AI Rendering for Interior Decorators: Let Clients See Before They Buy

Turn your SketchUp, InSitu or AutoCAD exports into photorealistic renders in under a minute. Explore several decor moods on one side, fine-tune the exact product or material with a brush on the other, and let your client picture the result before buying a single piece of furniture.

Export sources

SketchUp
InSitu
AutoCAD
Any other software

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Photorealistic living room, slatted screen and grey sofa: in front of the sofa, the catalogue armchair the edit has just placed, at its real size and with its shadow

Kave HomeGranite armchairSee the item

Your client picks a mood on their own room, not on a magazine photo.

MoodNo decor

Pick a mood: the same kitchen, dressed differently.

Each image is the same furnished kitchen, dressed according to the chosen mood. Nothing is moved, no furniture is added or replaced, materials and light remain those of the render.

What stands between your client and a purchase

You
Your client can't picture the result from a sketch or a mood board. They see swatches on a table, not their future interior.
RenderThink
Import your view exported from SketchUp, InSitu or AutoCAD and get a photorealistic render of the decorated room in under a minute. The client no longer chooses a material, they see a complete ambiance.
You
The client hesitates between several decor directions and materials, and every trip back into the software to relaunch a render costs hours, sometimes days.
RenderThink
Decoration mode proposes several complete moods (Scandinavian, warm, minimalist) on the already-arranged room in minutes; to settle an exact material or a specific piece, brush editing changes the targeted area in seconds. You compare live during the meeting, without reopening your model.
You
Clients buy furniture and materials that don't look right once installed, leading to regrets, do-overs and tension at the end of the project.
RenderThink
By showing the final result as a photorealistic render before any order, you validate the decor choices upfront. The client buys with full confidence and the bad surprises disappear.
You
Producing a realistic render used to require a heavy engine, a powerful graphics card and hours of computation, out of reach for a decoration business.
RenderThink
RenderThink runs from a simple browser, with no GPU and no installation. Computation happens in the cloud: your computer stays free while you generate multiple views of the same interior.

What you do on a room

From the sketch to the approved mood

Start from your sketch or your photo
A view exported from SketchUp, InSitu or AutoCAD, or a photo of an already furnished room: the image is what counts, never a proprietary 3D format.
Try the moods, then refine the material
A mood dresses the whole room in under a minute; a material, a color or a catalog product is then placed with the brush, on the marked area only.
Let your client choose
The versions you keep sit side by side in a presentation shared through a secure link: your client decides at home, before the first purchase order.

Frequently asked questions

How can I let my client picture a decor ambiance before buying any furniture?

Export your view from SketchUp, InSitu or AutoCAD as PNG, JPEG or WebP, then upload it to RenderThink. You get a photorealistic render of the decorated room in under a minute. The client sees the full ambiance, materials and colors in context, allowing them to validate their choices before placing any order.

What's the difference between decoration mode and editing for comparing moods?

Decoration mode quickly proposes several complete moods on an already-arranged room (textiles, plants, wall art, decorative objects): ideal to explore a direction. Brush editing is for precision: changing an exact material or placing a catalog product on a targeted area. Decoration mode handles decor, not layout.

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

No. Rendering runs in the cloud and everything happens from a web browser: no installation, no dedicated graphics card. A low-end laptop is enough, and your machine stays available while RenderThink generates your views.

Can I start a render without exporting an image first?

Yes, if you work in SketchUp or InSitu: an optional plugin opens RenderThink in a window of the software and captures the view on screen. You frame it, you launch it, and your model stays open. From AutoCAD or any other tool, uploading the exported image remains the default path.

Can I start from a photo of the room rather than a 3D sketch?

Yes, if the room is already furnished: the photo, even taken with a smartphone, is rendered, dressed in a mood and edited with the brush like a 3D export. It is often the simplest path with a client who keeps their furniture. An empty room, however, is not furnished by RenderThink.

How much does a mood or a variant cost?

Each render, mood or brush variant uses credits included in your subscription, more in 4K and 8K; the shared presentation uses none. The free 14-day trial includes credits to test on your own projects.