Studio
Imagine AI
Type text, generate architectural images from scratch.
PROMPT
Type your vision
Images from words
Write a description on the left, hit "Generate".
Detailed prompts give the best results
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Description
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PROMPT
Type your vision
Images from words
Write a description on the left, hit "Generate".
Detailed prompts give the best results
From a sentence to a render
Imagine AI generates architecture from words alone. No photo, no sketch, no 3D model — just a description. "A minimal concrete house on a steep hillside, floor-to-ceiling glass, morning fog." Thirty seconds later you are looking at it.
This is where projects start. Before there is a site photo or a model, there is an idea — and getting that idea in front of a client, a partner or yourself as an image is worth more than another hour of describing it in words.
How it works
- 1
Describe it
Building type, materials, light, mood, camera angle. The more specific, the closer the result.
- 2
Generate
Photorealistic renders come back in seconds — several interpretations to choose between.
- 3
Develop it
Take the one that works and push it further: restyle it, change materials, or turn it into a video.
Who it's for
- —Concept exploration at the very start of a project
- —Competition ideation before any modelling begins
- —Moodboards built from your own ideas, not stock photos
- —Explaining an idea to a client who cannot read plans
Frequently asked
Do I need an image to start?+
No. Imagine AI works from text alone. If you do have a photo or a sketch, use Interior AI, Exterior AI or Sketch → Render instead — the results will follow your actual geometry.
How do I write a good prompt?+
Name the building type, the materials, the light and the camera. "Modern house" is weak. "Single-storey concrete house, dark timber cladding, large glazing, golden hour, eye-level exterior view" is strong. There is a full prompt guide with 40 copy-paste examples on the blog.
Is the building it generates real?+
No — it is a generated concept, not a real project. It is a starting point for design, not a construction document.