Upload your SketchUp, ArchiCAD or Revit model and get a photoreal image back in minutes — Georgian sandstone, colonial weatherboard and corrugated-iron roofs read exactly as you drew them. It's built for the steep sites and the low southern light that make Hobart hard to render by hand. From A$1.50 an image, free to try, no card.
Free to try — no card. Then A$1.50 a render, credits never expire.
Drag in a model view — or send it straight from the free SketchUp, ArchiCAD or Revit plugin with one click.
Photoreal, golden hour, dusk, or a concept style. Set the sun, the time of day, the mood — no scene setup.
A magazine-grade render in seconds. Relight, restyle, add interiors or landscape, and download. Priced per render.
A Hobart visualisation studio will usually quote somewhere between A$180 and A$750 per image and take three to seven days to turn it around. When you're chasing a heritage referral or answering a council RFI, that's a long wait for a single frame — and a costly one if the client wants the roof pitch or the sandstone coursing changed. SilpuAI renders the same view in minutes for A$1.50, so you can test the coursing, the glazing and the fall to the water before you commit to anything.
| Outsourcing (the old way) | SilpuAI Studio+ YOU | |
|---|---|---|
| Turnaround | 3–7 days | ✓Seconds |
| Cost per image | A$180–A$750 | ✓A$1.50 |
| Revisions | Paid, another wait | ✓Instant, as many as you like |
| Design accuracy | Depends on the brief | ✓Locked to your model |
| Who's in control | Someone else's queue | ✓You, at your desk in Hobart |
SilpuAI renders your design, not its imagination. Your Georgian sandstone stays sandstone — not rendered brick or painted board — and your convict-era coursing keeps its real joints. A colonial weatherboard cottage holds its board-and-cover rhythm, corrugated iron stays corrugated instead of flattening into plain sheet, and a steep Battery Point block keeps its fall to the Derwent rather than being levelled into a flat pad. The tool lights and textures exactly what you modelled; it won't invent a verandah you never drew or swap your Tasmanian oak for render. What you draw beneath kunanyi is what stands.
“Render exactly as modelled” isn't a setting. It's the whole point.
A Hobart visualisation studio typically charges A$180–A$750 per image with a three-to-seven-day turnaround. SilpuAI renders from A$1.50 per image in minutes. Your first renders are free — no card required, and your credits never expire.
It renders what you modelled — your sandstone, weatherboard and roof pitch as drawn. That said, AI can drift, so always check the render against your drawings before you rely on it for a client or a planning submission. If a course or a window looks off, just re-render — at A$1.50 an image it costs almost nothing to get it right.
Yes. Export a view from SketchUp, ArchiCAD, Revit or any modelling tool and upload the image — SilpuAI lights and textures it into a photoreal render. There's no plugin to install and nothing to re-model.
That's exactly what it's built for. Georgian sandstone, colonial weatherboard, corrugated-iron roofs and a steep fall to the Derwent all render true — useful when your block sits in a City of Hobart heritage overlay or a Battery Point precinct. The low southern light reads the way it really does over kunanyi rather than as a generic sunny glow.
No. SilpuAI is an online tool you run yourself on your own project — it was built by a practising designer, but you upload your own model and render it in minutes from anywhere in Tasmania. There's no studio booking and no local queue to join.
Upload a view from your SketchUp, ArchiCAD or Revit model and watch your sandstone, weatherboard and Derwent outlook come to life in minutes. From A$1.50 an image, free to try, no card, and your credits never expire. Whether it's a Battery Point renovation or a new build on a steep Sandy Bay block, render it true before it goes to the Hobart City Council.
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