Spacely AI turns sketches, 3D models, and photos into photorealistic renders. Review of features, SketchUp support, and pricing, with a free plan.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Spacely AI is a web-based AI interior design and rendering tool. It turns a sketch, a 3D model, or a room photo into a photorealistic render, and lets users revise lighting, materials, and furniture without rebuilding the file. The company says renders take under 60 seconds.
The product is built for the architecture, engineering, and construction industry. Its site names interior designers, architects, realtors, and space owners as core users, and it covers interiors and exteriors of residential and commercial spaces.
Users create an account, then upload a sketch, a 3D design, or a room image. They can pick a style, such as Modern Classic, Dark Modern, or Japandi, or describe the look in a prompt. The tool then generates a render while keeping the original materials and geometry.
After the first render, users switch between modes such as Realistic Render, Edit, Lighting, Furnish, and Enhance. Each mode adjusts the render rather than the whole file, so revisions take minutes. Processing speed depends on the plan's queue.
The core tool is Realistic Render, supported by Auto Furnish, Point and Edit, Material settings, and 4K download. Other listed tools include Lighting Transfer, Style Transfer, Empty the Room, Collage to Render, Generate Angles, Image to Lineart, and Image to Material Id.
Team Canvas is the newest addition. It gives teammates one shared canvas where they see each other's cursors, edits, and renders live and review feedback inside the canvas. A free SketchUp extension lets users render models without leaving SketchUp.
Spacely AI is a web-based AI tool for interior design and rendering. It converts sketches, 3D models, and room photos into photorealistic renders and offers editing tools for lighting, materials, and furniture. It is built for the AEC industry.
Yes. The Free Plan costs $0 and includes 40 trial credits. The pricing page lists access to all features, high resolution download, private mode, a commercial license, and watermark-free output. No credit card is required to start.
The page text does not show monthly prices for the Personal, Studio, or Agency plans. Yearly billing saves 20%. Subscribers can buy credit top-ups from $9 for 200 credits to $150 for 5,000 credits. The Education plan is $30.
Yes. A free Spacely AI extension is available in the SketchUp Extension Warehouse. It lets users select a model, choose a style, and render without leaving SketchUp. Paid plans also list Revit, AutoCAD, and Rhino integrations.
The pricing page lists a commercial license on every plan, including the Free Plan. The site also lists watermark-free output. Users should review the Terms and Conditions for exact usage terms.
It is best for interior designers, architects, realtors, and space owners who need quick realistic visuals. Design studios can use Team Canvas for shared work. It suits users who want to reduce outsourced rendering.
Yes. Team Canvas lets teammates see each other's edits in real time on one shared canvas. Studio supports up to 2 seats and Agency up to 5, with Team Collaboration listed as an add-on and shared credits across the workspace.
Yes. An Education plan costs $30 and applies automatically when users sign up with an academic email. It includes everything in Studio and 1,500 credits monthly. The plan is not transferable.