Turn a hand sketch into a photoreal render

Photograph a pencil or pen sketch of a room, unit or facade and get a hand sketch to render result in about a minute. The layout and camera you drew are kept; you pick light and finish.

  • Your lines stay

    The render follows the layout, proportions and viewpoint of your sketch instead of inventing a new design.

  • Notes become objects

    Write “mirror”, “TV” or “profile light” beside the sketch and the label is read, not printed on the image.

  • Finish in one line

    Add a material line such as “walnut veneer, white marble floor”, and choose soft light, daylight or night.

  • Fix it by area

    If one part looks off, brush over it and say the change in English or Hindi. Only that area is redrawn.

How it works

Three steps on the canvas.

  1. 1Drop your drawing on the canvas

    Upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 15 MB. Phone photos are straightened automatically and file metadata is stripped on upload.

  2. 2Pick the deliverable

    Choose Interior, Exterior, Floor plan or Graphics, then set light, finishes and mood with a few taps — or type a material brief.

  3. 3Review, refine, download

    The render appears next to your drawing. Circle any area to change only that part, branch variations, and download for the client.

FAQ

Good to know.

Does the sketch need to be neat?

No, but the lines must be legible. A phone photo in good light, with the page flat, works best. PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 15 MB.

Will it add things I did not draw?

It may add small styling to make the scene look finished. Switch styling off if you want only what is on the page, and review every render before showing a client.

Render your own drawing in about a minute.

2 free renders to start. No subscription, no card needed.