ArchyBase

Upload a photo of an empty or furnished room and describe what should change. ArchyBase keeps the room's proportions and window placement, then fills in furniture, materials, and lighting. You can restyle one room or work through a whole apartment, and the style library covers modern, Scandinavian, industrial, classic, and other common directions.

The sketch to render tool accepts JPG, PNG, and PDF files, including hand drawings, CAD exports, and 2D plans. It reads walls and line work, then produces a rendered view with materials and daylight. Students use it for portfolio pieces, and small firms use it to turn a concept sketch into something a client can react to.

AI exterior design changes cladding, roof lines, windows, entryways, and lighting on a photo of a house. You can compare siding colors, add a porch, or test a modern facade against the existing structure. The result keeps the site context, so the house still looks like it belongs on that street.

AI garden design covers patios, decks, driveways, fences, and pool areas. Upload a backyard photo and describe the hardscape and planting you want. The renderer adds season, weather, and lighting conditions, which helps when you need to show how a scheme looks in summer versus winter.

The AI floor plan generator builds a layout from a short brief: room count, approximate area, and the relationships you care about, such as an open kitchen or a bedroom away from the street. It returns a plan-style drawing you can refine, furnish, or push into a render. It suits early planning, not a measured survey.

The 2D to 3D floor plan converter reads walls, doors, and room boundaries from an uploaded plan or sketch. It builds a dimensional view you can furnish and light, then export as an interactive walkthrough, a high-resolution image, or a 3D file. Architects use it for client presentations, and realtors use it to show a property before construction finishes.