Revit guide
Export a clean Revit 3D view or take a screenshot, upload the image to Rendervi, and create a presentation-ready render without rebuilding the model in another rendering tool.
Workflow
Use Revit's image export for the cleanest source, or take a screenshot for a quick design test. Rendervi works from the image, so no Revit plugin or model upload is required.
Open the perspective or orthographic 3D view you want to render. Set the crop and camera first, use a clear visual style, and hide selections, levels, grids, section boxes, or annotations that should not appear in the final image.
For the cleanest file, go to File > Export > Images and Animations > Image. Export the current window or visible portion as PNG or JPEG at a useful pixel size. For a quick test, maximize the viewport, hide interface overlays, and take a full-resolution screenshot.
Open a Rendervi project, select Upload image in the top-right corner, and choose the exported PNG, JPEG, or screenshot. The image becomes the source view for the render, preserving its camera, massing, and main geometry.
Start with Photo-Realism for a presentation-ready result. Keep layout preservation enabled when the Revit geometry must stay stable, then render and use the project history, material tools, or targeted edits to refine only what needs attention.
Render examples
Real photo-realism examples created from Revit model views and finished as architectural presentation images.
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Rendervi currently works from images rather than the RVT model file. Export a Revit 3D view or take a clean screenshot, then upload that image as the source for the render.
Use File > Export > Images and Animations > Image, then export the current window or visible portion as a PNG or JPEG. Hide reference planes, crop boundaries, scope boxes, annotations, and interface overlays before exporting.
No. The workflow is image-based, so you can export or capture a view from Revit and upload it from any browser without installing a Revit plugin.
Rendervi uses the uploaded view as the design source and is built to preserve the camera, massing, openings, and main geometry while improving materials, lighting, landscape, and atmosphere.
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