Generate Orthographic House Views

It takes one house image and generates four image outputs representing the house from each side in orthographic view. The saved example shows this one-input-to-four-output structure.

It is intended for people working with architecture and spaces who need multiple house views for review, discussion or presentation. It can be useful when one existing house photo is not enough to communicate the building from every side.

Prepare an image of a house to use as the recipe’s input. The recipe exposes one editable image input, which you can replace in Fuser with the house photo you want to use.

The recipe provides four image outputs showing orthographic views of the house from its sides. These outputs are intended to give a broader view of the same house than the single input image alone.

Yes. The exposed Image input can be changed in Fuser, allowing you to use another house photo for a new run. The saved page example remains the original connected input and output example.

The generated images can support early architecture reviews, client conversations, presentation preparation and comparisons of a house’s exterior sides. They should be treated as visual outputs for those discussions, not as additional measurements or technical documentation.