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ArchiRise

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AI service for architecture firms that converts 3D renders and photos into realistic stills and videos suitable for client presentations.

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About ArchiRise

ArchiRise is an AI service for architecture professionals who want presentation-quality visuals without mastering a rendering package. It takes a 3D render or a photo and produces realistic images and videos that can be shown to clients, entered in competitions or posted on social networks.

The French-language site describes use cases such as presenting projects to clients during the design phase with renders exported from SketchUp, Revit, Rhino or ArchiCAD, generating an alternative in a few clicks when a client asks for another option, and improving completed projects that lack good images. A free beta and a seven-day free trial are mentioned, and the site has pricing and FAQ sections.

ArchiRise is a hosted commercial product. It suits small architecture firms and independent designers who need client-ready imagery quickly and do not want to spend time learning a full rendering workflow.

Key features

  • Turns 3D renders into realistic images
  • Creates videos from renders and photos
  • Works with SketchUp, Revit, Rhino and ArchiCAD output
  • Generates design alternatives in a few clicks
  • No rendering software to master

Good fit for

  • →Presenting design-phase projects to clients
  • →Improving visuals of completed projects
Tags
architecture
ai-rendering
visualization
3d-renders
video
design

ArchiRise: questions and answers

What is ArchiRise used for?
ArchiRise is an AI service for architecture firms that converts 3D renders and photos into realistic stills and videos suitable for client presentations. It is a good fit for presenting design-phase projects to clients and improving visuals of completed projects.
How much does ArchiRise cost?
ArchiRise is a paid product with no free plan.
Is ArchiRise open source?
No. ArchiRise is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Design category, open-source options include Penpot, Graphite and vue-fabric-editor.
What are some alternatives to ArchiRise?
ArchiRise competes with Archifruits.ai, ArchyBase and Artevia.

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