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Choose an individual plan if:

  • You work alone
  • You create occasional or moderate AI visualizations
  • You want affordable monthly access
  • You do not need team management

Choose an organisation package if:

  • Multiple people will use VizMaker
  • You need large rendering or AI generation volumes
  • You run client projects commercially
  • You need scalability and structured deployment

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What is Vizmaker?

Your ideas, rendered instantly

Create stunning AI images with a fast, visual workflow.

Drop an image, paint a mask, write a prompt – and watch results appear instantly

VizMaker is a desktop app for AI-assisted image creation. Start with any photo, sketch, or blank canvas-then guide the model with natural prompts. A visual node editor keeps your workflow organized, while built-in tools let you draw masks, compare results side-by-side, and preview at full quality. Most actions run locally for speed; online generation uses secure credits so you pay only for what you use. Designed for creators who want power without the learning curve.

Fully integrated with 3ds Max, Revit, SketchUp, ArchiCad and Rhino

Functions

  • 3ds Max, Revit, SketchUp integrations
  • Visual node editor: select, move, and connect steps
  • Prompt-based AI image generation
  • Side-by-side Compare
  • High-quality zoom/preview
  • Video preview support
  • Prompt presets and render options panel
  • Drag & drop image import
  • Draw tab with mask/brush tools
  • You work alone
  • You create occasional or moderate AI visualizations
  • You want affordable monthly access
  • You do not need team management

Work in VizMaker is based on nodes

Thanks to this, the workflow is highly efficient, multi-layered, and parallel allowing you to work on several projects at the same time.

Instead of a traditional layer-based approach, VizMaker uses a node network to organize your creative process.
  • Visual Organisation: The node editor allows you to keep complex workflows organized by visually linking different operations.
  • Integrated Controls: Users can connect nodes for prompts, drawing masks, and comparing results side-by-side.
  • Seamless Integration: It is designed to work directly with professional design environments like 3ds Max, Revit, and SketchUp without needing to export files.
Vizmaker nodes explained

Why Nodes?

  • Efficiency: A node-based system provides a highly flexible way to build complex, layered effects that can be easily rearranged or adjusted without the limitations of a linear timeline.
  • Advanced Control: For architectural and design professionals, this allows for rapid testing of multiple style variants, lighting changes, and material updates.
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PRODUCT GUIDE – TABLE OF CONTENTS
  • 1. INTERFACE AND SETTINGS
  • 2. USE CASES
  • A. Image editor
  • B. Image creator
  • C. Image upscaler
  • D. Video creator
  • E. 3D Model creator
  • 3. SUMMARY
Adding objects from photos
DRAW PANEL METHOD
  • 1. Upload the image and click on it.
  • 2. Click the Draw option.
  • 3. Click the Enlarge option.
  • 4. Using Paste or by dragging onto the screen, add the image of the object you want to place in the scene.
  • 5. Select the Nano Banana 2 engine (it works the best!).
  • 6. You can choose the desired image resolution and change aspect ratio.
  • 7. Enter the prompt- in this case, we will replace the existing sofa in the interior with the sofa from the second reference image.
  • 8. Click Make.
  • 9. Turn off the Enlarge mode.
Image upscaler
The Image Upscaler option is used to increase image resolution and overall realism. You can enhance renders, photos or graphics by adding micro-details, improving sharpness of materials, refining lighting and achieving a more photorealistic surface quality.

Available engines

Pro Upscaler | Magnific Creative | Magnific Precision v2
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  • 1. Select Image Upscaler.
  • 2. Choose the engine and adjust the parameters individually or leave them at default.
  • 3. Click the Upscale preset (you can also write your own prompt, but in most cases the preset is fully sufficient).
  • 4. Click Make.
  • 5. To compare the results side-by-side, right-click on the first image and choose Compare A, then right-click on the image after using Upscaler and choose Comp
  • 6. To enlarge the view, click Enlarge.
  • Move the white vertical line across the image to compare the results.