
Start from a clean SketchUp view
Export the model view, screenshot, or scene that already communicates the design clearly. The closer the input is to the view you want to present, the faster the result.
SketchUp guide
Start from a clean SketchUp screenshot, viewport capture, or exported scene and turn it into a precise architectural render with modes, presets, and controlled edits in Rendervi.


Workflow
Explore how you can accelerate your SketchUp workflow with Rendervi.

Export the model view, screenshot, or scene that already communicates the design clearly. The closer the input is to the view you want to present, the faster the result.

Use Rendervi modes to move from sketchup model views, white mode scenes, and exported perspective shots into a client-ready architectural render without managing long prompt chains.

Once the environment and material direction look right, save them as presets so the next views in the project stay consistent.

Use inpainting when you need to adjust a specific part of the image, keep the rest of the frame stable, and move faster through revisions.
AI-studio
Stop relying on AI image tools that drift away from your design and create inconsistent results from one view to the next.
Rendervi is built for consistent production work. Modes help you move fast without prompt management, presets keep materials and atmosphere aligned across every view, and inpainting gives you direct control over exactly where a render should change.
Rendervi is no longer a solo workflow. You can invite your team, work in shared spaces, keep presets and projects together, and use one shared credit balance so everyone stays aligned on the same visual direction.

FAQ
Still not sure? You will get 12 free credits after sign up, so you can try the studio for yourself at no cost.
Rendervi is built to preserve layout, composition, and design intent as closely as possible, so the output stays useful for real architectural work instead of becoming a loose visual guess.
Your architectural images and inputs stay part of your working process, and privacy is treated as a core requirement for professional teams using the studio.
At Rendervi, we are always looking for the best image-to-image models for architectural rendering. Right now, generation runs on Nano-Banana Pro by Google. Inside the studio, we also use models such as ChatGPT and Gemini Flash to analyze visual context and help build prompts in the background. Our vision is simple: architects should focus on the design instead of choosing between models or mastering prompts, while Rendervi handles that complexity behind the scenes.
We are preparing an affiliate program that will let partners earn free credits by referring new users to the studio. More details will be shared soon.
Upload your preview, choose the visual direction you want, and use Rendervi to push it into a cleaner photorealistic render without rebuilding the whole scene from scratch.
Yes. You can start from a SketchUp export or model preview and turn it into a polished render much faster than a traditional visualization pipeline.
Yes. Rendervi can help transform Revit-based previews into client-ready visuals while keeping the core design logic and geometry readable.
Credits are used when you generate or enhance images in the studio. The exact credit cost depends on the workflow and output settings, and you can start with free trial credits after sign up.
Rendervi is designed for consistency, so you can keep the same material direction, atmosphere, and environment across multiple views instead of re-prompting each facade from scratch.
Like any AI workflow, artifacts can appear, but Rendervi is focused on cleaner and more controlled outputs so teams can get usable results with fewer strange details and less manual cleanup.
No. Your project data is not used to train AI models.
Yes. If your source image is too soft for presentation, you can upscale it quickly to get a sharper result for reviews, decks, and client-facing materials.
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Rendervi is designed for studios, designers, and marketing teams that need a faster path from a raw model to a strong, precise final image. Save time and focus on what matters most: design.