Maquete AI
AI rendering from SketchUp, Revit, Rhino, Blender or Archicad viewports
AI rendering for architects and interior designers. Takes a model viewport, drawing or image, applies chosen materials and lighting, and returns a presentation render. A native SketchUp plugin captures the current view. Projects hold renders, specification schedules and client sharing; video walkthroughs and panorama tours are also offered.
- Pricing
- Starter $9/mo
- Who it's for
- Architects, Interior designers
Why This Tool Exists
Presentation renders from a design model usually need export, scene set-up and long render times before a client sees anything.
Upload a viewport or drawing, name materials and pick a lighting preset, and the service generates a render guided by the source view. The vendor advises checking walls, openings, proportions and materials before sharing a generated image with a client.
How You Use It
Data Transparency
Exactly what this tool uses and how
None publicUse Cases
- ·Client-ready interior and exterior stills from a SketchUp view
- ·Sharing renders with specification schedules
- ·Short video walkthrough from a still
Pricing
Sources & Research NotesResearch date: 2026-10-19
Similar Tools
Veras is an AI-powered visualization application from EvolveLAB, now part of Chaos, that runs inside supported design authoring tools and through a web app. It helps architecture and design teams generate, refine, and iterate rendered concepts from BIM views, 3D models, 2D drawings, rough sketches, and prompt guidance.
Foyr Neo is a cloud/browser-based interior design application for creating true-to-scale 2D/3D floor plans, furnishing rooms from a library of 3D models, and generating AI-assisted photorealistic renders and 360 views. It targets interior designers and residential/light-commercial design workflows rather than licensed architectural construction documentation.
Poliigon is a digital asset library of photogrammetry-based textures, 3D models, and HDRIs, delivered through a web library and software addons/converters for Blender, 3ds Max, Cinema 4D, Maya, and a legacy SketchUp extension. AEC visualization teams can use documented library search, download, and in-app import workflows to source physically based materials for renders without treating it as a modeling, BIM, or rendering-engine platform.