Render two frames
One render where the walk starts and one where it ends, with the same materials and light.
From still to motion · 2 models
Architectural Walkthrough Video
Create short interior and exterior walkthrough clips
A walkthrough shows how spaces connect. Render the view where the walk starts and the view where it ends, give both to RenderChat, and describe the path between them to get a short walkthrough clip.
Kling O3 clip
Start and end frames
Start and end framesThe start and end frames (inset) and the Kling O3 clip made from it. Input is an AI-generated example.
Before you start
Prepare your start and end frames
Give a start frame and an end frame and create a short walkthrough clip that moves between them.
Keep the path short
A single room-to-room move works better than a long tour. Join clips for longer sequences.
Describe the path
Say where the camera walks: through the door, past the kitchen island, toward the window.
Choose a model
AI models for walkthrough videos
Every model below runs in the same RenderChat chat. Open a guide for model-specific steps, settings and briefs.
| Model | Maker | Resolution | Clip length | End frame | Plan | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kling O3 | Kuaishou | 720p | 3–15 s | Supported | Pro | |
| Seedance 2.0 | ByteDance | 480p · 720p · 1080p · 4K | 4–15 s | Supported | Pro |
Same input, different models
Compare the results
Each example uses the same start and end frames and the same brief, so the differences come from the model.
Walkthrough video
Kling O3 Architectural Walkthrough Video
Give a start frame and an end frame and create a short walkthrough clip that moves between them.
Read the guideWalkthrough video
Seedance 2.0 Architectural Walkthrough Video
Give a start frame and an end frame and create a short walkthrough clip that moves between them.
Read the guideExample briefs
Walkthrough video briefs to start from
Say what must stay first, then materials, light, setting and people.
Walkthrough from the start frame to the end frame: the camera walks slowly through the entrance hall, turns left past the staircase and stops facing the living room windows. Steady eye-level camera, soft daylight.
Walk up the garden path from the start frame toward the front door in the end frame. Slow, steady, eye-level camera, birdsong ambience.
Quality check
What to check in the result
- Rooms appearing between the frames that are not in your design.
- Consistent materials from the first frame to the last.
- Camera speed — slower moves look more architectural.
Guides by model
Architectural Walkthrough Video guides
FAQ
Architectural Walkthrough Video questions
Which AI model is best for walkthrough videos?
It depends on the brief and the look you want. Run the same start and end frames through two or three models — RenderChat lets you switch models in the same chat — and keep the one that respects your design best.
Do I need a 3D model to make a walkthrough?
You need the start and end views. They can come from any renderer or from RenderChat itself.
Will the spaces between the two frames match my design?
The model invents the in-between frames, so anything not visible in either frame is interpretive. Keep the path short and check the clip.
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Bring your start and end frames to RenderChat.
Upload your start and end frames, pick a model and describe the result you want.