days.
Build your furniture in the 3D designer and run an AI visualization.
The first two renders are free.