Use AI design tools to turn a studio sketch into a pin-up still
Crit is tomorrow and the CAD model is not ready. You have a notebook sketch and a written brief. Generate a concept still and a 2D plan study in the browser, then keep drafting in the software your course requires.
Get a 2D concept from the written studio brief
Apartment, house, bedroom, and multi-room study tools
Get a 2D concept from the written studio brief
When the assignment is still a program note, enter dimensions, room list, and spatial notes into floor plan tools. Use the diagram to test zoning and circulation before you draft orthographics in CAD. It is a study drawing, not a code check or construction set.
- Apartment, house, bedroom, and multi-room study tools
- Input feet or meters plus a short program note
- Treat the output as a concept diagram, not a working drawing
See the drawing as a board image
Sketch to Render keeps the viewpoint, massing, and major geometry from your sketch and applies a named treatment: photoreal, architectural rendering, watercolor, marker, clay model, or cinematic lighting. It replaces linework with materials and light. It does not build an editable 3D mesh.
- Works with interior, exterior, massing, and furniture sketches
- Six render treatments at 1 credit per generation
- Useful for pin-ups and process books; not a studio 3D pipeline
Turn a 2D plan into a 3D-looking still for crit
AI Floor Plan to 3D turns a 2D floor plan image into a perspective concept. Use it when an interim review needs a sense of volume, daylight, and scale. It is a generated still, not a BIM model you can section or schedule.
- Start from a CAD export or an AI-generated floor plan image
- Generate perspective stills for reviews and process books
- Document the final project in the software your course requires
How this helps
What to pin up before the model is ready
A still from the laptop you already have
The tools run in the browser. You can generate a sketch or plan variation without a lab workstation or a local render queue.
Another direction for 1 credit
Each concept generation costs 1 credit. That makes it practical to test a second material palette or layout diagram instead of committing to the first still.
A method note if the brief asks
Many studios want AI-assisted work disclosed. Keep the source sketch and note that AIDesignHouse produced concept stills, while drafting remains your own work.
How it works
From the assignment artifact to a board still
- 1Step 01
Start with what you already drew
A dimensioned brief, a hand sketch, or a 2D plan image. Choose the tool that matches that starting input.
- 2Step 02
Generate one still, then another
Compare directions. Tighten the prompt note or rendering style rather than treating the first image as the board.
- 3Step 03
Place it on the board with context
Export the still and label it as an early concept. Keep CAD drafting, physical models, and written analysis in the format your tutors expect.
Student questions
Render the sketch already in your notebook
Upload a studio sketch or start a floor-plan concept in the browser. New accounts receive free credits.
New accounts receive free credits. Each generation uses 1 credit. Outputs are visual concepts, not construction documents.