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Learn morePhotorealistic AI renders for architects from a model, photo or sketch

RAYA turns a 3D model view, interior photo or hand sketch into a 2K or 4K photorealistic visualization in under a minute. It adds region editing, short video, 3D model generation and CAD plugins for architects and interior designers.
RAYA is a visualization app aimed at architects and interior designers. Instead of building a scene in a render engine with lights, materials and cameras, the user uploads a view from a 3D model, a photo of an existing interior or a hand sketch, and the AI returns a photorealistic image in 2K or 4K. The homepage states that this takes under a minute, and that a 2K image costs 2 credits. The product is framed as a set of connected tools rather than a single image generator. Besides the main generator, it offers selective editing of a finished image: the user marks a region, describes the change (a different wall colour, another sofa, fewer accessories) and the rest of the frame stays as it was. A video tool turns a still into a few seconds of camera movement, starting at 5 credits, and a further feature generates 3D models from product photos. The site also lists pages for home staging, moodboards, furniture-industry use and plugins for SketchUp, Archicad, Revit, 3ds Max, pCon.planner and Rhino. In practice the workflow is built around presets. Testimonials on the site describe choosing built-in settings, attaching photos of project materials and carrying a style across several renders, so long text prompts are not required. That suits designers who want to test variants of one space, such as different finishes, times of day or furniture, and show them to a client during a meeting. Among alternatives, RAYA sits between general-purpose image generators, which tend to ignore project geometry, and traditional render engines, which offer fine control but demand setup and compute time. Because every output is based on the user's own view, it is closest to a design-specific rendering assistant. Buyers who need physically exact lighting or fully controllable scene parameters will still want a classic renderer, while studios chasing fast concept images and client presentations are the intended audience. The interface is available in English, Polish, Spanish, Italian and German.




Signing up gives 20 free credits, and the site says no card is needed.
Learn moreUsage is credit based: a 2K image costs 2 credits and a short video starts from 5 credits. New users get 20 free credits. Plan prices are not stated on the homepage.
Learn moreCustomers quoted on the site describe support as fast and helpful. The homepage does not list specific support channels or hours.
Plugins are listed for SketchUp, Archicad, Revit, 3ds Max, pCon.planner and Rhino.
Learn moreGenerates 2K or 4K photorealistic visualizations from 3D model views, interior photos or sketches. Includes selective editing of finished images, image-to-video, 3D model generation from photos, home staging, moodboards, style consistency across renders and material reference photos.
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