Six modes,one atlas.
The Atlas is a node-based AI workspace for architects where every render, preset, and export lives as a node, and outputs of one operation become inputs of the next. Renovato's six modes — image-to-image, image-to-video, image-to-3D, floor plan AI, the Studio editor, and the Agent chat — all read from the same atlas, with one credit pool, one source render, and a lineage graph that links every variant back to the brief.
How it works
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Drop a source render
Drag any architectural image into the canvas — Vray, Octane, sketch, photo, or floor-plan elevation. It becomes a source node every other node can read.
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Branch through presets
Connect a preset node — relight, season, populate, material, motion. The output appears as a new node downstream. Branch as many parallel variants as you want from the same source.
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Re-route, re-run, replay
Swap the source render and every downstream node updates. Replay the chain on a new project. Share the atlas as a read-only public link — clients pan, zoom, and inspect the full graph.
Presets in this mode
Each preset is named, parameterised, and routed to the engine that fits the task.
What it's for
Parallel exploration without re-rendering
One Vray scene, twelve seasonal-and-lighting variants — generated in parallel from the same source node. No re-rendering in the 3D engine, no tab-hopping between tools.
Living lineage for client review
Every variant carries an edge back to the source. The client asks 'why is this one warmer?' — point to the L.02 Golden hour node in the chain. Decisions, traceable.
Shared canvas for the studio
Drop a project into the atlas, share it across the team. Anyone can branch a new variant from any source — no ownership conflict, no duplicate uploads.
Workflow templates for repeat deliverables
Save a chain — source → relight → populate → walkthrough — as a workflow template. Drop a new render into the same template and ship the full deliverable in one queue.
Frequently asked
01What is the Atlas in Renovato?
What is the Atlas in Renovato?
The Atlas is the node-based AI workspace at the centre of Renovato. Every render is a node, every preset is a node, every output is a node — and outputs of one node become inputs of the next. It's the canvas where image-to-image, image-to-video, image-to-3D, and floor-plan AI share one queue and one source render.
02How is the Atlas different from a folder of renders or a Photoshop file?
How is the Atlas different from a folder of renders or a Photoshop file?
A folder is flat — files have no relationship. A Photoshop file is one composition. The Atlas is a directed graph: every variant carries an explicit edge back to the source render that produced it. Change the source and every downstream variant updates. Add a new preset and the chain extends.
03Can I share an atlas with a client or collaborator?
Can I share an atlas with a client or collaborator?
Yes. Every project can mint a public read-only share link. The recipient pans, zooms, and inspects every node — including the prompts, model, and credit cost — without a Renovato account.
04Which AI models can run in the Atlas?
Which AI models can run in the Atlas?
Twenty-two models across five vendor families: OpenAI (GPT Image, Sora), Google Gemini (Nano Banana, Veo 2 / Veo 3), ByteDance (Seedream, Seedance), Kling (1.6 / 2.0), and open-source (FLUX, SDXL+). Renovato routes each preset to the engine that fits the task automatically.
05Are workflow templates supported?
Are workflow templates supported?
Yes. Renovato ships pre-wired workflows — Daylight Study, Seasonal Reel, Presentation Pack, Material Studio, Drone Pack — that drop in as full sub-graphs. Or save your own atlas as a template and re-run it on a new source render.
06Does the Atlas integrate with my 3D tooling?
Does the Atlas integrate with my 3D tooling?
The Atlas reads renders out of Vray, Octane, Corona, Lumion, D5, and any tool that exports PNG or JPEG. The 3D mode exports back to GLB, FBX, and USDZ for re-import into Unreal, Unity, or Blender.
07What does the Atlas cost?
What does the Atlas cost?
Atlas access is included on every Renovato tier — Starter ($19/mo, 1,500 credits) through Studio+ ($399/mo, 45,000 credits). Per-run costs are 1 credit (fast image), 2-3 credits (mid), 5+ credits (image-to-video, 3D). Costs surface in the inspector before each run.
