CAD renders,
set into reality.

Upload a photo of the site and a CAD render of the scheme. Render to Reality puts the scheme into the photo with matching light, scale and perspective, at 2K or 4K, with up to ten variations per run.

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Location photo: The room as it is today, shot on a phone. — Location photo The room as it is today, shot on a phone.

CAD render: The new kitchen, straight from the model. — CAD render The new kitchen, straight from the model.

Composite: The new kitchen in the real room. — Composite The new kitchen in the real room.

The same view, before and after.

Drag across each image to compare the location photo with the composite. Every composite came from one photo and one CAD render, with the prompt shown alongside.

A single-storey rear extension on a semi

The CAD render was a grey massing model. The composite builds it in brick to match the house and keeps the garden, shed and fences where they are.

The CAD render it started from

Prompt

Build the single-storey flat-roof rear extension from the CAD render onto the back of the house in the photo, in brick that matches the house, with dark grey aluminium three-panel bifold doors facing the garden, a glazed roof lantern on the flat roof and a slim parapet. Keep the lawn, patio edge, fences, shed, neighbouring house, sky and bright overcast daylight exactly as in the photo.

Run at 4K, 16:9, two variations.

Two uploads, one prompt, up to ten composites.

No plugins, scene setup or render queue. Drop in the site photo and the CAD render, pick the resolution and aspect ratio, and generate.

Render to Reality project screen with the photo and CAD render upload slots

From a site photo and a CAD render to a photoreal image.

Begin your first render

Upload

One photo of the site and one CAD render of the scheme.

A phone photo is fine. Add a short prompt to steer the light, season or finishes, and attach swatches from your materials library if you want specific products.

Generate

Up to ten composites per run, at 2K or 4K, in the aspect ratio you need.

The scheme goes into the real scene with matching light, scale and perspective. Change the prompt and run again to see it at dusk, in winter or with different finishes.

Deliver

Download the one you want, or the whole run as a ZIP.

Use them in client decks, planning packs and sales boards. If you want every image marked as a visualisation, turn on the watermark in settings.

Built for the detail clients look at.

2K or 4K output

Pick the resolution for where the image is going, from a screen to an A1 presentation board.

Ten aspect ratios

From 21:9 streetscapes to 9:16 portraits for social, so the frame fits the job instead of a fixed 16:9.

Up to ten variations

One prompt, up to ten composites. Star the ones worth keeping and download them together.

Prompts that steer the scene

Ask for late afternoon light, a winter evening, brick to match the house or planting along the boundary, without going back to the 3D model.

Your materials library

Keep swatches for worktops, cladding or flooring and attach them to a project so the composite uses the finishes you actually specify.

Restyle a room

No CAD render yet? Use one room photo with style reference images to see the same space in different finishes.

Sized for wherever the image is going.

Maximum output resolution

Variations per run

Aspect ratios, from 21:9 to 9:16

Show the client the scheme where it will stand.

No site photography passes, match-moving or scene setup. A pitch image is a photo, a CAD render and a prompt, and the client sees the building in its real setting.

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How signing up works

Render to Reality runs on Raq.com. Create a Raq.com account and it opens straight in your workspace.
The free trial lets you try every AI tool once. Here that means one composite per project. No card required.
After that, composites use your plan's monthly AI allowance. Plans start at £29 a month.

CAD renders, set into reality.