Use the model you already built
Export a clear view from your normal modelling workflow. There is no separate native-model integration or scene conversion to prepare.
3D model to render
Your model. A finished visual.
Start with a clean screenshot from SketchUp, Revit, Rhino or your usual modelling tool. Add materials, lighting and context without setting up a separate render scene.
01 /Possibilities
Get more from the model you already have.
Preserve the chosen camera
Keep the composition and viewpoint that best explains the design instead of starting a new visualization from scratch.
Test finish directions quickly
Compare stone, timber, render, glazing, planting and lighting ideas using the same underlying model view.
02 /Workflow
Prepare the view. Set the direction.
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Frame the model
Choose an exterior or interior camera that shows the important volumes and avoids severe clipping or hidden geometry.
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Export a clean screenshot
Hide grids, guides, dimensions, axes and selected edges when possible. Keep shadows simple and the geometry readable.
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Set the visual direction
Describe the material palette, context, landscaping, weather, time of day and presentation mood you want to see.
03 /Questions
Before you start
Do I upload the native 3D model file?
No. The workflow starts from a screenshot or image export of the model, so it can fit around different modelling applications.
Does the model need textures?
No. A white or clay-style model can work well when the geometry, openings and camera view are clear.
Can I use SketchUp, Revit or Rhino screenshots?
Yes. You can use a clean image export or screenshot from those tools and other 3D modelling workflows.
Can I create several material options?
Yes. Keep the source view fixed and generate separate visual directions for different façade, interior or landscape palettes.