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Interior Render
Generate controlled interior visuals from sketches, empty rooms, clay views, or existing photos.
Choose the room type, style source, atmosphere, furnishing level, and material direction through guided controls for more predictable interior results.
Keep structure while exploring style, materials, and furnishing variations with a guided control panel. Set style, atmosphere, window view, materials, and furnishing. Use constraints to preserve layout and openings.
Interior Render
Upload sketch, photo, or clay view
PNG, JPG. Multiple input types supported.
Generate
One input, multiple outputs
The same base image can yield different style directions. Layout and openings stay consistent while style, materials, and atmosphere change.
Scandinavian
Original
Layout preserved
Openings intact
Style transfer
Same room, different styles
Scandinavian
Warm Minimal
Contemporary
Hospitality
Office
Sketch
Start from an early concept sketch and turn it into a styled interior visual.
Clay / 3D base
Use a simple massing or clay-style base to generate a more finished interior scene.
Existing photo
Restyle a real room while keeping the spatial structure more recognizable.
Built for more than simple restyling
Interior Render helps teams create interior visuals from different starting points while keeping control over structure, materials, atmosphere, and presentation level.
Keep what matters consistent
Keep core room structure stable while changing style, materials, and furnishing.
Preserve walls and layout
Keep the overall spatial structure more aligned with the input.
Preserve windows and doors
Maintain major openings and architectural logic.
Keep verticals
Help interior views feel cleaner and more architecturally grounded.
People controls
Avoid people entirely or add entourage when the presentation needs more life.
Guide surfaces and finishes
Use surface overrides for floors, walls, and ceilings, or upload specific material references such as wood tone, wall paint, or fabric textures to influence selected parts of the scene.
Floor
Walls
Ceiling
Specific material references
From empty rooms to fully styled interiors
Choose how complete the result should feel, from vacant architectural views to lightly furnished scenes or fully styled presentation visuals. Early concept, mid-stage staging, or final presentation—all possible.
How Interior Render works
1
Choose your input
Start with a sketch, clay view, empty room, or existing interior photo.
2
Set the scene direction
Define the room type, style source, atmosphere, window view, material strategy, and furnishing level.
3
Add constraints and references
Preserve layout elements, control people, and optionally upload material references for more specific direction.
4
Generate and refine
Create the result, compare variations, and continue with edits or enhancement if needed.
Optional text guidance, not prompt-heavy workflows
Add short notes about style, colors, furniture, or lighting when needed. Most of the result is guided through the interface settings, constraints, and references.
Built for industry professionals:
Interior Designers
Explore style, furnishing, and finish directions faster.
Architects
Turn early interior concepts into presentation-ready visuals.
Real Estate & Marketing Teams
Improve the presentation of empty or existing interiors for pitches, brochures, and pre-sales material.
Especially good at:
Empty to StyledClay to RenderRestylingMaterial ReferencesWindow Views
Common Use Cases
Empty to Styled Marketing Visual
Turn an empty apartment or vacant room into a fully styled marketing visual for real estate listings or developer presentations.
Restyle Without Rebuilding
Restyle an existing room photo while keeping the layout, openings, and spatial structure recognizable. Change style, materials, and atmosphere without starting from scratch.
Clay to Presentation Render
Convert a clay interior view or 3D base into a presentation-ready render with controlled furnishing level, materials, and window views.
Material & Finish Exploration
Test flooring, wall tones, ceiling finishes, or specific material references (wood, fabric, paint) to explore design directions before committing.
Related workflows
InteriorEnhance
Final high-resolution output
InteriorEdit
Local fixes and cleanup
InteriorComposer
When reference products or materials should drive the scene more directly
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use sketches or only real photos?
You can use sketches, clay views, empty room photos, or existing interior photos. The tool works across multiple input types.
Can I keep the room layout unchanged?
Yes. Use the preserve layout and preserve openings constraints to keep the spatial structure aligned with your input.
Can I generate from an empty room?
Yes. Set the furnishing level to empty, lightly furnished, or fully styled depending on the stage of your project.
Can I control what is visible outside the window?
Yes. Use the window view setting with auto, preset (city, park, ocean, etc.), or a reference image.
Can I upload material references?
Yes. You can upload specific material references for floors, walls, ceilings, or other surfaces to influence the result.
Do I need to write a prompt?
No. Most of the result is guided through interface settings. Optional text guidance is available when you need to add short notes about style, colors, or lighting.
Can I choose how furnished the result should be?
Yes. The furnishing level control lets you choose between empty, lightly furnished, or fully styled outputs.
Ready to generate controlled interior visuals?
Explore new design directions while keeping structure, layout, and openings consistent.