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About Vipuri
What Vipuri does, how it works, and the practical details — plans, privacy, and policies. Prefer step-by-step instructions instead? See the tutorials.
1. Getting Started
Feed Vipuri an image of what you're designing — a sketch, a 3D screenshot, a photo of a model — and it hands back a photorealistic version of that same view. How closely the shape holds depends on what you start with: a 3D screenshot or a detailed illustration comes through essentially as-is, while a rougher sketch gets interpreted — its lines read, straightened, and resolved into a coherent structure rather than traced line for line. Either way, what Vipuri adds on top is everything a render normally takes hours to produce — materials, light, texture, atmosphere.
Four kinds of source material work: hand sketches (loose or tight), 3D screenshots straight out of your modeling software regardless of render style, photographs of a physical study model, and photographs of existing buildings you want reimagined in a new style.
There's no software to install and nothing to configure — the whole thing runs in a browser tab. Upload your source image, pick a preset, and Vipuri renders it. That's the entire loop; repeat it as many times as you like. Walk through it step by step in the Generate an Image tutorial.
2. Generating Images
Precision tracks how precise your source is. Feed it a clean 3D screenshot and Vipuri holds tightly to every line — geometry comes through almost unchanged, with materials and lighting layered on top. Feed it a loose napkin sketch and Vipuri has to make judgment calls: it reads the intent behind rough or overlapping lines and fills in the rest, so the same proportions and vantage point carry through even though the linework itself was never precise to begin with.
You never have to tell Vipuri which kind of image you're giving it — that gets sorted automatically during the brief upload step. And because interpretation is involved whenever a sketch isn't already photographic, no two generations from the same source are identical; if a result misses the mark, generating again from the same upload and preset usually gets you closer, and AI Assist (below) lets you nudge specific details afterward instead of starting over.
3. Editing & Refining
Editing in Vipuri isn't a text box where you type what you want changed — it's AI Assist, a menu you tap through instead. Open it on any generated image and you'll see categories (lighting, vegetation, people, and others); expand one and choose the specific option you're after, and the change applies immediately, no prompt-writing required. See the full walkthrough. Every edit lands as a new version you can compare against the original with the same before/after slider used for generations, so nothing you try is destructive.
4. Presets & Styles
A preset is really just a target look — a reference point Vipuri matches materials and lighting against without touching the geometry you already locked in. Dozens ship with the library, spanning interior and exterior styles across residential, commercial, and hospitality projects, and the search bar narrows them fast if you already know roughly what you want. Don't see it in the library? Upload any photo as a custom preset instead — it becomes a private, reusable style tied to your account, so the next sketch can borrow the same mood without you re-uploading the reference each time. Everything you generate, presets included, lands in your gallery automatically.
5. Video Generation
A finished image can become a short animated clip in a couple of clicks — Vipuri takes the still result and generates motion around it, rather than requiring a separate video-specific input. Starter accounts see an upgrade prompt where the video button would be, while Pro and Premium can generate directly (see Billing & Plans for specifics). Full walkthrough in the Generate a Video tutorial.
6. Gallery & Sharing
Nothing you generate needs to be manually saved — every image and video lands in the gallery the moment it's created, sitting alongside everything else you've made. From there you can reopen a past result and continue from it (the original source photo and preset load back into the workspace exactly as they were), or hand a single generation to someone else via a link that shows just that one before/after comparison, without exposing the rest of your account. Sharing is always something you initiate — by default a generation is visible only to you.
7. Billing, Credits & Plans
Generating or editing an image, or rendering a video, spends credits rather than counting against a flat monthly image cap directly — your plan sets both a credit allowance and an image ceiling each month, and unused credits carry forward as long as your subscription stays active.
| Plan | Credits/mo | Images/mo | Video | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | 200 | 40 | — | Image generation and edits |
| Pro Most popular | 1,250 | 250 | Yes | Generation, edits, and video |
| Premium | 3,750 | 750 | Yes | Best per-credit value at scale |
Need more than your monthly allowance? Top-up packs are available any time you're subscribed: $9.90 for 100 credits, $14.90 for 200, or $15.90 for 300. Running dry mid-month doesn't interrupt anything — you'll just be offered the choice to grab a pack or move up a plan before continuing.
8. Privacy & Data
Uploads and generations are tied to your account and visible only to you unless you generate a share link yourself — there's no public feed, no default visibility to other users, and nothing gets indexed or surfaced elsewhere. That's deliberate: a lot of what gets run through Vipuri is unreleased or NDA-bound work, and the privacy model is built around that from the start.
9. Content Rights & Usage Policy
The first time you upload anything, you'll be asked to confirm two things: that you actually have the rights to the file you're uploading, and that what you generate from it won't infringe on someone else's rights. It's a one-time checkbox, not a repeated interruption — full detail lives in the Terms of Service.