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.
2 Upload your base image
Click button 01. A full-screen picker opens, showing any images you've used before plus an Upload tile.
Click Upload and choose a file from your device. The first time you upload anything, a one-time dialog asks you to confirm you have the rights to the file — click Confirm to continue. This won't appear again on the same browser.
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The upload rights confirmation dialog.
Vipuri automatically analyzes your image while it uploads to detect whether it's a rough sketch or a more precise sketch/photo — this sets the default in the next step.
3 Check the Accuracy setting
Once your image is uploaded, an Accuracy switch appears next to it. Hover the ⓘ icon for a reminder of what each setting does:
- High — best for 3D screenshots, photos, or precise, detailed drawings.
- Low — best for rough sketches drawn with loose, imperfect strokes.
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The Accuracy toggle with the info tooltip open, showing the HIGH/LOW explanation.
4 Choose a style preset
Click button 02. Browse the preset grid, or type a keyword (like "concrete," "sunset," or "glass") into the search bar to filter. Click any thumbnail to apply that style — the selector closes automatically.
5 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 — you can cancel at any point if needed.
6 Review your result
Your generated image appears over your original in a before/after slider. Drag it left or right to compare the two.
Tip: click Generate again with the same image and preset to get a different interpretation — Vipuri won't produce the exact same result twice.