ReRender AI

The free trial allows 3 renders a day at standard image quality with simple lighting effects. Every free render is watermarked, marked for non-commercial use and shared to the public gallery. That is enough to judge whether ReRender keeps a design intact, but not to deliver an image to a client.

The terms go further than the pricing card. Output made on free or trial accounts, or outside a paid private-rendering feature, may appear in public galleries, community pages, ads, product demos and social posts. ReRender advises against confidential client renders on a free account unless the service clearly marks the render as private.

Editorial assessment

The free trial suits checking one design direction, while any image that leaves the studio needs Pro or a Team plan. The pricing page ties watermark-free output, private rendering and full commercial usage rights to paid plans, and the free card says non-commercial use. Pro also adds 4x upscaling, prompt-based controls and SketchUp plugin support.

The FAQ lists commercial uses for owned renders, such as competitions, planning submissions, client decks, proposals and marketing. Read that list together with the plan card: the rights belong to renders made under a plan that includes commercial use. Keep a record of the plan that was active when a client image was generated.

The FAQ says the shape, proportions, layout and materials of the model stay the same, and the result is a photorealistic render of that design. Changing a material or style is a separate step with the editing tools, and furniture is added through virtual staging rather than the main render.

The terms add limits that matter for architecture. Output may be inaccurate or similar to what other users receive, and the service is not a substitute for architectural, engineering, construction, code-compliance or real estate advice. Check window counts, openings and material joints against the model before an image goes into a planning or sales document.

Stylefie says it does not use uploads, designs, plans, sketches, prompts, references, client materials or outputs to train, fine-tune or improve generative models it develops or controls. The same section says content may be sent to third-party AI model providers, whose own terms decide how they handle it; ReRender does not promise that those providers will not train on it.

The terms also forbid uploading client materials, plans, logos or copyrighted works without the necessary rights and consents. Deleted content may remain in backups, logs or security records for a limited period. For unreleased projects, crop out title blocks, client names and site addresses before uploading a view.

Team costs $55 a month on monthly billing or $46 a month on annual billing and includes all Pro features plus centralized billing, email invites, role and seat management, shared projects and team moodboards. The card does not state whether the price covers one seat or a whole workspace, so confirm the invoice before adding members.

Student costs $9 per two weeks or $180 for the first year and carries the same Pro features, but signup needs a valid education email. Controls such as single sign-on, audit logs, configurable retention, data isolation or regional hosting are described as available only where the plan or a separate agreement includes them.

Pro annual billing is a one-time $450 charge for the first year, $90 less than twelve monthly payments of $45. The page describes it as a first-year price and does not show the renewal amount. The Student annual plan works the same way at $180.

The terms make every purchase final and non-refundable unless the law or a separate written agreement requires otherwise, and credits or paid features may expire under plan rules shown at checkout. Use the free daily renders to check whether the design is preserved before paying, and prefer a monthly Pro cycle for a single project.

1. Export a 1600-pixel-wide screenshot from the model and count the windows, doors and material zones.
2. Upload it, choose an exterior style and render once without a text prompt.
3. Render the same view a second time to see whether the result is consistent.
4. Download both results and compare openings, roof line and material boundaries with the screenshot.
5. Note how many of the 3 daily renders the test used.

Accept renders that keep all 12 windows, the entrance and the material change in place, with the watermark as the only addition. Reject added or removed openings, a changed roof line or swapped materials. No render or comparison is reported until the exercise is run.

For concept images from a text prompt rather than an existing model, compare Midjourney and Leonardo AI. For editing an existing photo with generative fill, see Adobe Firefly.