Start with an image
Give an established landscape a clearer visual expression
Use an existing site image or landscape perspective as the basis for a rendering study. The landscape renderer offers site, light and presentation settings while prioritizing the source paths, terrain and boundaries. Use design tools when you want to explore a different activity layout.
What to explore
- Present an established path and planting layout with clearer material expression.
- Compare photographic realism with a watercolor presentation.
- Explore evening atmosphere around existing outdoor activity zones.
From a brief to a concept
Establish the scene
Upload the source and choose the appropriate landscape type and terrain setting.
Choose the expression
Set style, lighting and photographic, watercolor or sketch presentation. Add only necessary elements and purposes.
Review against the site
Generate and compare terrain edges, paths and planting positions before using the image in a discussion.
Try a design direction
Suggested brief
Render this same landscape perspective with realistic pale paving, restrained timber and layered planting in the existing beds. Keep terrain, path connections, building edges and camera unchanged. Use diffuse daylight and one coherent photographic scene, no added structures or text.
How to review the result
- Compare site levels, path endpoints and building relationships before judging the presentation style.
- Check that planting and lighting enhance the known layout instead of hiding its weak connections.
What the image cannot establish
- Rendering can move paths or reinterpret terrain even when preservation is requested.
- Plant appearance does not establish species suitability, seasonal performance, drainage or construction feasibility.
Questions about this workflow
Is a site photograph acceptable?
Yes, the scene renderer uses the first image as its source. Describe a rendering study and review any changes to existing features.
Can I change the site layout here?
The renderer prioritizes existing geometry. Use landscape design for a revised activity arrangement and proposal workflow.
Does watercolor mean a measured drawing?
No. It changes the presentation style, not the accuracy or construction status of the image.
Will the selected slope reshape the ground?
Match it to the visible site. Source preservation takes priority, and the output cannot validate earthworks.
Bring your own brief
Take a direction into the workspace, adapt it to your project and compare the result against your real constraints.