Revit add-in
A dockable pane beside your Revit views. Choose which linked models come along, place the model and keep the camera in sync.
Place your model on photorealistic 3D tiles of the real site, then turn any view into a photorealistic image or video with AI — from your browser, or without ever leaving Revit, SketchUp or Rhino.
Free to use • Pay only for what you render
One account, one credit balance and the same viewer in Revit, SketchUp, Rhino and the browser. The plugins export, upload and place your model for you.
A dockable pane beside your Revit views. Choose which linked models come along, place the model and keep the camera in sync.
The same viewer and AI Studio in its own window, driven from the Extensions menu and its own toolbar.
A Rhino panel with the full viewer, camera sync in both directions, and named views saved back into Rhino.
No plugin? Upload a GLB in the browser: it is optimised for streaming and placed on the globe for you.
Pick the location on Google’s 3D Map, at true scale and orientation.
Orbit, set time of day, cut a section, add markups, save named views. Sync the camera to the view you already set up in your CAD app.
Turn the frame into a photorealistic still or a short video. Guide it with reference images and a prompt, and see the cost before it runs.
Not hours on a render farm, and not a subscription per engine. We integrate the leading image and video models behind one interface, and you pay per render.
Start from a view on the real site, from a photo of the street or an interior, or describe the setting and let the model build it.
Up to 4K, in landscape or portrait, from the leading image models.
Short clips up to 4K with optional audio — fly the site, not just a still.
Feed in materials, moodboards or a photo of the street to steer the result.
An AI assistant that studies your view and helps you write the prompt. See how ↓
Type a rough line, like “glass office tower, late afternoon”. The assistant studies the image with you: the massing, the materials, the street, the sky. It doesn’t just reword your sentence. It builds the prompt from what’s actually in the frame.
One click. The AI looks at your view and your rough prompt, writes a detailed one, and tells you why it made each change.
It asks first: up to three rounds of quick, tap-to-answer questions, or type your own answer. Then it writes the prompt with you.
Your model sits on its real site, so the assistant knows the location and which way the camera faces, and uses both when it writes the prompt: where the sun sits, how the façade is lit.
1 It asks. “Glass office tower in downtown Denver, late afternoon” becomes three quick questions: the sun, the glass, the sky.
2 It writes the prompt, and why: “Heading 10° means the camera looks north, so a west sun sits to the left and side-lights the tower.”
3 The render. Drag to compare the view on the real site with the render from that prompt.
The assistant is free; you pay only for the render. In the web app and all three plugins.
Draw on 3D terrain for design review, or annotate an AI image to tell the model exactly what to change on the next pass.
.kmlNo seats, no tiers, nothing locked behind a higher plan. Top up credit when you need it — and you always see what a render costs before it runs.
Viewer, plugins, markups, views, model hosting and project sync. The whole feature set, on every account.
Free to use. Pay only for what you render: no subscription and no monthly fee. Details are on the pricing page.
We integrate the leading image and video models so you do not carry a separate subscription for each one.
Built for architects, planners and developers who need the street-level view before the meeting.
Free to use • Pay only for what you render • No credit card required