Rendervi is an AI render studio for architects. Enhance renders, swap materials, and keep views consistent. Free plan, paid from $12.99/month.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Rendervi is an AI render studio built for architecture and visualization teams. The company describes it as made by architects for architects, with an emphasis on quality, speed, and control. It takes an image you already have, such as a sketch, wireframe, model screenshot, or base render, and produces a more finished visual.
The main promise is moving from a raw model to a precise final image in minutes instead of days, without drifting away from the original design. Rendervi positions itself against general AI image tools that can produce inconsistent results from one view to the next.
The basic workflow has three steps. You upload an image, such as a model screenshot, viewport, base render, or finished visual. You then choose a template that matches what the image needs next, or write a prompt. Rendervi generates the render while keeping the project grounded in your design.
For multi-view projects, the site describes a preset-based flow. Save a view from your CAD or BIM program, render it, adjust details or environment, and save the direction as a preset. Then upload a new angle and apply the same preset to keep materials and atmosphere consistent.
The studio covers rendering and editing in one place. Preview-to-render and enhancement templates handle the first pass. Inpainting lets users change, add, or remove objects such as furniture, landscape, or people, and a texture library supports material swaps without re-rendering the scene. Upscaling raises output to 2K or 4K.
Beyond stills, Rendervi offers text-to-render for generating directions from a written idea and image-to-video for creating clips from finished renders. Team access, project history, and client workspaces support review and approval.
Rendervi is an AI render studio for architects. It turns model previews, screenshots, and base renders into client-ready visuals, with tools for material changes, object edits, upscaling, and consistent views.
Rendervi has a free plan at $0 per month with 12 credits. Paid plans are Light at $12.99, Standard at $34.99, and Professional at $149.99 per month. A yearly option saves about 17%.
Yes. The Free plan includes 12 credits every month, enough for up to 10 renders, with access to Light and Pro models, upscaling, and 2K resolution.
Yes, according to the site. You can start from a SketchUp export or model preview, or from a Revit-based preview, and turn it into a render. The site also offers a Revit AI rendering guide.
It uses presets that save the approved materials, lighting, atmosphere, and edits. You can apply a preset to a new view or angle so the same details carry over.
Rendervi says generation currently runs on Nano-Banana Pro by Google. It also uses models such as ChatGPT and Gemini Flash to analyze visual context and help build prompts in the background.
No. The company states that your project data is not used to train AI models.
It is aimed at architecture studios, designers, and marketing teams that need a faster path from a raw model to a precise final image, especially when consistency across several views matters.