AI enhancement upscales your architectural renders to professional presentation quality, adding realistic material textures, sharpening details, and reconstructing missing information. This means you can create draft renders faster and enhance them to client-ready quality in seconds—saving time while maintaining geometry.

Yes! Krea offers free AI image upscaling and enhancement. You can upscale and enhance several architectural renders per day at no charge—enough to experiment with different settings and see the quality for yourself before committing to a paid plan.

Enhancement typically takes from a few seconds to about a minute, depending on the resolution you're targeting, the model used, and current server load. Most architectural renders are ready for presentation in under a minute, much quicker than traditional rendering software like Lumion or Enscape.

AI-powered upscaling works excellently for:

Architectural renders from 3D software like Revit, SketchUp, 3ds Max, or Blender
Interior design visualizations
Exterior architectural renders and facades
Landscape architecture visualizations
Conceptual design sketches and drawings
Construction documentation images
Walkthrough and flythrough video animations

AI upscaling can significantly improve draft renders by adding realistic material textures, sharpening architectural details, and reducing noise. However, it works best on renders that have good composition and lighting. The AI intelligently fills in details based on architectural patterns, making moderately detailed drafts client-ready while maintaining design intent.

Yes! You can queue multiple renders—whether different views of the same project or multiple projects entirely. This is perfect for preparing comprehensive presentation packages with consistent quality across all visualizations.

Absolutely! Users of any of our paid plans get full commercial rights to use Krea outputs. This means you can use enhanced renders in client presentations, marketing materials, project proposals, portfolios, and any commercial work—as long as you have the rights to use the original render commercially.