Upload an existing render, paint over the part you want to change, and describe the result you want. AI inpainting keeps the rest of the scene as close to the original as possible.
Start with an image, paint over the part you want to change, then tell us what the finished area should look like.
The marked area shows what should change before generation, so you can adjust it before using credits.
Replace the selected entrance volume with vertical dark timber cladding. Preserve the windows, doors, stone facade, and evening lighting.
Choose the task, mark the visible area, and describe one focused change.
Select a facade, wall, floor, roof, countertop, or furniture surface and describe a new material, color, texture, and finish.
Replace the selected entrance volume with vertical dark timber cladding. Preserve the windows, doors, stone facade, and evening lighting.
Swap furniture, lighting, plants, vehicles, fixtures, or decorative elements while using the original image as visual context.
Replace the selected white swivel chair with a low-profile wood and leather lounge chair. Match the room perspective and daylight.
Explore visual changes to entrances, canopies, windows, doors, railings, balconies, and selected facade elements.
Add a slim black metal canopy above the entrance. Keep the doors, facade, and lighting unchanged.
Modify planting, paving, grass, seating, water features, or landscape details while retaining the main building composition.
Add mature olive trees, ornamental grasses, and low shrubs to the selected gravel planting area. Preserve the architecture, path, pool, and daylight.
Change flooring, wall finishes, furniture, lighting, artwork, upholstery, and other visible interior details.
Replace the selected polished concrete floor with wide natural oak planks in a warm matte finish. Keep the furniture and lighting unchanged.
Remove unwanted people, vehicles, furniture, construction items, or visual artifacts from an architectural image.
Remove the selected black van and reconstruct the driveway and planting behind it.
Start from an existing image and guide one local revision.
Upload an architectural render, interior visualization, exterior image, landscape concept, or building photograph.
Use the selection brush to mark the material, object, surface, or detail you want to edit.
Write one focused instruction, compare the result, and refine the mask or prompt when needed.
General AI image generators can reinterpret the entire image when only one detail needs to change. The AI Render Editor focuses the request on a visible selection and uses the original scene as context.
Each example keeps the source, selected region, written request, and result together.
One refines a selected region. The other creates a complete rendered view.
| Compare | AI Inpainting | AI 3D Rendering |
|---|---|---|
| Starting Point | An existing render or architectural image | A white model, sketch, or basic 3D view |
| Editing Scope | A selected area of the image | The complete image |
| Best For | Materials, objects, details, cleanup, and revisions | Creating a complete rendered visual |
| Typical Workflow | Select, describe, edit, and refine | Upload, describe, render, and review |
| Output | A locally edited image | A complete architectural rendering |
For people who already have an image and need to refine one part of it.
Explore facade materials, entrances, windows, landscape elements, and other local design changes before returning to the 3D model or technical documentation.
Fix distracting details, replace low-quality assets, adjust materials, and respond to revision requests without restarting a full render.
Compare finishes, flooring, furniture, lighting, and decoration options inside an existing room image or interior render.
Modify planting, paving, furniture, water features, and landscape details while keeping the architecture and viewpoint in place.
Visualize selected exterior or interior changes using an existing property image before moving into detailed design.
A focused image-editing workflow—not an architectural modeling or documentation tool.
A precise selection and one focused instruction give the editor clearer information to work with.
Start with a clear, high-resolution source image
Select the complete object or surface you want to change
Include a small amount of surrounding context near the edge
Describe the material, color, texture, scale, and finish
State important elements that should remain consistent
Make one focused change at a time
What to expect from selected-area architectural image editing.
Open the editor →AI inpainting regenerates a selected part of an image using a mask, a written instruction, and the surrounding visual context. It is useful when you want to change one area instead of recreating the complete image.
Use architectural renders, exterior visualizations, interior renders, landscape images, AI-generated concepts, or clear building photographs in JPG, PNG, or WEBP format.
A selected-area editor is designed to preserve the surrounding image, but some blending may occur around the selection edge so the new content fits naturally into the scene.
Yes. Results still depend on image clarity, selection quality, perspective, and the detail in the instruction.
No. This page demonstrates image editing. It does not modify an underlying SketchUp, Revit, Rhino, Blender, or other 3D model.
No. The output is a visual concept and presentation image, not a construction drawing, verified material specification, or technically approved architectural document.
AI 3D Rendering creates a complete rendered image from a white or clay model view. AI Render Editor starts with an existing image and changes only the selected area.
Upload an existing render, mark the area, and generate a focused material, object, landscape, or cleanup edit.