3D Screenshot to Interior Render

It is intended for architecture and interior design work that already has a 3D environment screenshot and a reference image. It can help designers, visualizers, and project teams explore how an existing space might be rendered toward a chosen reference.

Prepare an image showing your 3D environment and an image that represents the space or visual direction you want to reference. You can also add optional text prompt guidance for extra details or instructions about what to avoid.

The recipe produces one generated image. The 3D screenshot provides the existing environment, while the reference image and optional prompt guide how the space is rendered.

Yes. The exposed inputs can be changed in Fuser: replace the 3D Screenshot, choose a different Reference Image, or edit the optional Prompt. The saved page example uses its saved inputs; a new run can use the inputs you provide.

It is suited to architecture and interiors, including early design studies, reference-led visual exploration, and presentation concepts based on an existing 3D environment. It is most relevant when you have both a model screenshot and a visual reference to work from.

Use a screenshot of the 3D environment you want to render. The clearer the screenshot communicates the relevant space, the more directly it can serve as the starting image for the recipe.

The prompt provides additional guidance when the two images alone do not express every requirement. You can use it to add details, be more specific, or tell the recipe to avoid certain changes.