Visualize a room

Visualize a room.

Every layout has Plan, 3D and Visualize; start with Room and cameras.

Trace the walls over the plan, with doors, windows and columns.

Or let the AI trace a first draft, for one AI action. If nothing can be read, nothing is charged.

Check its draft against the plan, and correct what’s off.

Place a camera: click where it stands, then where it looks, and set its lens.

In frame lists the pieces it sees, before you spend anything. Pieces off the plan won’t appear.

The 3D tab shows the room at true size.

Visualize makes the picture: the camera, daylight or evening, warm or cool, draft or final.

From the plan builds the room from your tracing and the pieces’ catalog photos.

Renovating? From photos restyles photos of the room as it is, keeping its architecture.

A draft costs two AI actions, a final five. It asks first; if it can’t be made, the actions are given back.

It takes about a minute.

Every picture is labeled concept visualization, and every version is kept.

An impression to decide by, not a drawing to build from.

Renderings gathers every layout’s pictures. Each stays with your team until you switch on Show to the client.

Open in Visualize takes a picture back to its layout,

set as it was made: change anything and make it again.

Room model downloads the room as a 3D file, or takes an edited one back.

That’s visualizing a room. More videos: portspace.io/videos