Why it works
Controlled additions inside the same image
The selection tells Rendervi where the new object belongs. The source render gives the AI context for light, perspective, and material response.
Add object
Add a detail without re-rendering
Add object helps you place a new element into an existing render. Select the area, describe what should appear, and keep the rest of the image connected to the original design.
Before
After
Add a specific element without rebuilding the full scene.
Use the selection to control where the new object appears.
Keep the edit grounded in the lighting, perspective, and material context of the render.
Workflow
Select, describe, review
The best results come from a clear selection and a short, concrete object description.
Select the area
Mark the part of the render where the new object should appear.
Describe the object
Keep the prompt specific: object type, material, scale, and any placement detail that matters.
Review the result
Check scale, perspective, and lighting, then continue editing or upscale the final image.
FAQ
Questions about add object
Simple answers for architects and visualization teams evaluating this Rendervi workflow.
What can I add to a render?
Common uses include furniture, plants, people, vehicles, lighting details, decor, signage, and small architectural elements.
Will the new object match the render?
Rendervi uses the source image as context, so the edit can follow the existing perspective, light, and atmosphere.
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Keep building the same project workflow
Next step
Try it on your own project image
Use Rendervi add object to move from a project image to a stronger architectural visual without losing control of the design.
