Same geometry. New light.
Press Enter on any view and the render pipeline takes it to a photo-real or stylized image at up to 8K — day, night, your prompt, your reference. The building does not change shape between takes, because it is the building you built.
Prompt-only image tools invent a building every time you press go, so the window you liked in the last image is gone in the next one. Here the render is a camera pointed at a model that already exists — which is why two renders of the same house are two renders of the same house.
Rooms, openings and proportions stay put between renders. Iterating on light and mood does not cost you the design.
Exterior, interior or a walk-through frame at 1.6 m eye height, rendered at resolutions you can put in a client deck or a listing.
Same model, different treatment — a night exterior, a soft daytime interior, a competition-style illustration.
Steer the result with a description, a reference image, or both, while the underlying geometry stays exactly as drawn.
Rendering is where most of the back-and-forth happens. Every instruction here changes the image, never the building.
Because the camera is looking at real geometry, a render is a variation on your building rather than a new guess at one.
Draw the plan, take it to 3D and furnish it — or arrive with a scene Archiagent has already built for you.
Walk to the view you want at 1.6 m eye height, or set an exterior camera. What you see is what gets rendered.
Time of day, weather, mood, materials — as a prompt, a reference image, or both.
The pipeline runs in the cloud and hands back a high-resolution image. Nothing to install, no graphics card of your own.
Concept imagery for a client meeting without exporting to a renderer or booking a visualisation studio.
Show the room you actually specified — same furniture, same layout — in the light the client will see it in.
Listing imagery for a unit that is not built yet, consistent across every apartment in the same block.
Board-ready visuals from your own model, at a resolution that survives being printed.
A prompt-only tool generates a new building every time, so nothing is consistent between images and nothing can be measured. Archiagent renders a model that already exists: the walls, openings and room sizes are fixed, and the AI is applied to light, materials and mood on top of that geometry.
Up to 8K, which is large enough for a client presentation, a printed board or a listing hero image.
No. Rendering runs in the cloud and the editor runs in the browser. There is no plugin to install and no GPU requirement on your machine.
Yes. A reference steers materials, palette and mood. It does not reshape the building — the massing and openings stay as modelled.
Both, from the same model. Walk to a view at 1.6 m eye height and render it, or set an exterior camera and render the whole house.
Archiagent renders the model it builds, in the browser — it is not a plugin for a desktop BIM or CAD application. The current import and export options are listed in the Luw.ai Studio help centre.
Open Luw.ai Studio, frame a view, and let the pipeline light it.