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Architectural rendering

Architecture, brought to life.

Turn model screenshots, sketches and property photos into architectural renders. Explore materials, light and landscape for your next design review.

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A clay architectural model beside its photorealistic finished render
3D model → Photorealistic render

01 /Possibilities

Visuals that move a project forward.

Move from concept to conversation

Create a believable visual early enough to discuss materials, massing, atmosphere and landscaping with clients or collaborators.

Keep the source in view

Use the source as the geometry and camera reference. Compare rooflines, openings and proportions before sharing the result.

Create more than one direction

Explore alternate materials, lighting conditions and presentation styles without rebuilding the model for every option.

02 /Workflow

From source to presentation.

  1. 01

    Upload the clearest view

    Start with a model screenshot, sketch, elevation-style view or property photo that clearly shows the design and camera angle.

  2. 02

    Describe the intended finish

    Choose the materials, landscape, lighting, atmosphere and level of realism you want the visualization to communicate.

  3. 03

    Review, refine and present

    Check the building form and important details, refine the direction, then download the visual for a presentation or campaign.

03 /Questions

Before you start

What can I use as the starting point?

You can start with a 3D model screenshot, architectural sketch, floor plan visualization, property photo or another clear image of the design.

Does Propviz replace architectural modelling software?

No. Propviz complements modelling and design tools by turning visual exports and screenshots into presentation-ready images and videos.

Can I explore different materials and lighting?

Yes. You can create separate directions for materials, landscaping, time of day and overall atmosphere while keeping the same source view.

Can I turn the finished render into a video?

Yes. A finished architectural image can become a short video with controlled camera movement and subtle environmental motion.