Turn sketches, CAD exports, photos, or prompts into photorealistic architecture renders in 30 seconds
AI video editor that turns long videos into viral shorts with auto-reframe, captions, thumbnails and multi-platform publishing
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2025
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Pricing model
Freemium
Freemium
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Free plan with 10 processing minutes per month and 0 AI credits. Pro plan with 75 processing minutes per month and 35 AI credits per month. Social Pro plan with 150 processing minutes per month and 80 AI credits per month. Creator plan with 400 processing minutes per month and 200 AI credits per mon
Key features
Generate renders from sketches, CAD exports, photos, or text prompts
Pro Mode with unlimited prompt control and advanced customization
Template Mode with 50+ curated presets
Virtual staging for empty rooms
Iterative editing with version tree
Export to 1K, 2K, or 4K resolution
3D mesh export in GLB format
Magazine Print enhancement for presentations
Watermark-free downloads with active subscription or credit pack
Auto-reframe to 9:16 with AI speaker tracking
Animated karaoke captions with word-by-word animation
AI thumbnail generation with face-aware framing
Automatic silence and filler-word removal
Profanity beep and audio censoring
Voice-cloned dubbing and caption translation
Multi-platform publishing to 10 social platforms
UGC Studio AI actor videos
4K watermark-free exports
AI viral clip finder with virality scores
What makes it different
Preserves original design intent rather than reinventing from scratch
Generates professional renders in 15–30 seconds
Tailored specifically for architecture and design professionals with technical terminology support
One-click virtual staging for real estate listings
No data used for model training; designs remain user's intellectual property
Speaker-tracked auto-framing: vertical crops follow the speaker across camera cuts for interviews and podcasts
Voice cloning for dubbing into Spanish and French with tone and emotion preservation