Editorial close-ups of one part of your render
Name an area, such as the TV unit side or the table side, and get an editorial close-up of it from your render. Useful for portfolios, Instagram and client decks where a wide shot hides the detail.
Name the area
Type what you want in frame, such as “TV unit side” or “table side”, and the close-up is framed around it.
Detail the wide shot hides
Fluting, handle profiles, stone edges and fabric texture read better in a tighter frame.
Several angles, one room
Make a few close-ups from the same render for a portfolio post or a project page.
Pair with the wide render
Use the full-room render for layout and the close-ups for finish and mood.
How it works
Three steps on the canvas.
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.
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.
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.
Is a close-up a real photograph?
No. It is an AI visualisation made from your render. Do not present it as a photo of a finished site.
What should I upload?
An existing render works best. You can also start from a clear photo of a room.
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Render your own drawing in about a minute.
2 free renders to start. No subscription, no card needed.