Architectural rendering, refined.
Dedalus Studio is a premium rendering platform built specifically for architects and designers who work in SketchUp. We preserve your scenes, cameras, and proportions—then elevate them to client‑ready realism.
Designed for architectural intent
Generic render tools miss the point
Most rendering tools treat your model as raw geometry—forcing you to rebuild lighting, cameras, and materials just to get usable images.
Dedalus Studio respects design intent.
- —Renders directly from SketchUp scenes
- —Preserves camera composition and scale
- —Enhances—not replaces—your material choices
Your model stays yours. We simply make it look real.
A restrained, professional workflow
From model to image in minutes
Install the SketchUp extension
The extension integrates seamlessly with SketchUp for easy rendering.
Describe your scene
Use natural language to describe your scene and desired lighting conditions.
Generate final images
High‑resolution renders suitable for clients, planning, and marketing.
Features
Built for architectural visualization
Scene‑aware rendering
Every SketchUp scene renders as framed
Physically‑based lighting
Natural light, soft shadows, realistic reflections
Material interpretation
Intelligent defaults for SketchUp materials
High‑resolution output
Presentation and print‑ready
Consistent results
Reliable look across projects and iterations
Before / After Showcase
What your clients will see
Interior living space
Before
After
Exterior daylight
Before
After
Same model. Same camera. Radically better output.
Who it's for
Professionals who value clarity and control
Architects
Design reviews, planning submissions, client presentations
Interior designers
Atmospheric, realistic interior visuals
Studios & firms
Consistent output without dedicated render staff
Why Dedalus Studio
Purpose‑built for architects
Dedalus Studio is not a generic image generator. It is designed around how architects actually work in SketchUp—scenes, cameras, proportion, and light.
The result is rendering that feels considered, not artificial.
"Finally, a rendering tool that understands architectural intent."