Photorealistic renders from InSitu
Export an image of your InSitu project: MonRendu turns it into a realistic photograph in under a minute. No plugin, no change to the way you design.
Example: design export on the left, MonRendu visual on the right.
From InSitu to a sales visual, in three steps
- 1
Export from InSitu
Save the view of your InSitu project as an image (JPG, PNG or WEBP), just as you already do to send it to the client.
- 2
Drop the image into MonRendu
MonRendu turns it into a realistic photograph in under a minute. The layout, volumes and proportions drawn in InSitu are kept.
- 3
Adjust and share
Change a door front, a worktop or the mood by describing it, then send your client a link, with no account to create.
Why pair InSitu with MonRendu
Nothing to install
No plugin, no connector: MonRendu never reads your InSitu file, only the exported image. Nothing changes in your software.
Your design stays the reference
InSitu keeps the plan, the quote and the technical details. MonRendu produces the visual that gets it signed.
Under a minute per visual
No render time, no powerful workstation: everything happens online, during the meeting if needed.
Questions about InSitu and MonRendu
- Is MonRendu compatible with InSitu?
- Yes. MonRendu works from an exported image (JPG, PNG or WEBP): any view InSitu can save as an image will do.
- Do I need to install a plugin in InSitu?
- No. There is no plugin and no connection between InSitu and MonRendu. You export an image and upload it to MonRendu from your browser.
- Does the render stay true to the project designed in InSitu?
- The layout, volumes and proportions come from your InSitu export. For materials, the visual shows the look, not a sample: you correct it by describing it.
- Which view should I export from InSitu?
- An eye-level perspective in good resolution, with the door fronts and worktop clearly visible. The sharper the export, the more faithful the visual.
Other compatible software
Your software isn't listed? MonRendu works with all of them, since it starts from an exported image.
