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Recipe

Sketch to renderAI sketch to image

Your rough sketch as a finished photo or render.

from $0.20 an imageOne photo in, no prompt to write. Pay per result, no subscription.

The rendered house, animated: the camera cranes up at golden hour
A rough pencil sketch of a modern two-story house with a deck and a tree
From this photo
A real run, then brought to life: its result is the first frame of this 4-second clip.

You bring

  • Your sketchA photo or scan of a drawing, on paper or on screen.
Render asPhotorealistic

Add your sketch first. It waits while you sign in.

Your first image is free.

Your first image is free.

  1. 01Add your sketch.
  2. 02Render as.
  3. 03Get it in seconds.

The photo

Before it moved

The photo that went in and what the recipe made. Drag to compare. Then the clip: “Slow aerial crane up and around the modern house at golden hour, the tree sways gently”

The sketched house as a photo: wood and glass, a deck and an old tree
A rough pencil sketch of a modern two-story house with a deck and a tree
Photo inResult

Questions

Sketch to render, answered

What does Sketch to render make?
A finished photo, 3D render or illustration from a rough sketch, true to its lines.
What do I need to bring?
A photo or scan of a drawing, on paper or on screen.
What can I choose?
Render as: Photorealistic, 3D render, Illustration or Watercolor.
How much does it cost?
From $0.20 an image, and you see the exact price before you press go. A run that fails costs nothing, there is no subscription, and your first top-up has no card fee.
Can I use the result commercially?
Yes. You own what you make on Leap, so you can use it commercially, and we never train AI on it. The people and brands shown in a result can still have rights in it; the Terms say more.
Can I run it from code?
Yes. Developers run it as leap/sketch-to-render through the Leap API, at the same price, with the same choices.

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