Top 10 reasons to choose V-Ray for architectural visualization
More and more architectural visualization artists and studios are using V-Ray to render photorealistic imagery and animations. Find out why it’s a great fit.
Revit is the world's most widely used BIM software for architecture and design. And V-Ray is the world's #1 rendering software for architectural visualization. The two together are the perfect combination to take your designs and presentations to the next level.
See exactly how your project will look. With true-to-life lights, cameras, and materials, Revit rendering with V-Ray is as real as it gets. It's as close as you can come to the real thing before it’s built.
Choose from an array of high-quality materials and 3D assets—including detailed models of furniture, trees, cars, and people—to bring your project to life. The all-new Chaos Cosmos asset browser lets you easily place render-ready content right into your Revit model.
Enhance your creative process with AI-powered tools. Refine people and vegetation with AI Enhancer, upscale renders with AI Upscaler, or generate materials instantly with AI Material Generator. Experience effortless control, speed, and quality.
V-Ray provides a comprehensive set of lighting, shading, rendering, and post-production tools, all within one platform, so you can maintain your creative flow without needing to switch between different applications.
V-Ray is designed to work seamlessly with Enscape, ensuring a seamless workflow between artists and designers using different tools. Plus, you can leverage Chaos Cloud services, from design and review to interactive virtual tours and cloud rendering.
Take a look at the many powerful features we’ve developed in the V-Ray for Revit rendering plugin.
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Start rendering for free in seconds.More and more architectural visualization artists and studios are using V-Ray to render photorealistic imagery and animations. Find out why it’s a great fit.
Learn how dynamic geometry, V-Ray proxies and Chaos Cosmos all work together to improve your workflow and enrich your scene.