Photorealistic 3D rendering by AI: your exports transformed in a minute, no graphics card

Export your view as an image (PNG, JPEG or WebP), upload it to RenderThink and start the render. You get a photorealistic visual in under a minute, respecting your dimensions, your layout and your materials. No proprietary 3D format is required: the exported image is all it takes.

No. The computation happens on our servers: a browser is enough, on desktop or tablet. There is no graphics card to budget for, no licence to install and no render-engine settings to master. The result lands straight in your project.

Up to 20 renders run at once depending on your plan. You select all your views, launch the batch and come back when everything is ready, without tying up your machine. The queue is shared between rendering, editing, decoration and upscaling.

8K Ultra HD, available on the higher plans, covers large-format printing. 1K is there to check framing quickly, while 2K and 4K suit a showroom screen or a client document. The resolution is chosen at launch, render by render.

Annotate the original image before launching the render. You paint the element, one colour per note, and state what the image shows poorly or not at all: its material, its finish, its colour, or a detail missing from the model, such as a curtain. Notes are optional; when there are some, RenderThink works from them instead of guessing.

From click to result, upscale included, the median times measured in production in September 2026 are about 30 seconds in 1K, 40 seconds in 2K, 50 seconds in 4K and just over a minute in 8K. Views started as a batch come back together. The computation runs on our servers: you can close the tab, the render waits for you.

PNG, JPG and WebP, up to 10 MB and 8,192 pixels per side. RenderThink reads no 3D file: the export of a view from SketchUp, Revit, Archicad, Winner Design, InSitu or any other software is enough, as is the photo of an already furnished room. For quality, prefer PNG and a width of at least 3,000 pixels.

Each render uses credits included in your subscription, more in 4K and 8K than in 1K and 2K; presentations, shared mood boards and teamwork use none. The free 14-day trial includes credits to test on your own scenes, and the plans are detailed on the pricing page.

Those engines compute on your machine, from the 3D model: they need a dedicated graphics card, a licence, materials and lights to set up, and training. RenderThink starts from an image of your view and computes on our servers: nothing to install, nothing to set, a render in about a minute, and editing, decoration and the client presentation in the same project. Your dimensions and layout stay those of the view.

No. Your exports and renders are used to produce your images and nothing else: they are not used to train any AI model. They are stored in Europe, in a space of your own, and you can delete them at any time.