ArchyBase

ArchyBase turns photos, sketches, and floor plans into photorealistic architectural renders, covering interior restyling, exterior facades, landscapes, and 2D to 3D conversion in a single web platform.

ArchyBase is a web-based AI design platform built around the architectural workflow. It bundles six tools under one roof: interior restyling, sketch to render conversion, landscape visualization, exterior facade redesign, AI floor plan generation, and 2D floor plan to 3D conversion. The pitch is continuity, since a project can move from a rough layout to a finished presentation visual without exporting between separate applications. The two entry points that matter most are photos and sketches. Upload a photo of a room, a house front, or a backyard and the engine reads existing walls, windows, and proportions, then redresses the scene in a chosen style. Upload a napkin sketch or a line drawing exported from SketchUp or Revit and it fills in materials, lighting, and depth while keeping the drawn lines intact. Interior work draws on a style library the site pegs at more than 30 options, and renders are described as 4K and typically produced in under ten seconds. For earlier stage work, the floor plan generator takes a text prompt or rough layout and returns a proportioned 2D plan that can be displayed as a technical blueprint, a color coded layout, or a 3D isometric view. A companion tool converts an existing flat plan into a furnished 3D model, which is useful for showing room connections and circulation to people who do not read plans fluently. A gallery of AI generated design ideas sits alongside the tools, with each image offering a starting point for a new design. The audience is deliberately mixed. Architects and interior designers get rapid concept iteration and client facing visuals; contractors, stagers, and realtors get a way to show potential before work begins; homeowners get a low cost way to test a renovation before committing. Against general purpose image generators, ArchyBase argues its render engine is tuned for spatial reasoning and material accuracy rather than generic image synthesis, and against traditional modeling and rendering suites, it trades fine control for speed.