In development
AI enhancement for 3D renders (in development)
This feature is in development. It is planned to take a render from Arcvelle Studio and add photographic detail to materials and light. It is not available; today you can render at up to 4K and refine images in Image Lab.
In developmentThis page describes a feature that is being built. It is not available yet; the links below go to what works today.
Can Arcvelle make my renders look more realistic with AI?
Not yet. AI render enhancement is in development and not available. It is intended to add photographic detail to renders from Arcvelle Studio, with results labelled as AI-generated concept imagery. Today, render at up to 4K with lighting presets, ambient occlusion and bloom, then adjust exposure, contrast and warmth in Image Lab.
What it will do
Planned features
Planned: detail on top of your render
The enhancer is meant to keep your composition while adding texture and lighting detail. It is in development and not available.
Also in development: path tracing
Photoreal path-traced rendering, a non-AI route to more realistic light, is being developed separately. It is not available yet either.
Available now: 4K output
Render stills at Full HD, 2K or 4K (3840 × 2160) on your own device, with no upload.
Available now: lighting and grades
Golden hour or evening with lamps on, combined with a colour grade, already changes the character of a render considerably.
Available now: Image Lab finishing
Sharpen, add a vignette and balance warmth by hand, checking each change against the original with a slider.
How to
What you can do today
Step 1: Render at a large size
Export a 4K still from a saved view with the lighting preset that suits the room.
Step 2: Finish in Image Lab
Adjust exposure, contrast, warmth and sharpening, or apply one of the named looks.
Step 3: Compare and export
Use the before-and-after slider to judge the changes, then save the finished image.
Step-by-step guide: Image lab
Use cases
Who it is for
Final client images
Today, combine 4K renders with Image Lab adjustments to produce stills for a presentation.
Consistent sets
Apply the same named look to every render in a project so the images read as one set.
Future: a quick realism pass
When available, the enhancer is intended for adding texture to concept renders. It cannot be used yet.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Will the enhancer change my furniture or layout?
The aim is to keep the composition of your render, but AI image models can alter details. That is one reason enhanced images will be labelled as AI-generated concept imagery, while your original render remains the accurate record.
What is the difference between AI enhancement and path tracing?
Path tracing simulates how light bounces around the scene, producing realism from the 3D model itself. AI enhancement would add detail to a finished image by prediction. Both are in development, and neither is available today.
How can I get better-looking renders today?
Pick the lighting preset that suits the room, keep ambient occlusion on for contact shadows, choose a colour grade and render at 4K. Then fine-tune exposure and warmth in Image Lab.
Where are my renders processed?
On your own device. Arcvelle Studio renders in the browser and Image Lab edits in the browser, so neither sends your images to a server.
When will the render enhancer launch?
No date has been set. This page will state plainly when the enhancer can be used; until then, treat it as a planned feature only.
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