Reviz
AI rendering software for architects and interior designers—turn sketches, photos, DXF floor plans, and 3D models into client-ready renders in minutes.
Overview
Reviz is a browser-based AI rendering and design platform built for architects and interior designers. Thirteen tools sit on one canvas: sketch-to-render for interiors and exteriors, a 2D/3D planner that turns hand-drawn or DXF floor plans into furnished renders, Magic Edit for swapping a single material or object, Enhance for upscaling to 8K, 3D model rendering from GLB/glTF uploads, furniture and product staging, concept and material boards, and an AI chat assistant that drives the tools for you. Structure stays locked while you iterate—walls, windows, and camera hold their position, so a material or lighting change does not redraw the room. Every result is versioned on a timeline you can step back through, and a library of 200+ materials plus your own reference photos steer the look. Reviz is web-only: there is nothing to install and generation runs on Reviz servers. You can start free without a credit card; planning, drawing, and chat are unlimited, only image generation spends credits, and failed jobs are refunded automatically.
Core Capabilities
Supported Formats
Key Integrations
Pros
- Runs entirely in the browser—nothing to install, no local GPU
- Thirteen rendering and editing tools on one canvas
- Keeps layout and geometry locked while you iterate
- Reads DXF floor plans and GLB/glTF models directly
- Enhances and upscales renders up to 8K
- Planning, drawing, and chat cost no credits
- Free tier with no credit card; failed jobs are refunded
Cons
- No DWG or native BIM (RVT/IFC) import yet
- Image generation is credit-based rather than unlimited
- Web-only—no desktop app or offline mode
- Photo-to-3D previews are estimates, not to-scale models
- Still in public beta (v2.1)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Reviz free to use?
Partly — Reviz is freemium: there is a free tier, and paid plans start at €19/mo.
What operating systems does Reviz support?
Reviz runs in the browser (Web) — there is nothing to download or install, and rendering happens on the vendor's servers.
Is Reviz suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is rated as "Beginner Friendly" and is a great starting point for students and new architects.