Tutorial 01

Generate an Image

Turn a sketch, 3D screenshot, model photo, or a photo of a real building into a photorealistic image.

1 Open the workspace

Sign in and you'll land on the main workspace. On desktop it shows two square buttons on the left (labeled 01 and 02) and an arrow-shaped Generate button. On mobile, the same three buttons sit in a row above the image area.

The empty workspace before any image is uploaded, showing buttons 01, 02, and the Generate arrow.
The empty workspace before any image is uploaded, showing buttons 01, 02, and the Generate arrow.

2 Upload your base image

Click button 01. A full-screen picker opens, showing any images you've used before plus an Upload tile.

The "Select Base Image" screen, with the orange UPLOAD tile visible.
The "Select Base Image" screen, with the orange UPLOAD tile visible.

Click Upload and choose a file from your device.

Vipuri automatically analyzes your image while it uploads to detect whether it's a rough sketch or a more precise sketch/photo.

3 Choose a style preset

Click button 02. Browse the preset grid, or type a keyword (like "concrete," "pool," or "glass") into the search bar to filter. Click any thumbnail to apply that style — the selector closes automatically. Prefer your own reference? Click the orange Upload Style Image tile to use a photo of your own instead of a preset.

The preset selector grid.
The preset selector grid.

4 Generate

Once you have both an image and a preset selected, the arrow (Generate) button lights up. Click it. A short countdown with an elapsed-time indicator appears while your image is created.

The "generating" overlay with the elapsed timer.
The "generating" overlay with the elapsed timer.

5 Review your result

Your generated image appears over your original in a before/after slider. Drag it left or right to compare the two.

A finished generation shown in the before/after slider, mid-drag.
A finished generation shown in the before/after slider, mid-drag.

Tip: click Generate again with the same image and preset to get a different interpretation — Vipuri won't produce the exact same result twice.