ArchiVinci

ArchiVinci positions itself as an all-in-one AI render studio for the built environment. Instead of juggling separate tools for exteriors, interiors, plans, and editing, it bundles them into numbered modules: exterior render, interior render, floor plan to 3D, masterplan and site plan coloring, modify room, modify architecture, furnish empty room, relight, place object, style transfer, HDRI map generation, and render-to-video. Inputs are flexible — upload a sketch, a photo of an existing building, a technical drawing, or a screenshot from any CAD or 3D modeling application in PNG, JPEG, or WEBP.

The workflow is deliberately simple: pick the module that matches your input, upload the image, set a few rendering options, and generate. The company emphasizes two things it says differentiate it from generic image models: geometry protection (near-100% tracking of the original structure, plus a warning when a prompt gets long enough to pull the result away from the source), and preservation of materials, textures, and surface detail. Output is targeted at client-ready presentation rather than experimental mood boards, and the platform also generates videos from a start frame and end frame.

A newer addition is ASTRA, a module that turns elevations into 3D models for SketchUp, Blender, and Revit — expanding the product from rendering into modeling. There is also a SketchUp plugin for rendering without leaving the modeling app. The company reports 800,000+ registered users, 5M+ renders, and usage across 165+ countries, and it handles payments through Stripe with optional PayPal invoicing.