From a landscape sketch to a clear scene render
Use a rough landscape drawing as the design seed and transform it into a clear finished visualization — explore planting, paving and atmosphere before you commit.
A sketch in. Concept renders out.
Your landscape linework becomes explorable scene directions, then a set you can present.
A rough landscape or site scene sketch.
Generate the scene in different planting and light.
Expand the chosen scene into a consistent set.
See the Workflow Run
The workflow behind this solution — connected nodes you can run.
How it works
A controllable path from a landscape sketch to a presentable scene visualization — the rough drawing stays the seed, so the layout and horizon lines are carried through.
Start from your landscape sketch
Drop in the rough site or scene drawing you want to visualize.
Explore scene directions
Render the landscape in different planting, paving and seasonal light to compare.
Build a concept set
Take the scene you like into a consistent set of views to present.
What you can present
Landscape concept renders
Your site sketch, visualized as a finished scene.
Planting & light options
Planting, paving and seasonal directions to compare before you commit.
Consistent landscape set
Matching scene views for a board or client review.
Who this is for
Landscape architects
Show a scene idea convincingly before detailed design.
Urban designers
Visualize public-realm scenes straight from a sketch.
Design students
Turn studio landscape sketches into presentable concepts.
Frequently asked questions
Turn your next landscape sketch into a render
Render a scene sketch and present a landscape set, fast.
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