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These two apps do the core work. You feed in a SketchUp or Revit sketch, or a screenshot from a 3D space, and the AI returns a realistic interior or exterior. Each generation costs 10 credits. The point is speed: what used to be an overnight render now takes minutes, which changes how many options a designer can show.

Small flaws ruin a good render. Magic Removal AI fixes them without a full regenerate. You point at the problem, whether it's a stray object or a texture glitch, and the tool clears it. That saves a credit-heavy rerun every time something looks slightly off.

This app takes a render from SketchUp, Revit, Enscape, or Lumion and lifts it to 4K. The result is sharp enough for print, which matters for brochures, boards, and client presentations. It works on both interior and exterior images, and it costs the same 10 credits per generation as the rest.

Style Swap AI copies the visual style of any reference render and applies it to your own. A designer with a client who wants a warmer palette, or a match to a previous project, can shift the look without rebuilding the scene. It runs on interior and exterior renders alike.

These two handle targeted edits. Modify AI changes any section of a render while leaving the rest untouched, and Tiling AI reworks the facade or walls. The value is control: a client who dislikes one wall or one tile pattern gets a fix instead of a new image.

Imagine AI produces render ideas in seconds, aimed at the prototyping stage. You use it to explore directions before a project hardens, which shortens the cycle from brief to shortlist. It's a brainstorming aid rather than a finishing tool, and it costs 10 credits per generation like the others.