Visualizee turns sketches, photos and SketchUp screenshots into photoreal renders. See features, pricing from $15/month and a free 5-render trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Visualizee is a web-based AI rendering tool that turns photos, sketches and 3D model screenshots into photoreal renders and short videos. Users describe a change in plain words to Vizzy, the built-in assistant, and the tool keeps the layout, geometry and camera angle of the original while changing only what was named.
The product is built by Piotr Obidowski, a bootstrapped founder from Poland, and operated by Obidowski Company Sp. z o.o. It covers interiors, architecture, automotive, game art and product visuals, with interior designers and stagers as the main audience on the homepage. Users can write in their own language, and no prompt keywords are needed.
A session starts in a chat with Vizzy after signing in with Google, Apple or email. The user adds a PNG or JPG, such as a SketchUp screenshot, a sketch or a photo, and describes the result, for example a living room in warm evening light with the layout and camera kept. A render usually arrives in under a minute.
Follow-up instructions refine the result, such as swapping a sofa for cream bouclé or changing the scene to night. If something else shifts, the user draws a box around the area to change, and only that region is edited. A new attempt counts as a render like any other, so each retry draws from the monthly allowance.
Three render qualities are chosen per render. Fast takes about 30 seconds and suits quick drafts, though it simplifies materials. Pro takes under a minute and is aimed at client-ready presentations. Ultra takes about two minutes and adds finer detail, up to 4K, on the Pro and Max plans. Hobby limits Pro quality to 15 renders a month.
Other capabilities include generating several variations at once (4, 8 or 16 depending on plan), short videos with a camera move, upscaling up to 8, 16 or 32 MP, and 3D model generation from one to four images of an object on Pro and Max. The site also lists a REST API on Pro and Max and an MCP server for assistants such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor.
Visualizee is a web-based AI tool that turns photos, sketches and 3D model screenshots into photoreal renders and short videos. Users tell the Vizzy assistant what to change in plain words, and it keeps everything else.
Paid plans start at $15 a month for Hobby, with Pro at $35 and Max at $80. Yearly billing saves 25%, bringing them to $11.25, $26.25 and $60 a month. There is also a free tier of 5 watermarked renders.
Yes. Signing in with Google, Apple or email gives 5 free renders at Fast quality, or 4 if you use your one Pro render, up to 1K. No credit card is required, and free renders are watermarked and for personal use only.
It works with any program you can take a screenshot of, including SketchUp, Revit, ArchiCAD, Rhino and 3ds Max. There is no plugin and nothing to install. You add the screenshot or an exported view to the chat.
Yes, on any paid plan. Paid plans include no watermark and a commercial license covering client presentations, marketing, social media and print. Free renders are watermarked and for personal use only.
No. The company states that uploads and renders are not used to train AI models, and project data stays private. Users can delete their uploads and renders anytime.
Yes. A public REST API is included on the Pro and Max plans. An MCP server, which lets Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other assistants render with your account, works with any Visualizee account.
It is aimed mainly at interior designers and stagers who start from a 3D model, sketch or photo. The site also lists architects, automotive designers, game developers and furniture designers. Studios needing several seats can ask about team options.