SketchPro
Transform sketches into professional renders with AI assistance
Target Audience
- Architects
- Interior designers
- Real estate developers
- Product/furniture designers
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Overview
SketchPro helps architects and designers quickly visualize concepts using AI. It turns rough sketches, 3D models, or existing images into polished renders through simple text commands. Change materials instantly and explore design variations without technical expertise. Built specifically for creative professionals who need to iterate rapidly and present ideas convincingly.
Key Features
Flexible Inputs
Works with sketches, 3D models, or existing images
Style Reference
Upload images to maintain specific design aesthetics
Text Instructions
Modify designs using natural language commands
Material Swap
Instantly test different finishes and textures
Ownership Guarantee
Full rights to all generated designs
Use Cases
Visualize architectural designs from sketches
Experiment with interior design styles
Convert 2D plans to 3D models (coming soon)
Prototype furniture concepts quickly
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Supports multiple design file formats
- Maintains specific style references
- 24/7 customer support available
- Full ownership of generated content
Cons
- Mobile apps not currently available
- Some promised features still in development
- Requires contact for pricing details
Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns the designs created with SketchPro?
You retain full ownership of all designs and visualizations created using the tool.
Can I use my existing design files?
Yes, SketchPro accepts sketches, elevations, 3D models, and photographs as input.
Is there technical support available?
24/7 customer support is provided to all users.
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