Turn any sketch, CAD export, or line drawing into a stylised conceptual render: watercolour, ink, marker, Bauhaus, and more. No rendering skills required.
8 conceptual styles · ready in under 60 seconds · no installs
No rendering expertise. No software to install. Just upload, pick a style, and download.
Drop in a CAD export, line drawing, sketch, or site photo. Conceptual styles work best on designs where you want to communicate intent without committing to final materials.
Pick from Watercolor, Pencil Sketch, Ink, Marker, Bauhaus, White Model, Collage, or Oil Painting. Each one softens realism to keep the focus on your design idea, not the finish.
Your stylised render is ready in under 60 seconds. Share in a PDF deck, a client email, or a planning board. No rendering experience required.
Pick the right visual language for your client, phase, and design intent.
Loose, raw, and open to change. Sketch-style renders invite feedback. Nothing looks locked in, everything feels like a direction worth exploring.
All about vibe. Ideal for early-stage design, public boards, and mood pitching, when you're selling a direction, not a specification.
Strong lines and hatching. Communicates form and structure with precision. Everything looks deliberate and thought-through.
Colourful, expressive, and slightly rough around the edges. Mimics the energy of a hand-drawn marker sketch straight from the design studio.
Bold geometry, flat colours, super-clean compositions. Perfect for concept portfolios, poster-style graphics, and presentations that need to feel architectural.
No materials, no colours, just clean geometry in soft shadows. The go-to for massing studies, site planning, and zoning conversations.
Real-world textures, cutout photos, and hand-drawn elements in a single frame. Handmade, playful, full of personality.
Soft lighting, diffused edges, rich layered textures. Great for showing atmosphere, seasons, and the emotional impact of a space.
A photorealistic render at the wrong stage sends the wrong message. Conceptual styles keep clients focused on the design, not the tile colour.
Early-stage clients fixate on the wrong details in photorealistic renders: the wrong rug colour, the wrong pendant light. A watercolour or sketch keeps them focused on massing, layout, and spatial feel.
Planning boards respond better to drawings that read as architectural documents, not CGI. Ink and pencil styles bridge the gap between sketch and polished without looking like a marketing render.
Collage and Bauhaus styles give your portfolio a distinct aesthetic that sets it apart from the sea of Lumion renders. Show you have an artistic sensibility, not just software.
8 conceptual styles. Under 60 seconds. No software to install.
