From Pencil Sketch to Photoreal Room
Turn a sketch or line drawing of a room into a photorealistic concept.
Free to try: eligible new accounts get 3 credits after verifying their email (one per person and device; no disposable emails).
Sketch to Render
Sketch to Render is for the idea stage, when a room exists only as lines on paper. Photograph or scan your drawing, whether it is a perspective sketch of a living room or a quick line drawing of a kitchen, and the AI turns it into a photorealistic view of the space you had in mind. Upload the sketch, choose the room type and pick a design style from the style picker.
If you want, turn on custom instructions and add a short note such as 'natural oak cabinetry' or 'daylight from the left'. The render is instructed to keep the drawing's layout, openings and perspective, and fills in materials, furniture and light in the style you chose. It is built for interiors: living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and other rooms.
It does not render facades, gardens or floor plans seen from above; for those, start from a photo with Exterior Redesign or Garden & Landscape. The tool shines for early concepts: testing a renovation idea before measuring, showing a client a few directions from one sketch, or checking whether a room feels right before you commit to drawings. For the most faithful renders, draw with clear outlines, mark doors and windows, and photograph the page flat and evenly lit.
Rough is fine; ambiguous is harder. Each image costs 1 credit, and you can ask for up to four variants in one run, so iterating on the same sketch with different styles stays cheap.
How it works
Upload a sketch
A photo or scan of a hand drawing or floor-level sketch of a room.
Choose the change
Pick a style, a color or a material, or describe what should change.
Compare and refine
See the result next to your original in your studio and history, then refine or try another option.
What you need
- A photo or scan of your room sketch
- The room type and design style
- Optional notes about materials or light
Ideas to try
- “Render this living room sketch in a warm modern style.”
- “Turn my kitchen line drawing into a Japandi kitchen with natural oak cabinetry.”
- “Visualize this bedroom sketch with soft neutral tones and daylight from the left.”
- “Render this home office drawing in a Scandinavian style.”
Questions
How neat does my sketch need to be?
Rough is fine. Clear outlines and marked doors and windows matter more than drawing skill; photograph the page flat and evenly lit.
Can it render exteriors, gardens or floor plans?
No. Sketch to Render is for interior rooms drawn in perspective. For a house or yard, start from a photo with Exterior Redesign or Garden & Landscape; for a plan seen from above, use Floor plan to 3D in the studio.
How many credits does a sketch render cost?
Each image costs 1 credit. You can ask for up to four variants per run, at 1 credit each.
Will the render follow my layout?
It is asked to keep the drawing's layout, openings and perspective. Clear lines help it do that; a short note can fill in what the pencil only hinted at.
Try Sketch to Render on your own photo
Upload a photo, pick the change and compare the result with your original. Every tool spends credits from one balance.
Free to try: eligible new accounts get 3 credits after verifying their email (one per person and device; no disposable emails).