AI rendering from Winner Design: your kitchen export becomes a photorealistic render in a minute

Export the view from Winner Design, drop the image: RenderThink turns it into a realistic render, faithful to your layout, fronts and catalogues, in about a minute. Kitchen, bathroom or fitted wardrobe, the path is the same. No change of software, no plugin to install.

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Your Winner plan becomes the image the client was waiting for to make up their mind.

An image export, nothing else

Winner Design has no plugin, and needs none: you export the view as an image, at the best resolution the software offers, preferably PNG, and drop it into the Studio, in the browser or in the desktop app. No project file is sent, no proprietary format is required. Winner saves your viewpoints: three saved angles per room are enough for a complete presentation.

Export the view as an image
Maximum resolution offered by Winner, PNG rather than JPEG, materials already close to the intended result: a light oak is read better than a generic grey. Three angles per room: worktop or basin head-on, from the entrance, at an angle for the volume.
Drop it in and start the render
Drag the image into the project, pick the resolution, from 1K draft to 8K, and start several angles at once. The computation runs on our servers, each render comes back in about a minute.
Vary the finishes on the render
Paint the fronts, the worktop or the splashback and choose the new finish or a catalogue product: the variant appears in a few dozen seconds, without reopening Winner or starting a render again.
Send the showroom presentation
The approved angles, a before-and-after comparison and the swatches, gathered in a presentation shared by secure link that the client opens at home, on phone, tablet or computer, without an account.

What you do from Winner Design

All features

Setting up Winner Design before exporting

Resolution and format: Export at the maximum resolution offered, as PNG if possible. A sharp base gives a sharp render; RenderThink makes up part of the loss, not all of it. Import: 10 MB and 8,192 px at most.
Three saved angles: Worktop head-on, view from the entrance, angled view of the volume: save these viewpoints in Winner to reuse them on every project.
Materials close to the result: Apply materials in Winner as close as possible to the final project: the render reads a light oak better than a neutral grey.
One view, not a montage: One image per view, with no dimensions or annotations burnt in: everything drawn on the export ends up in the render.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get a photorealistic render from Winner Design?

Export the kitchen view as an image from Winner Design, at maximum resolution and preferably PNG, then drop the image on RenderThink. The photorealistic render comes back in about a minute, with natural light, reflections and textures faithful to your catalogues, without changing your Winner project. The Winner file itself is never sent.

Is Winner Design only for kitchen designers?

No. Winner Design is sold to kitchen and bathroom retailers alike, and the range also covers fitted wardrobes and storage. RenderThink only ever looks at the exported image: a bathroom or a wardrobe follows exactly the same path as a kitchen, with the same times and the same resolutions. The examples on this page are kitchens because that is the bulk of the projects we see, not a limit of the product.

Is there a RenderThink plugin for Winner Design?

No, and the workflow does not suffer: Winner Design exports an image, and that image is what RenderThink transforms. The plugin exists for SketchUp, InSitu and KitchenDraw, where it captures the displayed view; from Winner you drop the export into the project, and the result is the same. The desktop app puts RenderThink on the showroom machine in two clicks.

Isn’t Winner’s built-in render enough?

Winner’s built-in render is technically right, but its generic textures and artificial lighting look like a 3D diagram more than a photo, and the client struggles to picture the result. RenderThink starts from that export and computes light, reflections and materials like an interior photograph, without touching your dimensions or layout. You keep Winner to design and quote.

Can I show the client several fronts or worktops?

Yes, directly on the render. You paint the zone to change, fronts, worktop, splashback or floor, then pick the new finish or a catalogue product: the variant appears in a few dozen seconds, and the rest of the image does not move. Natural oak, white lacquer and anthracite grey compare during the meeting, without reopening Winner.

How long does a render take, and how many credits?

From click to result, 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, upscale included. Each render, edit or decoration uses credits included in your subscription, more in 4K and 8K; presentations and teamwork use none. The free 14-day trial includes credits to test on your own kitchens.

Do I need a powerful computer or a graphics card?

No. The computation runs on our servers: the machine that runs Winner is enough, nothing installs beyond the app if you want it, and no training is needed. You start several angles of the same kitchen at once and get them back ready to present, while the client is still in the showroom.