Redraw

Redraw is a drawing to image tool that turns any 3D view into a photorealistic render in under 30 seconds. Cloud AI renderer for architects and interior designers that turns 3D screenshots or sketches into photorealistic images in under 30 seconds, with brush editing, reference styling, multi-angle consistency and image-to-video tools.

Redraw is a cloud-based AI rendering platform built for architects, interior designers and engineers who want photorealistic visuals without the usual rendering bottleneck. It takes a screenshot or export from SketchUp, Revit, ArchiCAD, Rhino, Blender, 3ds Max, AutoCAD or even a hand-drawn sketch and returns a finished render in roughly 20 to 40 seconds. No GPU, no software installation and no written prompts are required: the models are trained on architectural references, so the tool understands rooms, materials and lighting from the image itself. The workflow is deliberately narrow. You upload a view, tell Redraw whether it is an interior or an exterior, and pick a model. From there the platform offers a set of companion tools: a Brush for editing selected areas without regenerating the whole image, a Reference Image option that copies the lighting and colour grade of a photo you like, multi-angle rendering that keeps materials consistent across views, and a Video Generator that turns a still render into a short animated walkthrough. There is also a text-to-image path for quick concept exploration and a Render Enhancement tool for cleaning up and upscaling output from other renderers. In practice Redraw sits next to traditional engines like V-Ray, Lumion, Enscape and D5 Render rather than replacing them. It is not a physically based renderer and it does not produce construction documentation; it is an ideation and presentation layer that lets a designer test ten atmospheres in a couple of minutes, or hand a client a polished image before the detailed 3D model is finished. The company reports more than 10,000 monthly subscribers and about 800,000 images generated per month, with a particularly strong base in Brazil. Pricing is credit-based and starts at around $15 per month for 300 renders on a single seat, rising to $32 for 1,500 renders and $92 for 6,000 renders shared across up to three users. Every plan unlocks the full toolset, so the only variable is volume. A free account with up to five renders and no credit card is the natural way to test whether the output style matches your practice.