Lay out an event tent and get a photoreal render
Draw the layout in 2D, place the cameras, get the render back
Walls, furniture and the view from the door
Place wall runs to shape the rooms, then furnish them from a catalogue with real furniture dimensions. Doors and windows go in the walls, so the render shows light coming from where it actually comes from.
Furniture at catalogue dimensions — a 160×200 bed really is 160×200
Made for: People renovating, interior designers and developers selling unfurnished flats
The overall dimensions of the flat or the floor.
Wall runs, doors and windows, at real thickness.
Beds, sofas, kitchen runs and bathroom fittings.
Interior stills from the camera positions you placed.
Click an object on the left to place it. Drag to move, R to rotate, Delete to remove.
Open the plannerWalls come as runs of fixed length that you rotate and place. That covers rectangular and L-shaped rooms, which is most flats. For a curved or irregular plan, send us the drawing with your request.
Yes. Lay out roughly what you want here, then attach your PDF or DWG to the request — we work from the accurate one and use your layout for intent.
Draw the layout in 2D, place the cameras, get the render back
Covers, circulation and sightlines — before you buy the furniture
Footprint, planting and sun angle — before the render
Every piece of equipment draws the clearance it needs
Sightlines, screen distance and capacity in one pass
Island, corner and inline stands with real booth dimensions
Gondolas, aisles and sightlines to the till
Machines, free-weight zones and the space each one needs
Pallet positions per square metre, and whether the truck turns
Beds, paving and planting at mature size
Panel count, orientation and what the chimney shades
Headcount per floor, honestly calculated
No planner here — send the model, get the shots