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3D kitchen rendering by AI: your Winner, InSitu or KitchenDraw exports as visuals that close the sale

Turn your Winner Design, InSitu or SketchUp exports into photorealistic kitchen renders in under a minute. Vary the fronts, countertops and backsplashes, then share a showroom presentation the client views at home via a simple link.

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Photorealistic render: Kitchen with a marble island

Your client sees the finished kitchen before leaving the showroom.

  1. Photorealistic render of a living room open onto its kitchen, with two mustard-yellow sofas, a dining table and a dark grey wall

    01Modify

    Another shade, on the designated zone only.

  2. 02Replace

    The new one takes its place, at scale.

  3. 03Add

    A catalogue product, placed at its real size.

  4. 04Remove

    The floor is rebuilt behind it.

Wall in olive · Screen fitted · Plant added · Sofa removed

What stalls a showroom appointment

  1. You

    The built-in render from Winner Design or InSitu is technically correct, but its generic textures and artificial lighting look like a 3D diagram rather than a photo. The client can't picture the result and leaves to think it over.

    RenderThink

    You keep your design software and export your view as PNG, JPEG or WebP. RenderThink turns it into a photorealistic render in under a minute, with natural light, reflections on the countertops and faithful textures, without changing your dimensions or layout.

  2. You

    When the client hesitates between natural oak, white lacquer and anthracite grey, every variant means reopening the model, finding the material in the catalog and re-running a render. Three changes is an hour gone.

    RenderThink

    AI editing works directly on the existing render: brush the cabinet fronts, choose the new finish or a catalog product, and the variant appears in seconds. You compare several fronts, countertops and backsplashes during the appointment, without reopening Winner or InSitu.

  3. You

    The client leaves the showroom with just a printed quote and a vague memory of the screen. Back home, they can't show the project to their partner convincingly, and the sale stalls.

    RenderThink

    Build a showroom presentation by drag and drop (overview, island close-up, countertop detail, before-after comparison) and share it via a secure link. The client views it at home on phone, tablet or computer, shows it to their family and comes back to sign.

  4. You

    Professional photorealism seems reserved for studios equipped with V-Ray or Lumion licenses and powerful machines, out of reach for a kitchen showroom.

    RenderThink

    RenderThink runs entirely in the browser, with no graphics card, no installation and no technical training. You launch several angles of the same kitchen at once and get them back ready to present, while the client's enthusiasm is at its peak.

What you do in the showroom

Many of my clients come with unrealistic IKEA projects that are difficult to use as is. Thanks to my custom facades and RenderThink, I can transform these bases into high-end 3D renders. This allows me to enhance entry-level projects with a premium finish, without blowing the budget. A real lever for client projection and sales.

MebleaM. Beddar MehdiCustom kitchen designer
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From your kitchen plan to the signature

  1. Export your kitchen view

    From Winner Design, InSitu or KitchenDraw, export the view as PNG, JPEG or WebP. With the InSitu or SketchUp plugin, the view on screen goes straight to render, with no file in between.

  2. Start every angle at once

    Overall view, island, countertop: the angles leave together and come back together, in about a minute. A door front or a backsplash is then changed with the brush, without reopening your software.

  3. Let the client leave with the project

    Gather the views you keep and their variants into a presentation shared through a secure link. The client reopens it at home, shows it around and comes back decided.

Frequently asked questions

How do you turn a Winner Design or InSitu export into a photorealistic render?

Export your kitchen view as PNG, JPEG or WebP from Winner Design or InSitu, then upload the image to RenderThink. You get a photorealistic render in under a minute, with realistic textures, reflections and lighting, without touching your Winner or InSitu project.

Do I need to switch design software to use RenderThink?

No. You keep designing in Winner Design, InSitu, SketchUp or any other tool that can export an image: only the exported image is needed, and no proprietary 3D format is asked for. If you work in InSitu or SketchUp, an optional plugin opens RenderThink in a window of the software and captures the view on screen, saving you even the export step.

Can I show the client several front or countertop variants?

Yes. AI editing works directly on the existing render: brush the area to modify, choose the new finish or a catalog product, and the result appears in seconds. You can test several fronts, countertops and backsplashes during the appointment, without reopening your design software.

Do I need a powerful computer or a graphics card for these renders?

No. RenderThink runs entirely in the browser, with no GPU and no installation. You can generate your renders from the showroom computer or tablet. A free 14-day trial lets you test it with your own kitchen exports.

How long does a kitchen render take?

About a minute: the median times measured in production in September 2026, from click to result, are about 30 seconds in 1K, 40 seconds in 2K, 50 seconds in 4K and just over a minute in 8K. Three angles of the same kitchen started together come back together, before the client has left the showroom.

How much does a kitchen render cost?

Each render or variant uses credits included in your subscription, more in 4K and 8K than in 2K; the showroom presentation and teamwork use none. The free 14-day trial includes credits to test on your own projects, and the plans are detailed on the pricing page.

What if I work with KitchenDraw or another kitchen software?

KitchenDraw shares the same plugin as InSitu: the RenderThink AI render entry appears in the Scenes menu. For any other kitchen software, export the view as PNG, JPG or WebP and drop it on the platform: the render, brush variants and presentation are the same.

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