Pick the bird's-eye angle
A 30–45° oblique view shows both roofs and facades; a top-down view suits site plans.
For the image you need · 11 models
Create aerial and masterplan renders from site models
Masterplans and larger sites are hard to read from a model view: everything is the same grey. Export a bird's-eye view, describe the landscape, streets and surroundings, and RenderChat turns it into an aerial image people can understand.


Drag to compare the aerial or site model view with the GPT Image 2.5 render. Input is an AI-generated example.
Before you start
Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
A 30–45° oblique view shows both roofs and facades; a top-down view suits site plans.
Color roads, green space, water and buildings differently so the AI can tell them apart.
Say what lies beyond the site — a river, a dense city, farmland — so the edges feel real.
Choose a model
Every model below runs in the same RenderChat chat. Open a guide for model-specific steps, settings and briefs.
| Model | Maker | Output | References | Follow-ups | Plan | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GPT Image 2.5 | OpenAI | 1K | Supported | Continues the chat | Free | |
| Nano Banana Pro | 1K · 2K · 4K | Up to 14 images | Continues the chat | Pro | ||
| Nano Banana 2.1 | 1K · 2K · 4K | Up to 14 images | Continues the chat | Free | ||
| FLUX.2 Pro | Black Forest Labs | 1K | Up to 9 images | Fresh request | Pro | |
| Seedream 5.0 | ByteDance | 1K · 2K | Up to 10 images | Fresh request | Pro | |
| Kling O3 | Kuaishou | 1K | Up to 10 images | Fresh request | Pro | |
| Reve 2.1 | Reve | 4K | Up to 8 images | Fresh request | Pro | |
| Krea 2 | Krea | 2K | Up to 10 images | Fresh request | Pro | |
| Ideogram 4 | Ideogram | 1K · 2K · 4K | Up to 1 image | Fresh request | Pro | |
| GPT Image 2 | OpenAI | 1K | Supported | Continues the chat | Pro | |
| Nano Banana 2 Lite | 1K | Up to 14 images | Continues the chat | Pro |
Same input, different models
Each example uses the same aerial or site model view and the same brief, so the differences come from the model.

Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
Read the guide
Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
Read the guide
Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
Read the guide
Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
Read the guide
Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
Read the guide
Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
Read the guide
Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
Read the guide
Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
Read the guide
Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
Read the guide
Turn a bird's-eye site or masterplan model into an aerial render with landscape, streets and context.
Read the guideExample briefs
Say what must stay first, then materials, light, setting and people.
Photoreal aerial render of this masterplan model. Keep the building footprints, heights and street layout. Green roofs, tree-lined streets, a central park with a pond, a river along the south edge, dense existing city around, clear morning light.
Aerial render of this campus model at golden hour. Keep the layout. Pale brick buildings, lawns with paths, sports fields to the north, long soft shadows.
Quality check
Guides by model
FAQ
It depends on the brief and the look you want. Run the same aerial or site model view through two or three models — RenderChat lets you switch models in the same chat — and keep the one that respects your design best.
Yes, as an illustrative image. Small buildings may simplify, so check footprints and heights before using the image in a submission.
Yes for a top-down rendered site plan. For an oblique aerial, a quick 3D massing gives far more control.
More workflows
Upload your aerial or site model view, pick a model and describe the result you want.
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