ArchVizr converts architectural source drawings into photorealistic renders without changing the building’s geometry or camera. It accepts hidden-line exports from SketchUp, Revit elevations, Rhino screenshots, CAD exports, massing views, and sketches on tracing paper. Users can specify materials such as brick, cedar, corten, concrete, glass, or stone, then apply style references, moodboards, seasons, sun angles, and times of day. Exterior, interior, landscape, and sketch-to-render workflows are available. The platform can add planting, paving, boundary treatments, and neighboring context to site scenes. Multiple frames can be generated from one drawing with consistent materials and lighting. Fast mode produces an initial frame in about 20 seconds, while Best mode takes closer to two minutes. Downloads are available in full resolution on paid plans.