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Metylabs

From raw model to presentation-ready render.

Your camera angle and layout stay exactly as you built them. Light and material improve.

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What stays, what improves, what you get back.

Preserved
  • Camera angle
  • Spatial composition
  • Layout relationships
Strengthened
  • Lighting
  • Materials and surfaces
  • Atmosphere and depth
Output
  • A presentation-ready image
  • High resolution
  • Usable in a client meeting

Three steps, and the design stays yours.

  1. Raw model view

    We start from your existing camera angle, spatial arrangement and layout. Nothing about the design is reinterpreted.

  2. AI-assisted rendering

    The scene is re-rendered with material, light, atmosphere and realism as the focus, and the composition held fixed.

  3. Presentation-ready output

    You receive a high-resolution image suitable for a client meeting or a concept presentation.

Three ways to direct it.

  • Analyse the scene

    Archpilot reads the image you supply: every surface, light source, material and camera angle. It works from that alone. Nothing is added and nothing is invented, which is exactly why the result still looks like your project.

  • Apply a reference

    Supply your scene plus a reference image for one element or material. Archpilot locates that element in the scene and replaces its form, colour and finish, leaving everything else as it was.

  • Work from a description

    No image, just a written brief. The more precisely a material is named, the more precisely the surface behaves. A honed Calacatta marble reads differently from the word marble.

Drag to compare. The composition never moves.

Retail interior

Raw model view of a symmetrical retail interior with a central product island and illuminated wall units.The same retail interior rendered with warm accent lighting, reflective floor and realistic product display materials.
The symmetrical layout, the central product island and the illuminated wall elements are unchanged; the scene gains atmosphere and retail-grade material realism.

Bedroom

Raw model view of a bedroom with a bed, desk, wardrobe wall, seating area and a forest-facing facade.The same bedroom rendered with soft daylight, textured fabrics, warm timber surfaces and a detailed forest view.
Bed, desk, wardrobe wall, seating area and the forest-facing facade are all preserved; fabric, timber and surface realism carry the difference.

Compact fast-food

Raw model view of a narrow fast-food interior with a service counter, orange accent wall and menu panels.The same fast-food interior rendered with defined material finishes, layered lighting and stronger spatial depth.
In a tight plan, the service counter, orange accent wall, seating arrangement and menu panels stay put while material, light and depth improve.

Cafe service area

Raw model view of a cafe service area with a stone-topped counter, a timber shelving wall, timber-framed seating and suspended pendant lighting.The same cafe service area rendered with realistic timber grain, believable stone and warm pendant light, its layout unchanged.
Stone counter, long bench seating, natural timber surfaces and suspended lighting are held; the room becomes more inviting and more believable.

Coffee shop

Raw model view of a coffee shop with timber dividers, lounge seating groups and a dark ceiling.The same coffee shop rendered as a finished commercial interior with brand-level atmosphere and material detail.
Timber dividers, lounge seating groups, the dark ceiling plane and the linear flow of the space are preserved; the result reads as a commercial interior presentation.

What we need from you

  • A raw model view: a SketchUp or CAD viewport export with colours and materials assigned, not a plain white clay render
  • Optionally, a reference image of the furniture piece, material or texture you want changed
  • Optionally, a short note on which part of the scene should carry the emphasis

Process and delivery

  • Send the image. Preparing the format is our job, not yours
  • Roughly one business day of processing per image
  • Delivered as a high-resolution, presentation-ready file
  • One free revision per image if the result is not right

What Archpilot does not do.

Archpilot raises the visual quality of a scene you have already built. It does not change the design decision underneath it.

Questions we get asked.

Does Archpilot change my design?
No. The camera angle, spatial composition and layout relationships in your model are preserved. What changes is lighting, material and atmosphere: the presentation quality, not the design decision.
What kind of image do you need from me?
A SketchUp or CAD viewport export with colours and materials already assigned. A plain white clay render does not carry enough information about your intent, so results from one are much weaker.
How long does one image take?
Roughly one business day per image. If a result is not right, one revision per image is included and comes back on the same kind of turnaround.
Can you replace a specific piece of furniture or a material?
Yes. Send a reference image of the piece or texture alongside your scene and name the element and where it sits. Everything you do not name stays exactly as it was.
What is not included?
3D modelling from scratch, changes to the architectural project or plan, and any structural or engineering calculation. Archpilot raises the visual quality of a scene you have already built.

Send us one model view.

Tell us roughly how many images you expect per month and we will come back with scope, turnaround and a quote. More examples available on request.

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