Direction before render.
Most AI render tools start with a prompt box. UnbuiltAI starts with a shot plan: scene type, composition, materials, lighting, model, and the failure checks to judge the result against — before a single credit is spent. Renders you reject are captured with reasons, so the studio learns your taste instead of repeating its mistakes.
Plan your first render free5 free AI images every week · no card required
Render
SketchDrag to compare — same villa, sketch in, photoreal render out.
Same villa — render to fly-through in one workflow.
Plan → Render → Judge → Learn.
Smart Mode is not a prompt enhancer — it is a planning layer that shows you the full shot before credits are spent. Rejects you log close the loop: your taste steers the next plan.
1 · Plan
Smart Mode reads your brief — then proposes the full shot.
Toggle Smart Mode and describe the job in plain language. Before any credit is spent, an AI planner reads your brief and references, picks the archviz scene type, and assembles a Shot Plan you confirm or edit.
- Scene type, aspect ratio, style, and resolution
- Model choice with a one-line why (Pro for hero boards, Turbo for drafts)
- Failure checks to judge the result against — warped geometry, glazing, material scale
2 · Render
One click executes the plan — not a guess at a prompt.
Confirm the plan and the studio renders per-tile prompts for multi-angle sets. Sketch-to-render preserves your massing and camera while upgrading materials and light.
- Up to 4K output · failed renders refunded automatically
- 5 free images every week (banked to 10)
- Touch up, upscale, and animate from the same render
3 · Judge
Reject with one tap — and name the failure mode.
Most tools throw away bad outputs silently. UnbuiltAI captures why you rejected a render using the same archviz vocabulary the plan warned you about.
- Warped geometry · wrong material scale · blown lighting · broken glazing
- Optional note for edge cases the chips do not cover
- Every reject is logged — this is the taste dataset
4 · Learn
Your next shot plan steers away from what you rejected.
When you plan again, Smart Mode injects your recent reject reasons into the planner. No black-box ML — your taste becomes context the AI must respect.
- Recent rejects for each scene type feed back into planning
- Prompt scaffolding avoids repeating the same failure modes
- The loop closes: plan → render → judge → better plan
Hover a step to explore · returns to Plan on mouse leave
Studio preview
Your brief
Twilight hero of a timber beach house — warm interior glow, blue-hour sky, client presentation board.
I'll render a twilight hero of the beach house — warm glazing glow against a blue-hour sky.
Model: Pro · 2 credits/image
Watch for: Unnatural lighting or blown exposure · Broken reflections or glazing · Warped or impossible geometry
1 · Plan
Smart Mode reads your brief — then proposes the full shot.
Toggle Smart Mode and describe the job in plain language. Before any credit is spent, an AI planner reads your brief and references, picks the archviz scene type, and assembles a Shot Plan you confirm or edit.
- Scene type, aspect ratio, style, and resolution
- Model choice with a one-line why (Pro for hero boards, Turbo for drafts)
- Failure checks to judge the result against — warped geometry, glazing, material scale
Six archviz scene types, planned like a studio would.
Finals and the rejects behind them.
Every published example ships with its rejected takes and why — the direction layer most render tools hide.
RenderSketchModern villa — sketch to render
Sketch → render
- Rejected: Framing or composition off-brief — First take dropped to eye level on a photographed sheet with a title block — brief was the render’s aerial camera, full-bleed. Re-planned and re-shot.
Styled
ClayInterior — clay to styled
Interior wide
- Rejected: Framing or composition off-brief — First take invented a different room — small window, wrong furniture. Re-anchored the plan to the real stair, glazing, and seating before re-shooting.
Twilight
OvercastTwilight render
Twilight / dusk
- Rejected: Framing or composition off-brief — First take swapped in a different building entirely. The re-plan named the sculpted roof, mesh skin, and reflecting pool so the shot stayed anchored.
Free every week. Credits when you need more.
5 free AI images land every week (max 10 banked). One-off packs — no subscription, credits valid 12 months.
Starter
A few sessions to try the studio.
$10
one-off80 credits
- ~80 quick (NB2 / 1K) images
- ~20 high-quality (Pro / 4K) images
- ~8 Fast 1080p videos (8s)
- ~3 three-shot Cinema drafts · one candidate/shot · balanced 8s cuts
Creator
A couple weeks of solo work.
$50
one-off400 credits
- ~400 quick (NB2 / 1K) images
- ~100 high-quality (Pro / 4K) images
- ~44 Fast 1080p videos (8s)
- ~9 five-shot Cinema sequences · one candidate/shot · balanced 8s cuts
Studio
A month of agency-pace output.
$200
one-off1600 credits
- ~1600 quick (NB2 / 1K) images
- ~400 high-quality (Pro / 4K) images
- ~177 Fast 1080p videos (8s)
- ~38 five-shot Cinema sequences · one candidate/shot · balanced 8s cuts
What is a shot plan?
Before rendering, Smart Mode reads your brief and proposes the full shot: scene type (exterior hero, interior wide, twilight, aerial…), aspect ratio, style, the model to render with and why, and the failure modes to check the result against. You confirm or edit the plan — nothing renders until you say so.
How is this different from ArchitectGPT, PromeAI, or Veras?
Those tools are render buttons — prompt in, image out. UnbuiltAI is a direction layer: it plans the shot first, renders second, and records why you rejected outputs so the next plan avoids those failures. The expensive step in AI visuals is knowing the shot before you spend credits — that is the part we automate.
Can it turn my sketch into a photoreal render?
Yes. Drop a hand sketch, SketchUp or Rhino screenshot, and the sketch-to-render scene type preserves your massing, openings, and camera while upgrading linework to photoreal materials and lighting. You can then brush-edit regions, upscale to 4K, and animate a fly-through.
What does it cost?
Every account gets 5 free AI images each week (banked up to 10), no card required. Premium models and 4K use one-off credit packs from $10 — no subscription, and failed renders are refunded automatically.