Archsynth bundles 16 AI tools for architecture and interior design into one web app. The headline act is sketch-to-render — a photoreal image from your linework in about 14 seconds — backed by image-to-3D and image-to-CAD conversion, virtual staging, and a set of image repair tools. Everything below is included in every plan; only your monthly credit allowance changes with the plan you pick.
The core engine: geometry in, photoreal image out in about 14 seconds.
Bridge AI output back into your modeling toolchain.
Fix, extend, and sharpen visuals without leaving the browser.
Sell the space, not the empty room.
The image-to-3D converter reads a single photograph or render and reconstructs a textured 3D model you can refine in SketchUp, Rhino, Revit, or 3ds Max. It works best on clear building volumes and furniture-scale objects; expect a massing-quality mesh in under a minute rather than a construction-document model. Paired with image-to-CAD, it turns reference photos into editable starting points instead of tracing exercises — for many concept studies that alone pays for the Archsynth subscription.
Archsynth reviews from working architects center on one theme: speed from idea to client-ready image. Users on r/Sketchup compare its renders favorably against general-purpose AI tools for architectural linework, and the community spans 140+ countries with 176,582+ registered users. Precise, directive edits still reward good prompting and clean input drawings — the tutorials cover how to get repeatable results.
~14 s
typical sketch-to-render turnaround
15,698,726+
renders generated to date
7-day
money-back guarantee on paid plans
One subscription covers rendering, 3D, CAD, and staging — from $0.016 per render on Premium.