What changed in RenderPro, newest first.
The Info page now also leads to our TikTok account. On the dashboard, the two “First steps” films sit side by side, next to new showcase pictures, and “Start a render” shows as soon as you arrive. And when a new film lands on the Info page, a red badge on “Info” tells you.
No version to pick any more: each engine runs on the version that performs best for architecture, chosen by the team.
The “Assistant” button now opens a conversation with the team: ask your question, we answer in the same window and a notification lets you know.
The Settings page shows your plan and credits, your sign-up details (editable), the engine and version to use by default, the language, your sign-in methods and your latest payments. The version chosen for each engine is now kept on your account, on all your devices. Under each price, an approximate equivalent shows in your country’s currency; payment stays in FCFA. And a plan payment is confirmed even if you close the page before coming back to RenderPro.
Without a plan or with too few credits, the Image generator, your projects and Enhance now open in full: you prepare your render, and the plans show in a small window when you launch it. Visio and Pixel AI each have their own symbol. On a phone, sign-in and onboarding fit on a single screen. And the Info page leads to our WhatsApp channel (in French or English, following your language) and to our YouTube channel.
Each plan now gives credits for 30 days, at the same price (the details are on the Pricing page and in Subscription). An image is paid in credits according to its size, a little more at 4K, whether it comes from a render, Comment, Add or Enhance; the cost shows on the send button before you click, and a generation that fails is refunded. Your balance is at the top of every page. The renders you had left were converted into credits, with nothing lost.
Each image now has its own materials, at the top of a project’s right-hand column: they guide the engine for renders made from that image. Add a face and its material, edit it or hide it: a correction only changes the image it is made on. The old project sheet stays readable, folded away, without being applied to renders; to reuse one of its rows, attach it explicitly to an image. Automatic detection of each image’s materials will come later.
The Ambiance menu of the command bar now offers furnished 3D plan, labelled exploded axonometric, concept board, isometric model and sketch; with no ambiance you get a faithful photo render of your image. The day and night lights, exterior and interior, become four templates on the Image generator: hover one, click "Use this template", attach your image and go. "My images" is now the Gallery.
Eleven formats (including 16:9, 9:16, 4:3, 4:5 and 21:9) and 1K, 2K and 4K output are available on both engines, for generating as well as editing. Visio renders straight at the chosen size.
The Projects page becomes "My images": every image you uploaded, generated or enhanced, filtered by All, Uploaded, Generated or Enhance, to download or delete. Enhance has its own command bar to describe the improvement, and each item to improve takes a reference image. The Image page and a project share one layout, with the materials sheet and the tree on the right.
You no longer need a render to edit an image: pin it in the command bar, choose Comment and it opens large so you can place your comments, or Add to place an element from a photo of it. The project opens on the result. Ambiances are now shown as thumbnails, and on a phone the settings fold behind a single button.
The Subscription page shows your renders left and when your plan ends, the three plans side by side, then your payment history. A plan lasts 30 days, with no automatic charge.
The sidebar and the header now stay put when you change page: the page you pick is marked at once and only the content reloads. On Home, your figures sit in four cards, right under the title.
All your projects are gathered under "Projects", with search, sorting and category filters: exterior, interior, day, night, sketch, Enhance, edited. At the top of every page, a header holds your notifications, the language, your account and the renders you have left.
Everything happens in the bar: the Generate, Comment, Add and Enhance actions side by side, both engines always on show (Visio red, Pixel AI yellow), a paperclip to attach an image, shown as a thumbnail, and the number of variants. The "?" button opens the assistant.
Home now shows in a few seconds how a photo or a sketch becomes a render: attach the image, pick the ambiance (day, night, interior, exterior), generate.
The "Assistant" button (at the bottom of the sidebar, or under "More" on a phone) opens a chat that knows all of RenderPro: how to generate, comment on a render, pick an engine, use Enhance or read your plan. Its "Search" mode also answers architecture and materials questions, with sources.
"Retouch" becomes "Comment". Click the render where it should change, type the change in the bubble — up to 8 numbered comments — then "Apply". This mode always uses Pixel AI, the most precise at following localized instructions, and the material memory is updated after the edit.
A new page improves any render, even one made elsewhere, without touching the framing or the building: sharpness and detail, lighting, materials, sky and planting, life and atmosphere, at Subtle or Strong strength.
On a phone, the sidebar gives way to a floating bar at the bottom of the screen: Home, Image, Enhance and "More", plus a "+" button to start a new render in one tap.
Visio is red, Pixel AI is yellow, wherever an engine is shown: you can tell at a glance which engine made which render.
The top of the dashboard now shows a selection of RenderPro renders, one per ambiance, alongside the three steps of a render — from photo or sketch to the finished image.
"My projects" is now a dashboard: active plan, generations left this month with the renewal date, project count, renders generated and last activity — with the project list right below.
The mode is named after what it produces. Retouch and add-element are unchanged.
An examples page groups real renders by ambiance — exterior and interior, day and night, plus a sketch — so you can see what each preset produces before running your first render.