Floor Plan to Architectural Walkthrough

It uses an architecture plan and an architecture render to produce three outputs: an additional render, a close-up render, and an interior walkthrough video. Together, these outputs provide still and moving views of the architectural concept.

It is suited to people presenting or reviewing architectural spaces, including designers, visualization teams, and clients discussing a project. The outputs support both focused detail views and a broader walkthrough format.

Prepare two image inputs: an architecture plan and an architecture render. The plan provides the architectural source, while the reference render supplies a rendered view to use with it.

Yes. Architecture Plan and Architecture Render are exposed inputs that you can change in Fuser. A new input combination can be used to create another saved recipe run with the same three output types.

The saved example shows the two connected image inputs and their resulting additional render, close-up render, and interior walkthrough video. It represents one saved example rather than a live generation on this page.

The additional render and close-up render can support still-image reviews, while the interior walkthrough video can help communicate movement through the space. The architecture plan remains useful as source context alongside those outputs.

Yes. Its outputs include two images—an additional render and a close-up render—and one video: an interior walkthrough. The recipe is designed around combining a plan and a reference render into these three presentation formats.