If you're looking into AI interior rendering tools, you're already ahead of the curve — most studios still haven’t added them to their workflow.
These programs can generate photorealistic interior renderings in seconds, not hours. And since most run in the cloud (in your browser), you don’t need a high-end computer or complex installations.
That means faster feedback, quicker approvals, fewer revision rounds — and ultimately, happier clients.
Will AI renderers replace traditional high-end rendering software? Maybe, but not yet.
But for early interior design studies, draft visuals, or client previews, they’re already cutting production time in a big way.
If you’re a SketchUp user, I’ve also put together a separate guide focused on AI rendering tools for SketchUp—worth checking out.
In this article, I’ll walk you through my top picks for AI interior design renderers that work with designs from almost any CAD or 3D modeling software.
Let’s take a look.
Best overall: MyArchitectAI
Best free: SketchUp Diffusion
Best for floor plans: Getfloorplan
Best for homeowners and enthusiasts: Room AI
Best for creative exploration: Midjourney
Price: $29/month. Free plan available.
One of the easiest and fastest AI interior rendering programs on the market, MyArchitectAI will visualize your designs in under 10 seconds per scene without any specialized skills.
It handles lighting and texturing automatically, so all you need to do is upload the image of your CAD model or sketch and let the renderer do the rest.
MyArchitectAI has three rendering engines:
1. Accurate, which keeps the geometry, materials, and colors of your uploaded design unchanged and only adds realism. Recommended for final renderings.
2. Style transfer, which applies the style of a reference image to your design. Great for early ideation and rendering sketches and line drawings.
3. Enhance, which is a one-click post-processing button for quickly removing noise, blurriness, and imperfections, and fixing 3D people.
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Like most AI-powered interior renderers, MyArchitectAI runs in your browser, so you can use it on any device (even a Mac or an iPad) without having to worry about buggy installations or overloading your computer.
You can try it for free here.
Pricing: $25 per floor plan render and up. No free plan.
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Rendering floor plans is now also possible with AI, and Getfloorplan is one of the best programs for that.
How rendering floor plans in Getfloorplan works:
1. Upload your floor plan (in JPG/PNG/PDF format).
2. Select the room type and window view.
3. Choose your desired style (Scandy, Boho, England, Neutral, Modern, Japandi, Elegance, and American are available).
4. Your render will be ready in a couple of hours.
And if you need a more immersive experience, Getfloorplan also has a VR mode that lets you generate immersive virtual tours.
This AI interior rendering tool is straightforward to use, has a guaranteed turnaround time of 24 hours, and charges a fraction of the price you'd pay a 3D visualization firm.
Pricing: $49/month and up. Free trial available.
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Launched back in 2022, Veras is one of the first AI rendering tools on the market.
It has a wide range of customization options, such as geometry and material override, custom prompts, and prompt strength, and it can be used to render both interior and exterior scenes.
One of its standout capabilities is the render selection feature, which lets you render selected parts of the image while leaving the rest unchanged. Great for quickly swapping furniture and decor and adding entourage to the scene.
Veras seamlessly integrates with SketchUp, Archicad, Revit, Rhinoceros, and Vectorworks as a plugin but can also be used as a web app without any installations.
While it doesn't have a modern interface like most AI software in this list, don't let the old-school look fool you. Veras is a powerful AI renderer.
In February 2025, Veras was acquired by Chaos, the developer of V-Ray, Enscape, and other archviz tools.
Pricing: free for active SketchUp Go, Pro, or Studio subscribers
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SketchUp has its own AI rendering plugin called SketchUp Diffusion.
While users often complain about the results it produces, it's included in your SketchUp subscription, so it doesn't hurt to give it a try.
Here's how to render interior designs in SketchUp Diffusion:
1. Install the plugin from the Extension Warehouse.
2. Open your SketchUp model and activate the plugin from the "Extensions" menu.
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3. Describe your scene using a text prompt. Use this prompting guide if you've never done it.
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4. Pick a style preset if you'd like to achieve a specific aesthetic.
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5. Set the "Respect Model Geometry" and "Prompt Influence" values depending on how much artistic freedom you want to give to the AI.
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6. Click the "Generate" button to render your SketchUp model. The process usually takes 10-30 seconds.
Keep in mind that this extension is still in its early stages, and the colors and materials are not yet well-preserved in the renderings. That's why SketchUp Diffusion is currently only useful during the early ideation phase of a project, where it can generate multiple variations of your interior design rather than create a presentation-ready rendering.
Pricing: $9-$199/month. No free plan.
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Archsynth is an easy-to-use AI renderer used by interior designers, architects, realtors, and 3D artists that generates decently realistic renderings in 10-20 seconds.
It offers a comprehensive set of features, such as:
Archsynth doesn't have any integrations with CAD software, so you should export an image of your interior design and upload it into the web app.
Pricing: $20/month and up. Free plan available.
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LookX uses AI to visualize your interior designs quickly and easily.
It lets you experiment with different concepts based on your reference images using two modes:
LookX also lets you:
And if you're a SketchUp or Rhino user, LookX has plugins for these tools that let you render your CAD models right inside them.
Last but not least, LookX has a "Creations Plaza", a gallery of images and animations generated by other users, which lets you duplicate others' prompts and settings.
Pricing: $15/month and up. Free plan available.
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Architect Render is a simple AI tool that lets you render your interior designs using 3 settings:
It generates visualizations very quickly but doesn't have an accurate mode, so it's better used for generating concepts early on in the process.
Architect Render also has an AI virtual staging feature that allows real estate agents to declutter and virtually furnish empty rooms in their property listings.
Pricing: $29/month and up. No free plan.
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Room AI is an easy-to-use rendering tool for homeowners, real estate agents, and interior design enthusiasts.
There are two creation modes:
It comes with a wide range of presets for styles, color palettes, materials, and textures, which its AI engine uses to generate unique interior design ideas.
While Room AI is great for amateurs, it doesn't offer the control over details that interior design professionals need.
Pricing: $14.99 and up. Free plan available.
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AI TWO is an interior rendering AI software that's most useful at the early ideation stage of the design process.
Here are the main features offered by AI TWO:
The tool generates results in under 20 seconds but, unfortunately, doesn't have the precision needed to produce presentation-ready renderings.
Pricing: $10/month and up. No free plan.
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Last but surely not least, Midjourney.
While not a rendering program per se, Midjourney can be an invaluable tool in your interior design ideation process.
First, you can use the AI generator to quickly create unique interior design concepts based on text prompts, which can then be used as reference images in style transfer tools.
Second, you can use it to generate custom textures. This means you don't have to rely on third-party asset libraries anymore - you can create unique assets that match your vision exactly.
Here's a guide on writing Midjourney prompts to give you a head start.
Each of the tools above brings something different to the table.
For early concept development, Midjourney is a go-to for many designers — especially for building compelling mood boards quickly.
For photorealistic interior renders, MyArchitectAI and Veras stand out for their speed, accuracy, and visual quality.
And if you're looking to turn static renders into engaging walkthroughs, Getfloorplan makes that process fast and affordable.
Whichever tool you start with, the key takeaway is this: using AI now gives you a head start. AI technology is evolving fast — and the sooner you integrate it into your workflow, the more you’ll benefit as it improves.
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