Floor plan to render and presentation board with AI by Artikki

Kritika, the architect behind Artikki, starts this video with a common frustration: most AI tools make a nice single image, but real projects need a sequence of drawings, iterations and a final presentation. She works through one two-bedroom house she designed herself, using her floor plan, elevations and a SketchUp model, and ends with a single board she can share with a client. It is a good watch if you want to see how the pieces connect into a presentation, not just how one render is made.

What you'll see

1. Floor Plan to Render with the 3D realistic style and two variations, one with wood flooring and one with kitchen tiles.
2. Saving results into a project folder to keep work organized.
3. Change Materials to switch the plan's flooring to Italian marble.
4. Remove Objects to take out a bathtub that should not have been in the plan.
5. A render-to-mood-board app that pulls furniture, lighting, materials and a color palette from a render.
6. Image to Render on a SketchUp exterior screenshot, with a reference image from online and 2K output.
7. Annotate Image to add a parked car and to replace the front lawn with paving.
8. Change Time of Day for a night view of the villa.
9. Boards: laying out the original plan, rendered plans, mood boards and exteriors, then adding titles, labels and arrows.
10. Working inside the board with Text to Render for a bedroom, Change Materials with a reference bed, a night view and Populate Render.
11. Sharing the board with viewer or editor access and a public link, and reading a teammate's comments on it.

Takeaways

• She found the floor plan renders clean and ready to present without extra prompting.
• She caught the stray bathtub only after a later edit, a reminder to check each output closely.
• She recommends a reference image when you have a clear look in mind, as it helps the AI match the style.
• She values that edits inside a board stay linked, so the whole design path from first image to final variation is visible.
• She sees board comments as a way to stop sending files back and forth with clients and teammates.

Try it yourself

Begin with Floor Plan to Render and Image to Render for your drawings and model views, fix details with Annotate Image, then gather everything in Boards to present and share.