How to Write Prompts for AI Rendering
You don't need to describe lighting or render quality — the platform handles that. Focus on your design idea, materials, and mood.
The platform handles this automatically
You don't need to include any of this in your prompt. It's already set by your panel selections — writing it again creates duplication.
- Render quality and photorealism
- Lighting (based on your selection in the panel)
- Camera composition and framing
- Scene type (exterior or interior, based on your selection)
What to write in your prompt
Focus on your architectural idea. Describe the space, materials, and mood naturally.
The architectural idea
What are you designing? A living room, a villa, a kitchen, a bedroom?
Modern tropical villa with large open terraces
Materials and finishes
Describe the surfaces, textures, and materials you want to see.
Natural stone walls, warm walnut wood, and polished concrete floors
Distinctive features
What makes this project unique? Large windows, double-height ceiling, pool?
Floor-to-ceiling windows, indoor vegetation, and an infinity pool
Mood or atmosphere
One word can go a long way — cozy, dramatic, serene, minimal.
Warm and inviting atmosphere
Prompts that work well
These prompts focus on the design idea — not the render settings.
Living Room
Cozy Japandi living room with oak wood, linen sofa, and indoor plants.
Villa Exterior
Modern tropical villa with natural stone walls, large terraces, and floor-to-ceiling glass.
Kitchen
Minimalist kitchen with white matte cabinets, travertine countertop, and warm pendant lights.
Bedroom
Scandinavian bedroom with warm walnut wood, linen bedding, soft neutral tones, and natural light.
What to avoid
Avoid repeating what the platform already handles, or being too vague or technical.
Too vague
Nice room with good lighting.
Repeating panel selections
Exterior render with sunset lighting and modern style.
Technical render instructions
Ultra realistic 8K cinematic render with ray tracing and HDR lighting.
Material Inspiration
Copy any phrase and add it to your prompt to specify surfaces and finishes.
Facades
- board-formed concrete
- dark cedar cladding
- white smooth stucco
- corten weathering steel
- handmade brick with deep raked mortar joints
- zinc standing seam cladding
Floors
- herringbone white oak parquet
- large format porcelain tile in light grey
- polished concrete with aggregate
- Venetian terrazzo with brass dividers
- wide-plank smoked oak
Walls & Surfaces
- Venetian plaster in warm white
- exposed cast concrete with formwork marks
- off-white textured lime render
- fluted oak wall paneling
- acoustic felt panels in charcoal
Countertops
- Calacatta Oro marble with polished finish
- honed absolute black granite
- engineered white quartz with subtle veining
- poured concrete worktop in light grey
- thick butcher block solid oak
5 Tips for Better Prompts
Don't repeat your panel selections
If you selected 'Sunset' lighting or 'Exterior' scene type in the panel, skip it in the prompt — the platform already has that information.
Describe your space first
Start with what you're designing: the space type and architectural style. Then layer in materials and mood.
Name specific materials
"Walnut wood cabinets" is better than "wooden cabinets". The more specific the material, the more accurate the result.
Skip the technical language
You don't need "photorealistic", "8K", "ray tracing" or "HDR". The platform applies render quality automatically.
One mood word at the end
"Serene", "dramatic", "cozy", "crisp", "warm" — a single atmosphere word helps fine-tune the overall feeling.
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