Planting plans clients can actually read
Clients struggle to translate planting schedules and paving patterns into a finished courtyard. Building a detailed 3D planting model for every schematic design burns billable hours you cannot always recover. Renderz starts from your site photo or plan view and returns a photoreal outdoor scene, then lets you test gravel vs pavers or native vs ornamental palettes in the same frame.
A closer look
A planted courtyard with a gravel path
- The brief
- Turn a small enclosed garden into a quiet place to sit, with planting taking priority over lawn.
- What to compare
- A curved gravel path, layered grasses and a timber bench establish a route and a destination.
- Before sign-off
- Confirm plant suitability, mature sizes, drainage and path width for the actual site.
A prompt to adapt
Explore a small enclosed garden with pale gravel paths, layered grasses, flowering perennials and one multi-stem tree. Add a timber bench against a limewashed wall. Keep the existing boundaries.
Site context preserved
Existing trees, slopes, and building edges stay anchored. Proposed paths and beds read as additions, not a stock garden pasted on.
Hardscape material studies
Compare basalt pavers, poured concrete, or decomposed granite from one viewpoint for quick design charrettes.
Planting mood without a plant DB
Describe structure, color, and density, meadow, formal hedge, or drought-tolerant palette, and iterate before specifying quantities.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Renderz identify specific botanical species?
- You can prompt for species character and form; final species selection should still follow your planting schedule and zone.
- Does it work on steep or irregular sites?
- Yes, start from photos that show grade change. The model respects visible topography better than flat stock scenes.
- Useful for municipal or campus submittals?
- Many studios pair renders with drawings for public-facing boards where photoreal context helps non-designers engage.
Photoreal renders built for landscape architects
30 trial credits, no credit card required. Test Full HD renders, 4K upgrades and animations.