AI renders that keep your SketchUp geometry.

Turn a SketchUp view into a render you can show a client. Walls, doors and windows stay where you drew them, and every material renders as the one you assigned.

Early access is free. We will only email you about Holdform.

What goes wrong with one-click AI renders

• Walls bend, and doors and windows appear or disappear.
• The oak floor you picked comes out as concrete.
• Living room and kitchen of the same project look like two different designs.
• A failed generation still uses up your credits.

How Holdform works

• Geometry lock. A SketchUp extension sends your line drawing along with the view, so the render follows your model's structure instead of guessing it.
• Your materials. Each SketchUp material is exported as its own region and its name goes into the prompt: "Oak floor" is rendered as oak, "Microcement" as microcement.
• One look across views. Pin a style reference per project so several views read as one design.
• Failures are free. A failed render is refunded, and the plan page says how many renders you get per month.

Who it is for

Independent interior designers and small studios who model in SketchUp and need quick renders for client talks and option comparison. It does not replace V-Ray or Enscape for final images.

Status

Holdform is in early development. The SketchUp extension exports the three inputs today; the rendering service is being built and tested against other tools. Nothing is for sale yet, and the waitlist decides what we build first.