Features

Everything between an idea and a proposal

Five generation tools and two that keep the work coherent. Each one starts from something you already have — a plan, a photo, or a sentence.

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A 2D retail floor plan rendered as a photoreal 3D interior

Core tool

Floor Plan → 3D

Drop in a floor plan — a CAD export, a PDF, even a phone photo of a printed plan — and get photoreal retail 3D renderings back in about 30 seconds. Pick a cutaway, top-down or eye-level view for your retail design.

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Angle Views

A top-down render tells you where things go. An angle view tells you what it feels like. Click where the camera should stand, choose perspective or eye level, and see the same space from there.

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Core tool

Fix a Render

The usual problem with generated images is that fixing a detail throws away everything that was already right. Fix a Render edits in place: draw a box around what is off, say what it should be, and only that part changes.

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Core tool

Design a Space

Start with a photo of your shop, showroom or room. Describe the materials, displays and lighting you want to explore, then generate a redesign using the existing architecture as a starting point. Compare directions before committing to a refit.

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Core tool

Idea Generator

Turn a retail brief into a first concept image: describe the store type, products, display fixtures, materials and mood. Explore shop rendering ideas before you have a floor plan, or use the same workflow for other interiors.

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Consistency

Brand kits

Retyping "warm oak, brushed brass, soft 2700K light" into every prompt is how a set of renders drifts apart. A brand kit holds the palette, the materials and the mood, and every tool reads from it.

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Delivery

Client projects & PDF export

Generating the images is half the job. A client project groups everything for one client and exports it as a PDF proposal with the overview, the brand direction and the renders you chose.

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