GetRender is an AI architectural rendering and design platform that enables users to generate visual content from sketches, photographs, floor plans, and room layouts. The platform is designed for architects, interior designers, landscape architects, and design studios. Its primary function is to convert initial design inputs into rendered images in approximately one minute. The tool covers three main categories: architecture, interiors, and landscapes. For architecture, it supports sketch-to-render workflows, exterior studies, and facade material exploration. For interiors, it allows room redesign, virtual staging, and style exploration. For landscapes, it generates concepts for gardens, courtyards, and outdoor spaces, focusing on planting character, paths, and building-site relationships. Additionally, GetRender offers a floor plan tool for coloring line plans, changing layouts, converting plans to 3D views, and generating new plans from room lists. An enhance feature is available to sharpen detail and increase resolution for existing renders. The platform operates on a consistent workflow: the user uploads a sketch, photo, or floor plan, describes the desired visual outcome, and the AI generates the image. Users can search design tools by specific tasks, such as sketch rendering, room redesign, garden concepts, or render enhancement. Each tool set is tailored to the design phase. Architecture tools start from a sketch, model view, or building reference to explore facade materials, lighting, and atmosphere before detailed development. Interior tools begin with a room photo or reference to explore furniture, finishes, and lighting directions, while also enabling checking of room dimensions and furniture fit. Landscape tools emphasize exploration of planting, paths, and the building’s relationship to its site, with a note that visual concepts do not verify planting suitability, drainage, levels, or site constraints. The platform can alter geometry and proportions in generated imagery. Typical use cases include early architectural concept development, where an architect might test window rhythms and facade depths from pencil sketches before moving to software like Revit. The tool also supports construction conversations, property presentation, and client reviews by allowing comparison of layouts, materials, and styles. GetRender is accessible via its website at getrender.ai and does not require specialized hardware beyond a standard internet-connected device. The platform does not specify any file size or format limitations in the available content, but it accepts uploads of sketches, photos, and floor plans as input.