ArchiVinci

ArchiVinci

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ArchiVinci is an AI architecture render generator that turns sketches, photos, floor plans, and 3D screenshots into photorealistic visuals in seconds, built for architects and interior designers.

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About ArchiVinci

What Is ArchiVinci

ArchiVinci is a cloud based AI rendering software for architects made in the United Kingdom, and it also serves interior designers and real estate teams. You feed it a sketch to render AI step, a photo, a floor plan to 3D render, or a screenshot from your modeling software, and it returns a photorealistic render that keeps your geometry and materials intact.

As an AI architectural visualization tool, it targets a real bottleneck in design work: producing client ready visuals without a licensed render engine, a powerful GPU, or hours of manual setup. Everything runs in the browser, so a designer on a laptop can match what a workstation setup would show.

The main limit is creativity by design. ArchiVinci leans toward source faithful output rather than wild reinterpretation, so if you want freewheeling concept art from a loose idea, a general purpose image generator fits better. It also runs on a credit system for its third party engines, which adds a layer to watch if you render at volume.

Getting Started

  1. Create a free account on the ArchiVinci website and generate a few free renders without a watermark to test the workflow.
  2. Pick a module that matches your input, such as AI interior design render, AI exterior design, floor plan to 3D render, site plan, or masterplan.
  3. Upload your sketch, photo, or 3D model screenshot, then choose a style, lighting, and material settings.
  4. Generate the render, then refine it with editing tools like Modify Room, Relight, or Rotate for extra angles.
  5. Download the result and, on a paid plan, keep rendering without a cap on the ArchiVinci engine.

Product Information

A quick look at ArchiVinci's pricing, supported platforms, and performance.

Free PlanYes
Paid Plans$39 - $549
PlatformWeb browser
DeveloperArchiVinci
CategoryImage
Release DateFeb 2024
Latest UpdatedOct 2026
Website Visits229.2K
Website Global Rank207.1K
API AvailabilityNo

Best for

The users, tasks, and scenarios where this tool fits best.

Users

  • Architects
  • Interior designers
  • Real estate agents
  • Students and homeowners

Tasks

  • Turning a hand sketch into an AI exterior design
  • Converting a floor plan to 3D render
  • Furnishing an empty room with an AI interior design render
  • Generating extra camera angles

Scenarios

  • A fast client deadline where a design needs a realistic visual the same day
  • A competition board with a tight budget
  • A listing that needs staging without furniture

Key features

Sketch and Photo to Render

ArchiVinci reads a hand sketch, a phone photo, or a screenshot and rebuilds it as a photoreal image. The image to render path is the entry point for most users, and the appeal is speed: a design idea becomes a presentable visual without a modeling pass first.

Geometry Preservation

The platform is built to keep your structure, proportions, and materials close to the source instead of inventing new openings or distorting the plan. It tracks geometry closely and warns you when a prompt runs long enough to pull the output away from your original design. That matters when the render goes in front of a planning body or a paying client.

All-in-One Module Suite

Interior, exterior, gardens and grounds, floor plan, masterplan, HDRI, and video modules sit in one place, so you move from concept to presentation without switching apps. A single render can then feed the editing tools to become several usable options.

Editing and Restyling Tools

Modify Room, Modify Architecture, Relight, Place Object, Cleanup, and Restyle let you rework a render after it generates. You can clean up a messy image, furnish an empty space, or change the style while keeping the underlying design.

2D Plan to 3D Visuals

Floor plan, site plan, and masterplan modules turn technical drawings into colored 3D layouts and diagrams. Urban planners and architects get review ready material from drawings that would otherwise stay flat.

Rotate and Multi-Angle Renders

The rotate module generates new viewpoints, close up details, and fresh perspectives from the same design. It saves a reshoot of your model just to show a client another angle.

Render to Video

A video module turns still renders into short architectural animations for presentations and marketing. It extends a set of images into motion without a separate animation tool.

SketchUp Plugin

ArchiVinci ships a SketchUp plugin so you can render without leaving your modeling window. The extension is listed on the SketchUp Extension Warehouse, and it keeps the render step inside the workflow many architects already use.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Cloud rendering needs no GPU or install, so any laptop with a browser can produce photoreal architecture renders.
  • Geometry preservation keeps proportions and materials faithful, which is what separates it from general purpose image tools.
  • The module range covers interiors, exteriors, plans, masterplans, and video in one subscription instead of several tools.
  • Unlimited renders on the ArchiVinci engine under a paid plan suit teams that iterate heavily.
  • A free tier with watermark free renders lets you judge output quality before paying.

Cons

  • Third party engines like Nano Banana 2 and GPT Image 2 run on credits, so heavy users of those models pay beyond the subscription.
  • The source faithful design means less wild creative reinterpretation, which limits it as a pure concept art generator.
  • Teams that need programmatic rendering have no documented public API, so automation is not an option today.
  • Some coin based tools sit on top of the base plan, which can make total cost harder to predict.

Frequently asked questions

ArchiVinci is an AI architecture render generator that converts sketches, photos, floor plans, and 3D model screenshots into photorealistic architectural visuals. It runs in the browser and keeps your geometry and materials close to the original design.