Revit + AI
Revit AI rendering: from BIM view to photorealistic image
Archome renders your Revit views with AI — in the browser, in about thirty seconds. Export any 3D view as an image (a screenshot works too), upload it, describe the materials and mood, and get a photorealistic render of that exact view. No plugin to install, no GPU to buy, no separate visualisation software to learn.
AI add-ins like Veras live inside Revit, which means every render needs a Revit licence and a machine that runs it. Archome takes the opposite approach: it works from a plain image of your view, so rendering is decoupled from BIM entirely. Anyone on the team can visualise the model — from any computer with a browser — while your Revit file stays untouched.
100 free credits every month. No credit card, no plugin, nothing to install.
How it works
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Export or screenshot a Revit view
Any 3D view works: an image export, a print-to-image, or a plain screenshot of the view window. No add-ins to install, no model upload, no IFC juggling.
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Describe the finished building
Plain words: "brick and glass facade, overcast daylight, mature street trees, people at the entrance". No material mapping, no lighting setup.
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Get the photorealistic render
The render comes back in about 30 seconds — same massing, same camera, but photoreal. Generate variations, compare design options, download in high resolution.
Who it's for
- —Architects turning working Revit views into client-ready visuals without leaving BIM flow
- —BIM teams whose visualisation people do not have (or need) a Revit licence
- —Practices that want early-stage design imagery before committing to a full viz pipeline
- —Project managers producing quick, convincing images for stakeholder and planning meetings
Frequently asked
How do I render a Revit view with AI?+
Export any Revit view as an image — or just take a screenshot of the view window — and upload it to Archome in the browser. Describe the materials, lighting and mood you want, and a photorealistic render of that exact view comes back in about 30 seconds. Your geometry, camera and composition are preserved; the AI replaces flat BIM shading with real materials, light and context.
Do I need a Revit plugin?+
No. That is the key difference from tools like Veras, which run as a Revit add-in and therefore require a Revit licence on the machine doing the rendering. Archome works from a plain image of your view, so anyone on the team — including people without a Revit seat — can generate renders in the browser.
Do I need a GPU or rendering hardware?+
No. All rendering happens in the cloud. Revit itself is demanding enough on hardware; Archome adds nothing to that load. A standard laptop and a browser are all you need.
Will the render match my Revit model?+
Yes. The render is generated from your actual view, so the massing, proportions and camera angle you set up in Revit carry through. What the AI changes is the presentation layer: realistic facades and finishes instead of flat BIM colours, believable sky and vegetation instead of a default background.
Is it free to use?+
Yes, it is free to start. Every account gets 100 free credits each month — enough for roughly 20 renders — with no credit card required. Paid plans add more credits, watermark-free files and a commercial licence.
Render your next Revit view with AI
Export a view, upload it, and get a photorealistic render in about 30 seconds. 100 free credits every month — no plugin, no GPU, no credit card.
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