BasicsFebruary 15, 20264 min read

Getting Started with EazyRender

From zero to your first photorealistic render in 2 minutes. Everything you need to know to get started with EazyRender.

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EazyRender Team

February 15, 2026

Getting Started with EazyRender

Welcome to EazyRender! Whether you're an architect, interior designer, student, or just someone who wants to visualize a space - you're in the right place. This guide will get you from zero to your first photorealistic render in about 2 minutes.

What is EazyRender?

EazyRender is an AI-powered tool that transforms images of 3D models, floor plans, sketches, or screenshots into photorealistic architectural renders. No rendering software needed, no powerful computer required - it all runs in the cloud.

You can use it in two main ways:

  • Image Upload (Render Mode) - Upload a screenshot, floor plan, or any image of a space. The AI transforms it into a photorealistic visualization while preserving the layout and geometry.
  • 3D Model Upload - Upload a GLB, GLTF, OBJ, FBX, or DAE file from SketchUp, Blender, or other 3D software. Navigate the 3D viewer to find the perfect camera angle, then render.

Step 1: Create Your Account

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Go to app.eazyrender.com

Click "Get Started" or "Sign In" and continue with Google. The native iOS app also supports Apple and email sign-in.

2

Try a preview or choose credits

Eligible signed-in accounts can create one high-quality watermarked preview without a card or wallet credit. Clean renders use credits; one-time paid packs begin at $2 for 2 credits, and paid credits never expire.

3

You're ready to render!

That's it. No software to install, no plugins to configure. Everything works right in your browser.

Step 2: Your First Render

Option A: Upload an Image

This is the fastest way to get started. You can upload:

  • A screenshot from SketchUp, Blender, Revit, Archicad, or any 3D software
  • A 2D floor plan (from AutoCAD, hand-drawn, or any source)
  • A photo of an existing space you want to redesign
  • Any architectural image you want to enhance

Best formats

PNG and JPG work best. Aim for at least 1920px wide for the best quality results. The cleaner and clearer your image, the better the AI output.

Option B: Upload a 3D Model

If you have a GLB, GLTF, OBJ, FBX, or DAE file, you can upload it directly. EazyRender has a built-in 3D viewer where you can:

  • Orbit, pan, and zoom to find the perfect angle
  • Save camera positions for multiple renders
  • Render from any angle without re-uploading

Step 3: Edit Your Renders with Natural Language

Once you upload your image or set up your camera angle, just hit Render. The AI handles everything automatically - no prompts or style descriptions needed. You'll get a photorealistic result often in roughly 30 seconds, though queue and provider load can extend the wait.

After your render is ready, here's where it gets powerful: use the Edit feature to refine the result using natural language. You can write in any language - English, Turkish, Spanish, Arabic, Japanese - the AI understands them all.

Examples of what you can say in the editor:

Add furniture:

"Add a blue sofa in the living room"

Change materials:

"Change the floor to marble" or "Make the walls white"

Adjust the mood:

"Make it warmer with sunset lighting" or "Add indoor plants"

Iterate freely

Each edit uses one credit. You can keep editing the same render multiple times until it looks exactly the way you want. Think of it as a conversation with the AI - refine step by step.

Step 4: Download & Share

Once your render is ready, you can download it in high resolution. Use it for:

  • Client presentations
  • Portfolio pieces
  • Social media posts
  • Design competition entries
  • Marketing materials

What's Next?

Now that you've got the basics, check out these guides to level up:

  • What to Upload - Learn which types of images work best
  • Tips for Better Renders - Get the most out of every credit
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Ready to try it yourself?

Upload your first model or image and create a photorealistic render in the cloud.

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Credit packs begin at $2 for 2 renders.