Choose the right photo to work from

If a view isn't giving good results, try a different angle of the same house — a feature like a porch often comes out far better shot from another side.
A sharp, well-lit photo always beats a dark or blurry one — the clearer your shot, the better the designs you get back.
No good photo to hand? You can use one of your existing renders as the starting view instead.
Need to refine one specific spot? Photograph it up close and add it as its own view — on a wide shot that detail is often blurry or too small to work on in detail.

Get more from references and sketches

Like a design? Save it as a reference from the three-dot menu and reuse it in your next generations.
In your prompt you can point to an attached reference — for example, "On the reference I like the way the windows are finished".
If a design isn't capturing what you mean, sketch a rough scheme on the control sketch.
To call out a part of the facade that is hard to put into words, draw an arrow or circle it on the sketch.

Every design is saved. Step between variants with the arrows at the top of the page.
You don't have to refine only the latest design — it is often much better to go back to an earlier version and build on that one.
Delete designs that didn't work out so they don't get in your way.
Mark the designs you like so you can compare your favorites side by side.

To get a new variant you don't have to write a new brief — the system suggests varied options for the same brief. Just generate a new version.
Revisit your project brief and add to it as you work. Then every new design already includes everything you've come to like.

When building an estimate, add as many special requirements as you want — treat it like briefing a real estimator in person.
You can edit a generated estimate: add or remove line items, change areas and prices.

Send a link to any design or blueprint album to anyone — they can open it right in a browser.
You can rename a building at any time.

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