Archome AI is an AI-powered architectural rendering platform that helps architects and interior designers generate photorealistic renders, identify materials in images, and create cinematic videos in seconds.

How does AI interior design work?

Upload a photo or sketch of any room, select a style like modern luxury, minimalist or japandi, and Archome AI generates a photorealistic redesigned interior in about 30 seconds.

Can AI identify materials in a render?

Yes. The Materia tool analyzes any render and identifies every material — floor, wall, furniture, textile — returning RAL codes, Pantone values, brand suggestions and supplier links.

Can I turn a sketch into a render?

Yes. The Sketch to Render tool converts any architectural sketch — hand drawing, CAD lines or concept sketch — into a photorealistic render in seconds.

How much does Archome AI cost?

Archome AI offers 100 free credits with no credit card required. Paid plans start at $29/month with monthly credits for professional use.

Is Archome AI suitable for professional architects?

Yes. Archome AI is built for architects, interior designers and visualization studios, with 4K output, material analysis and cinematic video generation.

Does Archome AI have a SketchUp or 3ds Max plugin?

Yes. Archome AI offers free plugins for SketchUp and 3ds Max so you can send your current viewport straight to Archome and get a photorealistic AI render in seconds, without leaving your modeling software.

Archome AI vs the alternatives

Every comparison below says plainly when the other tool is the better choice. A tool that claims to win at everything is not worth reading.

The short version: room planners and design suites ask you to build the space first. General image models invent a new one. Archome AI renders the space your input already shows — walls, openings, proportions and camera preserved.

Detailed comparisons

vs ArkoAI

ArkoAI lives inside your CAD software; Archome AI lives in the browser and reaches into CAD when you want it to. Which is better depends on where your day happens.

ArkoAI renders from inside Revit, Rhino and SketchUp. Archome AI covers the same rendering jobs in the browser — plus floor plans, 3D export and video — with free plugins when you want them.

vs LookX

LookX made a name training AI specifically on architecture. Archome AI shares that architecture-first conviction and extends it across the whole deliverable chain.

LookX brings model-trained AI rendering to architects. Archome AI covers rendering plus floor plans, 3D export, video and CAD plugins — evaluated free, in the browser.

vs Gendo

Gendo and Archome AI sit in the same category: browser-based AI rendering built for architects. The honest comparison is about breadth, not superiority.

Gendo renders architectural concepts in the browser, and does it well. Archome AI covers the same ground plus floor plans, 3D export, video and free CAD plugins.

vs Vizcom

Vizcom is a drawing-first tool that renders while you sketch. Archome AI is an architecture-first studio that renders what you already drew.

Vizcom turns sketches into renders with real-time drawing control. Archome AI is built for buildings: geometry held, floor plans, 3D export and video in the browser.

vs Enscape

Enscape is a real-time engine bolted into the model you are already drawing in. Archome AI is what you reach for when you only need the picture.

Enscape lives inside Revit, SketchUp, Rhino and Archicad and renders in real time. Archome AI turns one captured view into a photoreal image in the browser, no install.

vs Lumion

Lumion is built for assembling and populating a full scene. Archome AI is built for the moment the image is the deliverable.

Lumion is a desktop render engine with a large asset library and heavy hardware needs. Archome AI renders one captured view in the browser in about 30 seconds.

vs Veras

Veras puts AI rendering inside the modelling app you already own. Archome AI does the same job from a screenshot, in the browser, with nothing to install.

Veras runs inside Revit, SketchUp, Rhino and Archicad. Archome AI runs in the browser on a screenshot — no plugin, no licence seat, same geometry preserved.

vs D5 Render

D5 Render is a real-time engine for people who want to build and walk a scene. Archome AI is for the moment you only need the image.

D5 Render is a real-time engine you install and drive with a GPU. Archome AI turns one captured view into a photorealistic image in the browser in about 30 seconds.

vs Planner 5D

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Archome AI vs the alternatives

Detailed comparisons

ArkoAI lives inside your CAD software; Archome AI lives in the browser and reaches into CAD when you want it to. Which is better depends on where your day happens.

LookX made a name training AI specifically on architecture. Archome AI shares that architecture-first conviction and extends it across the whole deliverable chain.

Gendo and Archome AI sit in the same category: browser-based AI rendering built for architects. The honest comparison is about breadth, not superiority.

Vizcom is a drawing-first tool that renders while you sketch. Archome AI is an architecture-first studio that renders what you already drew.

Enscape is a real-time engine bolted into the model you are already drawing in. Archome AI is what you reach for when you only need the picture.

Lumion is built for assembling and populating a full scene. Archome AI is built for the moment the image is the deliverable.

Veras puts AI rendering inside the modelling app you already own. Archome AI does the same job from a screenshot, in the browser, with nothing to install.

D5 Render is a real-time engine for people who want to build and walk a scene. Archome AI is for the moment you only need the image.

One builds a room. The other renders the room you already have.

Modelling suite versus a render of what you already have.

Interiors are a quarter of the job. The rest of the workflow matters too.

Staging a listing and designing a building are different problems. One tool can do both.

Built for the person who has to defend the drawing, not just like the picture.

Generating a layout and selling a layout are two different steps.

A room designer builds the scene. Archome renders the one you already stood in.

A full design suite versus a render in thirty seconds.

One analyses the site. The other makes the design look real.

Rendering inside one package versus rendering whatever you have.

Graphics for a post versus a render that has to match the drawing.

Per-image invoices and multi-day turnarounds versus thirty seconds.

A real-time engine you present in, versus an AI that finishes the picture.

A general AI photo toolkit versus an architecture-specific rendering suite.

Two tools in the same category. The question is how much of the workflow you need under one login.

A fast, focused renderer versus a wider architectural toolkit. Both hold your geometry.

A general image platform with dials to turn versus a renderer that already knows it is looking at a building.

A room restyler, versus a full architectural toolkit that includes one.

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