Software · InContext3D

See your projects where they actually are

InContext3D places your model on Google's photorealistic 3D tiles of the real site and turns any view into an AI image or video, from the browser or right inside Revit, SketchUp and Rhino.

Free to use. Pay only for what you render.

Made with InContext3D. Map imagery: Google.

The launch film

From an empty lot to a finished render

A minute with InContext3D: design, search the address, publish from Revit, SketchUp or Rhino, place the model on the real site and render it.

Map imagery: Google.

How it works

Model to finished render in three moves

  1. 01Search and place

    Search any address and drop your model on photorealistic 3D tiles of the real site with a pin, at true scale.

  2. 02Compose the shot

    Let the viewer follow your CAD camera with Live Sync, set the time of day and sun, clear the lot with Earth Tile Cut and add markups.

  3. 03Render with AI

    Turn the frame into an AI image or short video in AI Studio. Nano Banana Pro is the default image model.

AI rendering

Same camera. Finished image.

Drag the slider. On the left is the model on the real 3D tiles; on the right is the AI render from the same camera.

Phoenix concept tower, ai renderModel in contextAI renderGoogle Maps

Made with InContext3D. Concept designs for illustration, not real proposals.

Features

Works where you already design

One account across the browser app and all three plugins.

Revit, SketchUp and Rhino

Plugins for Revit 2024–2027, SketchUp 2023 or newer on Windows, and Rhino 8. Version 1.0.13 downloads from incontext3d.com.

Live Sync

The viewer follows your CAD camera as you orbit. Save views back as Revit views, Rhino named views or SketchUp scenes.

Search any address

Find the site, place the model with a pin, then use Earth Tile Cut to clear what is on the lot today.

Markups and section box

Mark up the model and the site for review, and cut a section to show what is inside.

AI Studio

AI images and video from the view you set up, with references and markups to steer the result.

Share a read-only link

Send clients a link to the project. They do not need an account to look around.

See every feature

Inside your CAD app

Stay in SketchUp, Revit or Rhino

The plugins publish your model and place it on the site for you. With Live Sync, the viewer follows your CAD camera as you work, and any view you like can be saved straight back into your model.

Download the plugins
SketchUp and the InContext3D viewer side by side with Live Sync
Placing a SketchUp model on its site in InContext3D

Review and refine

Point at it. Re-render it.

Circle a building on a render, label what should change, such as "Dark brick here", and run it again. Markups on the 3D site work for design review too.

InContext3D markup tool circling a building with the note Dark brick here

Gallery

Made in InContext3D

Every image here is an AI render from InContext3D on Google's 3D tiles of the real city.

Made with InContext3D. Concept designs for illustration, not real proposals.

Pricing

Free to use. Pay only for what you render.

The browser app, the plugins, markups, saved views and sharing come with every account. You pay only for the AI images and videos you choose to render.

See pricing on incontext3d.com

Built for

  • Architects
  • Planners
  • Developers
  • Landscape architects
  • Urban designers
  • Archviz artists
  • Real estate
  • Infrastructure

Ready to see it in context?

Free to use. Pay only for what you render. InContext3D is built and supported by MOUSE CLICK STUDIOS.