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Steps

1. 1Open the Architecture tool and upload a clear elevation, plan or sketch (PNG/JPG).
2. 2Pick a style preset — Modern Villa, Minimal Bungalow, Brutalist, Mediterranean, Japanese Zen, etc.
3. 3Choose time of day and camera angle, then click Generate.
4. 4Get 4 render variants. Pick the best and use ‘Pro’ to upscale or refine details.

Tips

• Higher contrast line drawings give sharper, more accurate renders.
• Use ‘Pro’ mode when the client needs print-quality output.
• Save winning prompts to your project so you can re-render the same view later.

Steps

1. 1Upload an empty room photo, hand sketch or 2D plan view.
2. 2Pick an interior style: Scandinavian, Bohemian, Japandi, Modern Luxe, Coastal, Mid-Century, etc.
3. 3Select room type (living, bedroom, kitchen) for better material choices.
4. 4Generate 4 wall views. Use Pro mode for client-ready 4K output.

Tips

• Shoot the room with even lighting — avoid strong shadows.
• Mix two styles in the prompt (e.g. ‘Japandi + warm wood’) for unique looks.
• The Interior Pro Gallery lets you browse and re-use previous renders.

Steps

1. 1Photograph or scan your sketch with good lighting.
2. 2Upload it to Sketch-to-3D and pick a material/style direction.
3. 3Generate. Iterate by adjusting style strength if you want to stay closer to the original lines.

Tips

• Darker, cleaner lines = more accurate 3D conversion.
• Add a short prompt like ‘evening, warm lights’ to guide mood.

Steps

1. 1Enter plot dimensions, number of bedrooms, bathrooms and any must-have rooms.
2. 2Optionally enable Vastu compliance.
3. 3Generate. Review the layout, then ask for variants (e.g. ‘move kitchen to north-east’).
4. 4Export the plan or send it to Image-to-DWG for CAD use.

Tips

• Be specific about plot orientation (north arrow) for better results.
• Generate 2–3 variants before locking a layout.

Steps

1. 1Upload a clean, top-down floor plan image — straight, not skewed.
2. 2Wait for the vision model to extract walls, doors, windows and dimensions.
3. 3Download the DWG and open in AutoCAD/BricsCAD/LibreCAD.

Tips

• Crop the image so only the plan is visible — no title blocks or text overlays.
• Provide scale (e.g. ‘1 m = 100 px’) in the notes field for accurate dimensions.

Steps

1. 1Upload your reference image (3D render, photo or perspective sketch).
2. 2Choose plan type — floor plan, elevation, or section.
3. 3Generate. Refine using the prompt field if walls or openings are missing.

Tips

• Top-down or orthographic source images give the most accurate plans.

Steps

1. 1Start from a generated or uploaded plan.
2. 2Use the chat to request changes (‘add a study next to the master bedroom’).
3. 3Approve or reject each iteration. Lock the version you like.

Tips

• Make one change at a time for predictable edits.

Steps

1. 1Create a new thesis and enter your topic, scope and chapter outline.
2. 2Generate chapters one by one — abstract, literature review, case studies, design proposal.
3. 3Edit inline, regenerate sections, and export to DOCX/PDF when done.

Tips

• Feed your own case study notes into the prompt to keep the thesis original.
• Lock approved sections so further generations don’t overwrite them.

Steps

1. 1Upload your floor plan and mark the north direction.
2. 2Run the Vastu analysis.
3. 3Review the report — green/amber/red for each zone with suggested fixes.

Tips

• Pair this with Plan Forge to apply suggested Vastu fixes automatically.

Steps

1. 1Enter the value and pick source/target units.
2. 2Copy the result or switch units instantly.

Tips

• Bookmark this page — it works offline once loaded.

Steps

1. 1Open Wallet to see your balance and recent usage.
2. 2Click Buy Points to top up — packs scale with discount.
3. 3Pro renders cost more credits than standard. Cost is shown before you click Generate.

Tips

• New accounts get free credits — try the standard tools first.