What Is an AI Render Enhancer?
An AI render enhancer takes a render you already have and improves how it looks without redesigning it: more convincing materials, better light, cleaner detail, and more pixels for print or a large screen.
ArchiVinci does this in two steps. First an AI edit improves the image from your instruction. Then Upscale enlarges the result up to 4096 px on the long side. The first step can be tried right away. A new account gets 3 free credits. The second step is part of paid plans.
How to Enhance a Render with AI
Open the Edit module and upload your render: JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 5 MB. It can come from SketchUp, Revit, Blender, Lumion, Enscape, V-Ray or any other program.
Write in the Prompt field what should look better. In this module the prompt is required.
Press Generate and compare the result with your render in the before/after viewer.
With a plan, press Upscale under the result to enlarge it, then download it.
The editor is asked to keep everything else in the image, the composition and the camera angle. It is an instruction to an AI model, not a lock, so check small details.
Prompts for Enhancing a Render
Copy one of these into the Prompt field and adjust it to your image:
Make this render photorealistic: realistic materials, natural daylight and soft shadows
Sharpen the materials: visible wood grain, stone texture and clear glass reflections
Improve the lighting: warm evening light, lit windows and soft shadows on the ground
The example below is one run in the Edit module on the default engine with the first prompt.
Upscale a Render up to 4096 px
Under every result there is an Upscale button. It enlarges the image up to 4096 px on the long side and saves it as a JPEG. Four things to know before you rely on it:
Upscale is part of paid plans.
It works on images generated in ArchiVinci, not on the file you upload. A render from another program first goes through one edit, as described above; that result can then be upscaled.
Each result can be upscaled once.
The upscaled image opens in the viewer and is saved in your render history for 7 days, like any other result.
When Another Tool Fits Better
The enhancer improves a render that is already close to what you want. For other jobs ArchiVinci has more direct tools:
A sketch or an untextured model view: the AI Render Generator renders the whole image from your geometry.
Only the light should change: AI Relight has prompts for day, dusk and night.
One part of the image is wrong: mark it and change only that area with Inpainting AI.
The render should move: AI Image to Video turns it into a 10-second clip.
Is the AI Render Enhancer Free?
The enhancement step is free to try: one run costs one credit on the default engine, ArchiVinci 4.0, and a new account starts with three. With a plan that engine is unlimited and Upscale becomes available. Four partner models in the Render engine menu are paid with coins. Plans are on the Pricing page.
Frequently asked questions about the AI Render Enhancer
Can I upscale a render without changing anything in it?
Not the uploaded file directly: Upscale works on images generated in ArchiVinci. Run one light edit first, for example "sharpen the materials and keep everything else as it is", then upscale that result. Compare it with your original before you use it.
What resolution and file format does the AI Render Enhancer deliver?
A JPEG image. An edit result is about 1.5 megapixels in the proportions of your upload; after Upscale its long side is up to 4096 px. There is no TIFF, EXR or PNG export and no 8K output.
Does the AI Render Enhancer change my design?
It is asked not to. The request keeps the composition and the camera angle and changes what you name: materials, light, detail. Because an AI model redraws the picture, small things such as joints, railings or plants can come out differently, so check them.
Can I enhance renders from Lumion, Enscape, V-Ray or Twinmotion?
Yes, as exported images. Save the render as a JPG, PNG or WebP file of up to 5 MB and upload it. ArchiVinci reads the picture, not the project file, and it edits one image at a time: there is no batch mode.