Turns a SketchUp, Revit or Blender model into photoreal architectural renders and flythrough video, billed in credits.
Vibe3D takes a massing model or viewport capture out of Archicad, Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, Vectorworks, Chief Architect, 3ds Max or Blender and returns a photoreal architectural render without prompt writing or a render farm. It also produces cinematic walkthrough videos and can retouch existing renders. Everything runs in the browser at app.vibe3d.ai and is metered in credits: a high-fidelity render costs one, a HyperReal render four, a HyperReal edit two, and flythrough video burns a credit per second of output. Plans run from 19 to 79 dollars a month with a 9-dollar student rate. No legal entity is named on the site, only a contact address.
Starter 19 dollars a month for 75 credits, Pro 39 for 300, Studio 79 for unlimited credits, plus a 9-dollar student rate requiring a .edu or .ac address. One-time pay-as-you-go credit packs are advertised without prices. A free entry point is offered before any card.
Use tool ↗The workflow is the selling point: you stay in your CAD tool and hand Vibe3D the model instead of learning prompt syntax or a render engine. Video is where the credit maths bites, because a credit per second means a 30-second flythrough eats a third of the Starter plan's monthly allowance in one go. It is also very new and publishes no company details, so treat the usage claims at arm's length.
Watch out: Unlimited credits only appear on the 79-dollar Studio plan. Starter's 75 credits is roughly a minute of flythrough video.
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