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AI image generation for interiors (in development)

This feature is in development and not available. Planned tools include furnishing an empty room photo, turning a sketch into a rendered image, relighting, and removing or replacing objects. Today, Image Lab offers manual photo adjustments.

In developmentThis page describes a feature that is being built. It is not available yet; the links below go to what works today.

Can I generate interior images with AI in Arcvelle?

Not yet. AI image generation is in development: planned tools include furnishing, restyling, sketch to render, relighting, inpainting and object removal. None is available today. When they ship, every output will be labelled as AI-generated concept imagery. For now, Image Lab provides manual adjustments and Arcvelle Studio renders real 3D designs.

What it will do

Planned features

  • Planned: sketch to render

    Intended to turn a hand sketch into a shaded concept image. This is in development and not available.

  • Planned: relight, inpaint and remove

    Intended to change the lighting of an image, replace a selected area, or take out an unwanted object. None of these works yet.

  • Planned: labelled output

    Every generated image will carry a label identifying it as AI-generated concept imagery.

  • Available now: Image Lab looks

    Apply named looks and fine-tune warmth, saturation and vignette, then compare with the before-and-after slider.

  • Available now: renders of real designs

    Render stills up to 4K from a 3D design in which every room and piece of furniture has measured sizes.

How to

What you can do today

  1. Step 1: Render or choose a photo

    Export a still from Arcvelle Studio, or start from a photograph of your own.

  2. Step 2: Adjust in Image Lab

    Correct exposure and contrast, warm or cool the image, and add sharpening where it helps.

  3. Step 3: Export the result

    Save the adjusted image to your device for a presentation or to share.

Step-by-step guide: Image lab

Use cases

Who it is for

  • Consistent presentation images

    Use Image Lab looks today to give a set of renders the same tone across a presentation.

  • Early concept sketches

    Once available, sketch to render is meant to help explore an idea before modelling it. Today, block it out in Arcvelle Studio instead.

  • Tidying room photos

    Planned object removal is aimed at clearing clutter from photos. Until it ships, Image Lab handles exposure and colour only.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Why will AI images be labelled?

Generated images can show furniture, light and proportions that do not exist or would not fit. A clear label makes it obvious that the picture is concept imagery for inspiration, not a record of a real space or a buildable design.

Is any AI image feature available now?

No. All of the AI image tools described on this page are in development. Image Lab is available and works with manual adjustments only.

Can Image Lab handle large photos?

Yes. Image Lab is built to work on large photos without freezing the page, and its before-and-after slider updates as you adjust. Processing happens in your browser.

How is this different from Arcvelle's 3D rendering?

A 3D render is drawn from a design you built, so every wall and object has real dimensions. AI generation, when available, will produce a plausible picture from a prompt or an image without an underlying model of the room.

Will the AI image generator cost money?

No pricing has been decided for tools still in development. Image Lab and the rest of Arcvelle's current tools cost nothing today and do not ask you to register.

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