Archly for architects
From a first sketch to your next design decision.
Bring a sketch, a render or a written brief. Explore alternatives on a connected canvas, keep the instructions with the work and invite others into the project.
An architectural study from the Archly showcase. Explore the source and result in the landing demo.
Start with the material you have.
Upload a sketch, image or existing render, or begin with a text prompt. Connect references to the step that needs them.
- Keep the source visible beside the work that follows.
- Inspect a prepared example before making your own copy.
Make the next change explicit.
Describe a material, light or atmosphere change. Branch from a result and compare alternatives before choosing what to develop.
- Review the prompt, model and supported settings before running.
- Compare images, upscale a selected result, or prepare it for video or image-to-3D.
Turn a useful process into a reusable workflow.
Connect steps on the canvas, then expose named images and instructions in a simpler App form. Save the recipe for the next project.
- Adjust inputs and settings without rebuilding each step.
- Keep private versions and explicitly choose which version a nested workflow uses.
Share the project and keep permissions clear.
Invite someone to the same canvas with viewing or editing access. Manage members and revoke invitation links from the project.
- Editing access and permission to generate are separate choices.
- Give editors a generation allowance from the project owner's credits, with a limit you control.
Choose a starting point.
Open an example, follow the first-result guide or create your own project. Opening a page or workflow does not start a generation.
Generation uses credits. Review the quote before confirming a paid run.