Your sketch becomes the client-ready render.

It turns design inputs — sketches, CAD screenshots, massing models, reference images — into architectural visualizations. In Krea, you describe what you need in plain language. Krea Agent picks the models, generates the options, and refines the ones you choose.

Give it the sketch, model screenshot, or approved render and say what must hold: footprint, openings, roofline, camera. Krea Agent keeps those fixed while it explores materials and atmosphere. Check the result against your drawing before it goes to a client.

Yes. Add the drawing as a reference, describe the materials, light, landscape, and level of realism, and ask for a presentation-ready image.

Yes. Keep the approved view as the reference and ask for a set of cladding, facade, or landscape directions. Compare them side by side and refine only the strongest.

Yes. The selected view stays as the composition. Ask for daylight, dusk, rain, or snow, and the design does not start over.

Yes. Provide the site photograph and a massing or model view, then describe placement, scale, camera match, landscaping, and atmosphere. Refine against both references.

Krea Agent chooses from the image, video, editing, and enhancement models in Krea based on the task. Different stages of one project can use different models.

Yes. Briefs, site images, drawings, references, and approved outputs live in a shared team library, so everyone works from the same material.

Yes. Ask Krea Agent to save a repeated process as a workflow: a model screenshot into a fixed set of material studies, or approved views exported in several atmospheres.

Yes. It changes materials, landscape, lighting, weather, or context in place, working from your existing image and project references.