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AI Render captures the view you are looking at in the 3D Editor and turns it into a rendered image based on your description. It cuts the wait for a visual from about an hour of conventional rendering to roughly ten seconds, so you can try ideas quickly and share them. Treat the result as a fast way to explore and communicate a design. It does not replace a final render.
The 3D Editor with a building model framed for capture and the AI Render panel open on the right with a prompt filled in

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Before you start

  • Frame the view you want. AI Render uses the view exactly as it appears on screen.
  • Each render and upscale uses AI tokens. The panel shows the cost per usage and the tokens you have left.

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Render an image

The AI Render panel showing token balance, mode buttons, aspect ratio options, a prompt, and the Capture and Render button
Open AI Render in the right sidebar, or the AI tab on a phone.
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Choose an aspect ratio

Pick 16:9, 4:3, 1:1, 3:4, or 9:16. A frame in the viewer shows what will be captured. There is no default, so you need to pick one.
2

Describe what you want

In the Prompt box, say what should change in the captured view, such as materials, lighting, or furnishing.
3

Add references (optional)

Add a reference image and up to four colors, as described below.
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Render

Click Capture & Render.
The result opens over the viewer, with Download and New render.
A rendered image displayed over the 3D viewer with Download and New render buttons

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Reference images

The Reference image section with an uploaded image and the Color references list with two labeled color swatches
A reference image guides the AI with a second picture. Under Reference image, choose Upload image for a JPEG, PNG, or WebP file, or Use last render to refine your previous result step by step.

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Exact colors

Color references pin down exact colors, which is more reliable than describing them in words. Click +, say what the color is for, such as “walls”, and pick the color from the swatch. You can add up to four.

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Upscale a render

After your first render, select Upscale in the Mode selector and click Upscale Render. It enlarges and sharpens your most recent render and needs no prompt.
AI output is watermarked on the free plan. The watermark is applied when the image is shown, so it disappears from your existing results as soon as you move to a plan without one.