Material change
AI Material Changes for Architects
Change facade, interior, landscape, and finish materials in architectural renders without rebuilding the full scene.
Material change solution
Select the part of the image that needs a change, write a short instruction, and compare finish directions from the same view.
Material change
Change facade, interior, landscape, and finish materials in architectural renders without rebuilding the full scene.
Edit only the specific area of the image with Rendervi inpainting tool.
Do not waste time on prompts: work with a ready-to-use texture library.
Save a whole day of work and do the job even on a mobile phone.
Workflow
Short, controlled steps for real architecture production work.

Mark the facade, wall, floor, furniture, or landscape zone that needs a new material.

Using our texture library select the material you want or describe the material in the prompt. All our textures consist of technical details about the material, so you can achieve better render quality with a few simple steps.

Review like-for-like variants without changing the full scene.
FAQ
Simple answers for architects and visualization teams evaluating this Rendervi workflow.
Yes. You can upload your own textures in PNG or JPG format and use them for material changes.
Yes. Team workspaces let you share materials and keep the same visual direction across collaborators.
Yes. Use the inpainting tool to select the exact facade, wall, floor, furniture, or detail you want to change.
Yes. New users get 12 free credits, which is usually enough for about 4 to 10 images depending on the workflow.
Yes. Rendervi uses inpainting so the selected area changes while the rest of the render stays stable.
Yes. Facade cladding, brick, stone, concrete, metal panels, timber, and exterior finishes are strong use cases.
No. You can start from an image or render. A 3D model is not required for AI material changes.
Yes. You can generate and compare different material directions from the same render view.
Yes. That is a core Rendervi feature: change the material while preserving the architecture, camera, and composition.
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Next step
Use Rendervi material change to move from a project image to a stronger architectural visual without losing control of the design.