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How to create conceptual renders in MyArchitectAI

1. Upload your design

Drop in your architectural or interior design—CAD export, line drawing, or photo.

2. Choose a style

Pick a conceptual style like marker, white model, pencil sketch, ink illustration, Bauhaus, or oil painting. Each one softens details to keep the focus on your design intent, and not the final details.

3. Generate & download

In under 10 seconds, you’ll get a stylized render ready to download in 4K. Perfect for early-stage client presentations and mood exploration.

Different styles for different needs

Pick the right visual language for your client, phase, and design intent.

Ink illustration

Defined by strong lines and hatching, this style communicates form and structure with laser precision. There’s zero ambiguity - everything feels thought-through and deliberate.

Bauhaus

Bold geometry, flat colors, and super-clean compositions built around primary shapes and a minimalist aesthetic. Perfect for conceptual work, portfolios, and poster-style graphics.

Pencil sketch

Sketch-style renders are fast, raw, and all about the big picture. This loose, unfinished look encourages feedback and makes your ideas feel flexible and open to change.

Marker

Marker-style renders mimic the look of hand-drawn marker sketches, which are colorful, expressive, and slightly rough around the edges.

White model

No materials, no colors, just clean geometry bathed in soft shadows. White model is a go-to look for massing studies, site planning, or zoning conversations where clarity matters more than polish.

Oil painting

This style mimics hand-painted artwork through soft lighting, diffused edges, and rich, layered textures. It’s great for showing atmosphere, seasons, time of day, and the emotional impact of a space.

Collage

This style blends real-world textures, cutout photos, 2D assets, and hand-drawn elements into a single frame. The result feels handmade, playful, and full of personality.

Watercolor

Watercolor renders are all about vibe. They’re ideal for early-stage design, public boards, and mood pitching, when you’re communicating a direction, and not locking in a final look.