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Rendair v2

Rendair's own render model. Faithful renders that keep your geometry, materials and light.

Our latest render model for every create app. It turns sketches, elevations, 3D model views and photos into realistic renders, follows instructions closely and covers a wide range of styles.

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Keeps your geometry and proportions
Strong on materials and daylight
Fast enough to iterate on every idea

Yellow ribbed dome gallery render with glass facade and people walking outside.

How it works

How to use it

Rendair v2 is one choice in the model menu of every app that runs on it.

01
Open a create app
Start in Sketch to Render, 3D Model to Render, Elevation to Render, Image to Render or Text to Render, and add your drawing, model view or photo.
02
Choose Rendair v2 and describe the scene
Pick it from the model menu, then add a style and a few words on materials, light and mood. Add up to three reference images to steer the look.
03
Compare and keep refining
Run it next to another model on the same input, keep the version that reads best, then carry on in the edit apps.

Made with Rendair v2

Real results from the apps that run on it, as they came out.

Ideas for your work

What people get out of Rendair v2, by the kind of work they do.

Rendair for Architects
Concept to client-ready in one sitting
Turn a hand sketch or a SketchUp view into a render that keeps the massing you drew, then test two or three facade materials before the meeting.
Rendair for Interior Designers
Mood studies that respect the room
Render the same space in several styles without the walls, windows or ceiling height drifting, so the client compares design, not distortions.
Rendair for Builders
Sell the plot before you build
Show buyers a believable finished home from the architect's elevation or a basic model, early enough to support pre-sales.

What it is good at

Rendair v2 is the model we built for architectural renders. It reads a sketch, an elevation, a 3D model view or a photo and turns it into a realistic image while keeping what you drew: the massing, the openings, the proportions and the camera.

When to pick it

You need the render to stay true to the design, not reinterpret it.
You're working from line drawings, clay renders or screenshots of a 3D model.
You want believable materials and natural light without long prompts.
You're producing several variations of the same view and need them to stay consistent.

What to watch for

It follows your input closely, so a messy sketch gives a messy result. Clean up stray lines first, or describe what they are.
For loose, artistic concept images, a more interpretive model such as Flux 2 Pro may give you more range.
Add reference images when you have a specific material or atmosphere in mind; they steer the look more reliably than adjectives.

About Rendair v2

Rendair v2 is the second generation of our own render model, built for architectural work. We tune it for sketches, elevations, 3D model views and photos of buildings and interiors.

Rendair v2 at a glance

Spec	Details
Made by	Rendair
Output	Image
Inputs	A text prompt, a base image and up to 3 reference images
Output sizes	1MP, 2MP
Aspect ratios	Same as the base image, 1:1, 2:3, 3:2, 4:5, 5:4, 16:9, 9:16
Typical time per result	About 9 seconds