Precision visualisation for architecture
Isoma reads a floor plan into a geometry model — walls, the specific wall each door sits on, windows, rooms, scale — validates it against architectural invariants, builds a real isometric 3D scene, and only then lets AI apply materials and light. Every render is then checked back against that geometry and scored.
Your drawing
DXF, vector PDF, SVG, or a scan.
A real 3D scene
Walls at true thickness, openings cut on their host wall — yours to approve.
Materials and light
Styled on the geometry, scored against it, 4K master optional.
Step 02 is a real output of our geometry pipeline, not an illustration.
Why Isoma is not a render wrapper
Anyone can pass your plan to an image model. These are the parts that make the output something a practice can put in front of a client.
CAD ingestion
Upload a DXF or a vector PDF and we parse the actual geometry — wall centrelines, opening positions, named blocks — instead of guessing them from pixels. Scale comes from the drawing's own units or its 1:100 note, and we tell you which. Scans and photos still work; the report always states which route your plan took.
Buildings, not one-off images
A building holds one envelope — facade finish and colour, window frames and glazing, balconies and railings, ground floor and landscape — plus one style anchor. Every unit inherits both. Change the envelope later and we show you exactly which units go stale before re-rendering anything.
Geometry approval
On Precision you can hold the job at the geometry stage: we show the constructed scene and what we found — walls, openings, stairs, sanitary and kitchen fixtures — and nothing is charged or styled until you approve it. Firms can make this the default for a whole building.
4K masters
Take a Precision render to a 4K master for boards and brochures. The upscale is then diffed against our own geometry again — if it drifted, we discard it and keep the verified original rather than hand you a sharper wrong answer.
The fidelity engine
Most tools hand your plan to an image model and hope. We treat the plan as data first — and we tell you what we understood before anything is styled.
From a DXF or vector PDF we parse the real line work and CAD blocks. From a scan, computer vision finds wall centrelines and a vision model reads openings and labels. Either way every opening is attached to a specific wall — and parsed coordinates are never overwritten by a model.
The model is checked against architectural invariants: openings must sit inside their wall, gaps get welded, collinear runs merged, stray doors snapped to the nearest wall. Repairs and unresolved flags are both reported.
We build the isometric scene deterministically — extruded walls at true thickness, a consistent cutaway, openings floor-to-header, fixtures placed where the drawing puts them, and the building's exterior envelope painted on before styling. No model invents this step.
Optional on Precision, and the default for firms that want it: we stop and show you the constructed geometry. Approve it and we style; reject it and you've spent nothing.
Only now does AI get involved, and only for materials, lighting and furniture — conditioned on the constructed scene rather than free to re-imagine the layout. Seven styles, or your own prompt.
The output is diffed against our own geometry: edge alignment, a check at each opening's known coordinates, fixtures and exterior consistency. Firm renders are held to a stricter bar than Pro. Renders below the gate are retried from the original plan, and the score ships with the render.
Optional last step. The upscaled result is scored against the same geometry, and discarded if it drifted.
Confidential client drawings are processed for your renders only. They are never used to train models and are not shared with anyone else.
Interior styles
Choose a curated style or write your own prompt. Iterate inside a chat thread on every render until it matches your vision.
Every image below is a genuine Isoma render of the same reference floor plan — only the style changed, so the comparison is like-for-like.
01 / 07Developer sales material — neutral and trustworthy
Neutral materials, believable daylight, restrained furniture and no colour grading — the register sales brochures use.
02 / 07Contemporary new-build listings — bright and current
White walls, light oak flooring, modern furniture, neutral beige palette, bright interiors.
03 / 07Light, airy residential marketing
Warm wood textures, soft beige and cream colors, cozy furniture, natural daylight, minimalist decoration.
04 / 07Premium and penthouse positioning
Premium furniture, marble accents, elegant lighting, dark wood details, high-end finishes.
05 / 07Loft conversions and urban regeneration
Polished concrete floors, exposed brick walls, black steel frames, leather furniture, Edison bulbs.
06 / 07Calm, design-led boutique schemes
Light wood, low-profile furniture, off-white walls, paper lanterns, calm zen palette.
07 / 07Character refurbishments and warm interiors
Walnut wood furniture, tapered legs, mustard and teal accents, geometric rugs, retro elegance.
One building, one look
A building carries one exterior envelope — facade, windows, balconies, landscape — and one style anchor. Every apartment type you add inherits both, so a whole floor plate reads as one project instead of a folder of unrelated images.
We publish only renders we have actually produced. Multi-unit examples from a real building go here as soon as our first pilot building is complete — no mock-ups in the meantime.
Built for firms
Practices and developers use Isoma to turn entire plan sets — floor plate after floor plate, unit type after unit type — into consistent 3D material, instead of queueing the work behind live project deadlines.
Tower and multi-unit portfolios
Batch every unit type across a whole building and keep the visual language consistent.
Off-plan sales material
Give the sales team spatially honest visuals long before anything is built.
Multi-unit floor plates
Each apartment on a plate rendered from the same drawing set, in one pass.
Competition and pitch boards
Turn schematic plans into presentable 3D in the hours before a submission.
Style variants of one layout
Same geometry, seven interior directions — for client choice or buyer segments.
Agencies and interior designers
Still welcome: the same engine, one plan at a time.
The alternative
Not a like-for-like replacement for a hero photoreal shot. A replacement for the hundreds of routine plan visuals that eat your team's week.
Studio and licence figures are typical market ranges, not quotes — turnaround and cost vary widely by market and scope, so compare against your own numbers.
Pricing
1 credit = 1 Standard render (roughly 1–3 minutes). A Precision render — constructed geometry, doors and walls placed where your drawing puts them — costs 2 credits and takes roughly 2–4 minutes. A 4K master adds 1 credit. Geometry approval costs nothing and charges only once you approve. Buildings and exterior specs are free — only renders use credits. Annual billing saves ~17% (pay 10 months).
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€29/month
€79/month
€249/month
Enterprise
From €599 — contact us
Higher volumes, procurement and bespoke terms. Seats, white-label and API access are available on request.
Top-up packs
Buy credits any time — valid for 12 months from purchase.
Honest fidelity note. AI can misread complex plans. Every render passes our automated fidelity check with corrective retries, and failed layouts get revision credits — you only spend a credit on a render we're confident about.
Firm pilot
We run a pilot on your own drawing set, show you the constructed geometry and the fidelity report for each render, and are straight with you about where extraction struggles — hand-drawn sheets, curved walls, heavy hatching.
Start free, no card. You'll see the geometry we read out of your drawing before you spend anything.
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