AI for Architecture

Krea turns early ideas into clear visual directions in seconds. Instead of waiting for a polished render at the end of a design phase, you can make intent visible earlier, to align clients, surface disagreement, and show how a direction might feel before it is fully modeled. It supports your early visual thinking; it does not replace your CAD, BIM, or final production renders.

Yes. Krea offers free AI image generation and enhancement. You can produce and refine several visuals per day at no charge, which is enough to test the workflow on a real project before moving to a paid plan.

Most visuals are ready in a few seconds to about a minute, depending on resolution, model, and server load. That speed is the point: when imagery is fast enough to inform a live conversation, it becomes a working instrument inside the design process rather than something that arrives too late.

It works well for early-phase communication: concept directions, mood and atmosphere studies, material exploration, option studies, and client alignment.

You can start from sketches or renders out of tools like Revit, SketchUp, 3ds Max, or Blender, and it also handles interiors, exteriors, landscape architecture, and walkthrough or flythrough video.

Yes. Krea is built for the early phase, when the design is not fully resolved. It adds clarity, material, and atmosphere to rough visuals so an idea reads clearly, while leaving the architectural decisions to you. A convincing image still has to be a useful, plausible architectural image, and that judgment stays yours.

Yes. You can generate and queue multiple directions, whether different routes for one space or several projects, so you can compare options in a single review and keep the conversation focused on design direction.

Yes. Paid plans include commercial rights to use Krea outputs in client presentations, project proposals, marketing materials, and portfolios, as long as you have the rights to use the original imagery commercially.