Yes — use the "Sketch to Render" mode. Upload any hand-drawn sketch, line drawing, or rough diagram. The AI interprets your structural lines as walls, floors, and architectural elements, then renders them as a photorealistic building in your chosen style and materials. It maintains your exact proportions and layout while adding realistic textures, lighting, and environment.

Yes — "Exterior Facade Redesign" mode is specifically built for this. Upload a photo of any building and choose new cladding materials, color palette, window treatment, and style. The AI preserves the exact building structure — window count, floor count, roofline, proportions — and only changes the surface. This is used by homeowners planning renovations, architects exploring concepts, and real estate developers visualizing upgrades.

No — and preventing this is built into every design mode. Our AI instructions include strict structural preservation directives: the footprint, floor count, window count and position, roofline, and proportions are completely locked. Only the surface materials, colors, and rendering quality change. This is the most common failure in other AI tools, and we've engineered against it.

Yes — the "Floor Plan Design" mode generates professional orthographic top-down floor plans. Specify bedrooms, bathrooms, layout style (open concept, traditional, two-storey), and special rooms. The AI produces a clean black-on-white architectural drawing with room labels, dimensions, door swings, window positions, and logical room adjacency — suitable for client presentations or planning discussions.

Yes — "Home Renovation Visualizer" mode shows how a completed renovation will look. Upload a photo of your current home, describe what you're adding (rear extension, second storey, loft conversion, etc.), and the AI renders the finished result. The original building remains recognizable while the new addition is integrated architecturally — matching roof pitch, consistent materials, proper structural connection.

Yes — "Night Architecture Render" mode is specifically for illuminated night visualizations. Choose your lighting concept (warm hospitality, cool dramatic, architectural uplighting), night sky condition, color temperature, and specific lighting elements. The AI renders accurate light falloff, building interior glow, reflections on wet surfaces, and consistent shadow-free night atmosphere.

Yes — "Interior Space Concept" mode renders architectural interior spaces at professional photography quality. Choose from open-plan living, grand lobbies, double-height atriums, loft apartments, libraries, spa bathrooms, and more. Specify all finishes: floor materials, wall treatment, ceiling treatment, natural light quality, and furniture approach. Output is styled as professional architectural photography.

Yes — architects use this to rapidly generate client concept presentations in seconds rather than hours of manual rendering. 86% of architects report AI saves them significant time on visualization. The tool is particularly useful for early-stage concept exploration, client meetings, planning applications, and social media content. For final competition or publication renders, this provides an excellent starting point.

Each mode offers a curated style palette. Available styles include: modern minimalist, contemporary, parametric/organic, industrial loft, brutalist concrete, scandinavian nordic, traditional classical, art deco, mediterranean, japandi (Japanese-Scandinavian), biophilic nature-integrated, and deconstructivist — among many others.

The tool supports all building types: houses, apartments, condominiums, mansions, cottages, villas, farmhouses, office buildings, commercial buildings, hotels, restaurants, museums, schools, places of worship, high-rise buildings, and more. Any building type can be rendered in any architectural style.

Our quality standard targets professional architectural visualization level — the kind used for client presentations, planning applications, and competition boards. Every instruction template includes specific photorealism directives: accurate material textures with correct surface properties, physically plausible shadow direction, correct glass reflectivity, and appropriate material weathering. For most use cases, the output is ready to present directly to clients.