ArchitectGPT is an online design platform that lets you upload photos or drawings of a space and generate refined architectural and interior design visuals quickly. It helps you explore layouts, styles, furniture arrangements, elevation looks, and enhanced previews of how a place could appear after changes.
ArchitectGPT is built for anyone who wants to visualize architectural or interior design ideas without traditional software complexity. You start by providing an image of a room, exterior, floor plan, or CAD export. Then you select from a range of design themes and options from minimalist modern to classical or rustic styles and the system produces high-quality renderings that reflect your choices. It supports transformations like virtual staging, automated colour palette extraction, furniture placement, and enhanced resolution up to 4K. The platform also includes tools for interpreting floor plans, converting sketches into photorealistic facades, and refining specific parts of a design through an editing interface. This makes it useful for architects, designers, real estate professionals, and homeowners alike, letting them preview changes before any physical work begins and reducing guesswork in planning stages.
Easy transformation of space photos into polished architectural visuals.
Wide range of design themes to apply to any room or building.
Supports uploads from CAD, sketches, or real photos for realistic previews.
Virtual staging lets users test furniture and layout ideas quickly.
Image enhancement and upscaling produce detailed presentations.
Helpful for client presentations, planning decisions, and marketing visuals.
Web-based access means no complex local software setup is needed
Some advanced features may require a paid subscription.
Visual results can vary based on the quality of input photos.
Fine-grain control over specific design elements is limited compared with pro CAD tools.
Large or complex floorplans may take extra time to render.
Editing tools aren’t as deep as standalone rendering suites.
Some users report a learning curve when choosing design options well.
Realistic lighting effects depend on photo quality and angle
