Rendershop
Rendershop is an AI visualization service for architects, designers and property teams. Its official website combines rendering with material edits, image enhancement, virtual staging and video creation. A project can start with an image of a 3D model, a sketch or a CAD PDF, then move through several visual revisions.
Creating an architectural render
The render tool turns a sketch, CAD export or model screenshot into a photorealistic image. You choose architectural style and scene settings such as interior, exterior, landscape or floor plan, then adjust lighting and materials. The site also presents camera-angle choices including eye-level, aerial and top views.
The FAQ names JPG, PNG and WEBP as supported image formats and recommends clear, high-resolution inputs. It estimates most renders at two to five minutes, depending on complexity and resolution, with enhancement and editing typically taking one to three minutes. These are publisher estimates rather than a fixed completion time.
Revising surfaces and spaces
Targeted edits use markup points or drawn regions to identify a surface and a prompt to describe the change. You can swap a material, recolor a wall, erase an unwanted object, or supply a reference image for a texture or finish. The separate Photo Edit tool applies targeted changes to real photographs.
Enhance increases resolution and refines details in an existing render. Staging adds furniture and decor to an empty interior photo, which the publisher positions for vacant-property marketing and client presentations. The video tool animates a still render into a short cinematic walkthrough. Those outputs serve different presentation needs, so select the tool around the change you want to show.
Credits, plans and documentation
New accounts receive free credits, and the site says no credit card is required to create a free account. The pricing page lists Starter, Basic, Pro and Business plans with 250, 500, 1,500 and 5,000 credits respectively. It displays monthly and yearly options, so confirm the selected billing basis before paying.
The pricing table lists render, enhance, edit and staging tools with 1K, 2K and 4K options. The publisher grants commercial use of generated renders, including presentations, marketing and portfolios. Its documentation index organizes guidance by tool and includes supported inputs, credit billing and troubleshooting. Consult the relevant tool instructions when moving beyond a straightforward still render, particularly for PDFs, reference images or video settings.