Save a scene
Set the camera you want and save it as a Scene. Camera ▸ Two-Point Perspective keeps verticals straight, which reads as architectural photography.
Reve · Reve 2.1 × SketchUp
Turn SketchUp views into photoreal renders with Reve 2.1 in RenderChat. Upload your SketchUp view, describe what you want, and refine the render in chat.

Drag to compare the input with an illustrative preview. Model-generated example coming soon. Input is an AI-generated example.
Before you start
SketchUp is quick to model in, but a screenshot still reads as a model. Export the scene, drop it into RenderChat and describe the materials, light and atmosphere you want. The AI uses your massing and camera as its starting point, and you refine the result through follow-up messages instead of setting up a renderer.
Set the camera you want and save it as a Scene. Camera ▸ Two-Point Perspective keeps verticals straight, which reads as architectural photography.
Pick a style with plain faces and thin edges, or switch edges off. Turn shadows on in the Shadows panel so the AI has a cue for light direction.
Hide guides, axes and section planes, then File ▸ Export ▸ 2D Graphic at 2000 px or wider. A screenshot works too, including from SketchUp Free.
How it works
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Save a scene, use a clean style and export the view. The checklist above has the details.
The start button on this page opens a new chat with Reve 2.1 selected. You can also pick it from the model menu in the composer.
Attach the image and say what must stay, then the materials, light, setting and people. Start from an example brief below.
Ask for changes in follow-up messages. Each Reve 2.1 request is sent fresh from your latest image, so repeat the constraints that matter.
Download the image at the resolution you chose (4K).
Example briefs
Copy a brief, paste it into RenderChat with your SketchUp view, and change the materials and mood to match your project.
Photoreal exterior render of this SketchUp model. Keep the building form, openings and camera. Light timber cladding, dark metal window frames, board-formed concrete base. Late-afternoon sun from the left with soft shadows, mature trees, two people walking.
Turn this SketchUp interior into a photoreal render. Keep the room layout and furniture positions. Oak floor, warm limewash walls, linen sofa, soft daylight through the windows, editorial interior photography.
Reve 2.1 in RenderChat
Reve's 2.1 image model. RenderChat sends it one complete edit request per render, at high resolution.
Quality check
Compare
RenderChat lets you switch models in the same chat. Run your SketchUp view through two or three and keep the result that respects your design best.
| 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 2.1This page | 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 |
More with Reve 2.1
FAQ
Reve 2.1 is available on the Pro plan. On the Free plan you can use GPT Image 2.5 and Nano Banana 2.1.
Reve 2.1 renders at 4K in RenderChat, with auto + 12 fixed ratios.
Yes. Each follow-up is sent to Reve 2.1 as a fresh request built from your latest image and instructions, so restate the constraints that matter.
Use the start button on this page — it opens a new chat with Reve 2.1 selected — or choose it from the model menu in the chat composer.
No. RenderChat works from an exported image of your SketchUp view, so any SketchUp version works, including SketchUp Free.
Your view is the starting point, not a constraint the AI is guaranteed to follow. Check edges, openings and proportions, and ask for corrections in chat. RenderChat is not a physically exact renderer.
Open RenderChat with Reve 2.1 selected, upload your SketchUp view and start from one of the briefs above.
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