Product updates

Changelog

Follow the latest Rendervi releases, product improvements, and feature launches in one place.

New 1.1 update - Material Swap

Material Swap is live in Rendervi.

This release includes two connected parts: the free texture library and the Material Swap workflow inside the studio. Many image tools still depend on long prompts for material replacement, even when you already know exactly which finish or surface you want to apply. We wanted to replace that guesswork with a faster, more reliable system.

Rendervi material editing workflow interface

In Rendervi, the texture library is more than a folder of flat reference images. Each material comes with a preview, a description, and a technical prompt based on how that material is actually used in architecture and interiors. That means the reference is already structured for the model before you apply it.

The workflow is simple: select an area with the inpainting tool, choose a material from the texture library, and click apply. Rendervi handles the visual context, selected surface, material reference, and technical prompt in the background.

The result is material edits in under a minute, with less prompt writing, less guesswork, and fewer hallucinations.

Rendervi 1.0 is live

Rendervi 1.0 marks the first full public release of our AI render studio for architects.

We built Rendervi for teams that need more than a one-off beautiful image. The goal from day one has been speed with control: better renders from rough model views, targeted edits without breaking the design intent, and a workflow that stays usable across real projects instead of isolated experiments.

Rendervi AI studio interface overview

Version 1.0 brings the core studio together in one place: render modes for fast results, controlled edits for targeted changes, presets for consistency between views, and upscale tools for final image output.

This release is the foundation for the next phase of the product. We are focused on building practical tools for architecture teams that need reliable results, repeatable workflows, and less time lost to prompt trial and error.