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What ArchSynth is

ArchSynth is a web-based AI tool for architecture and interior design. It converts sketches and wireframes into polished images, and lists CAD files, 3D models and rendering videos among its outputs. Image tools include inpainting, upscaling, text-to-image generation, word-based editing and background removal. It can create 3D architectural models from 2D images for SketchUp, Rhino, Revit, 3ds Max and other tools. Other capabilities include style-reference rendering, tileable texture generation and an image-analysis assistant. Supported inputs include architectural sketches, wireframes, 2D images, text prompts, moodboards, screenshots and low-poly 3D models. Commercial use rights are included. Plans are aimed at students, individuals, professionals and businesses; the Student plan is limited to verified students and educators. A three-day free trial is offered, but there is no free plan. The Student plan costs $16 a month, billed annually at 190/year, and includes 200 credits/mo. Pro costs $41 a month, billed annually at 490/year, with 1,000 credits/mo. Premium costs $49 a month, billed annually at 590/year, and Business costs $167 a month, billed annually at 1999/year.

Who it suits

ArchSynth suits architecture and interior-design users who want to generate or edit visuals from sketches, images or text. The Student plan is limited to verified students and educators; other plans are listed for individuals, professionals and businesses.

What it does well

  • Accepts sketches, images, text and moodboards
  • Creates 3D models from 2D images
  • Includes commercial use rights
  • Offers a three-day free trial
  • Paid plans have no watermark

What to know first

  • No free plan is available
  • Student plan requires verification
  • Plans are billed annually at listed rates

Limits

The Student plan includes 200 credits/mo and is restricted to verified students and educators. The other listed plans include 1,000, 3,000 and 10,000 credits/mo respectively; plan cards offer a three-day free trial.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
Studentannually at 190/year · 200 credits/mo · $0.079 per generation · verified students and educators only · no daily limits · no watermark · basic support$16 a month
BusinessMonthly billing · 5000 renders · Commercial usage license · No watermark · 170+ styles · Multiple Members$199 a month
ProMonthly billing · 1000 renders · Commercial usage license · No watermark · 170+ styles$29 a month
Premiumannually at 590/year · 3000 credits/mo · $0.016 per generation · no daily limits · no watermark · priority support$49 a month
BasicMonthly billing · 200 renders · Commercial usage license · No watermark · 170+ styles$9.99 a month

As archsynth.com lists them, read 8 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Visit the ArchSynth website.
  2. Choose a plan card and use its three-day free trial if desired.
  3. Select Student only if you are a verified student or educator.
  4. Provide supported inputs such as sketches, text prompts, moodboards or 2D images.
  5. Use the web service to create visuals, models or other listed outputs.

Verdict

ArchSynth combines image editing and architectural visualization tools with outputs including 3D models and CAD files. It offers a three-day trial, but continued use requires a paid plan, and the Student tier is restricted to verified students and educators.

Questions

Does ArchSynth have a free plan?

No. Its pricing page offers a three-day free trial on plan cards.

How much does ArchSynth cost?

Student costs $16 a month (billed annually at 190/year); Pro is $41 a month (billed annually at 490/year); Premium is $49 a month (billed annually at 590/year); Business is $167 a month (billed annually at 1999/year).

Which platforms does ArchSynth support?

ArchSynth is available on the web.

Who can use the Student plan?

The Student plan is restricted to verified students and educators.

Can users keep ownership of created assets?

The terms say users retain ownership of assets they create. Public posts grant ArchSynth a license to use the prompts and assets and may be used promotionally.

How are uploads and payment information handled?

The privacy policy says uploaded images are stored on Cloudflare and Google Cloud, with the database hosted on Google Cloud in North America. Stripe processes payment information, and ArchSynth says it does not store credit card details.

Facts from ArchSynth's own pages

3D models
The site says it can create 3D architectural models from 2D images for use in SketchUp, Rhino, Revit, 3ds Max, and more. · archsynth.com, 8 Oct 2026
AI assistant
An AI Assistant is listed among the features included with paid plans. · archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
API and SDKs
The reviewed official pages do not document a public API or SDKs. · archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
Audience
The pricing page describes its plans for students, individuals, professionals, and businesses, and restricts the Student plan to verified students and educators. · archsynth.com, 8 Oct 2026
Commercial use
The listed paid plans include a commercial usage license. · archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
Company founding year
The reviewed official pages do not state when the ArchSynth operator was founded. · archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
Company operator
The terms identify GL Technologies, India, as the entity operating ArchSynth. · archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
Company structure
The privacy policy describes GL Technologies as a sole proprietorship registered in India. · archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
Content rights
The terms say users retain ownership of assets they create, while public posts grant ArchSynth a license to use the prompts and assets and may be used promotionally. · archsynth.com, 8 Oct 2026
Data retention
The privacy policy says uploaded content is stored until the user deletes it and technical logs are stored for up to 12 months. · archsynth.com, 8 Oct 2026
Documentation
The official Help Center lists sections for account and billing, 2D to 3D, and bug reports or feature requests. · help.archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
G2 review volume
G2 says it does not have enough Archsynth reviews to provide buying insight. · g2.com, 21 Oct 2026
Headquarters
India · archsynth.com, 28 Sept 2026
Image editing
Listed features include AI inpainting, upscaling, text-to-image, word-based editing, and background removal. · archsynth.com, 8 Oct 2026
Image enhancement
Paid plans list an AI enhancing and masking brush. · archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
Integrations
The reviewed official pages do not identify named third-party software integrations. · archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
Interior design tool
An Interior tool is listed among the features included with paid plans. · archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
License and source availability
The reviewed official pages do not identify an open-source license or state whether the software source is available. · archsynth.com, 21 Oct 2026
Limit: prompt accuracy
A Trustpilot reviewer described outputs that did not follow detailed design instructions and said repeated attempts could fail to correct unwanted changes. · trustpilot.com, 21 Oct 2026
Limit: subscription billing
A Trustpilot reviewer said an upgrade was charged at the full price rather than the price difference and that the issue remained unresolved. · trustpilot.com, 21 Oct 2026
Limit: support response
A Trustpilot reviewer said they had contacted the company repeatedly without receiving a reply. · trustpilot.com, 21 Oct 2026
Limit: tool availability
A Trustpilot reviewer said the image-to-DXF converter stopped working about a month after purchasing an annual subscription. · trustpilot.com, 21 Oct 2026
Other capabilities
The homepage lists style-reference rendering, tileable texture generation, and an image-analysis assistant. · archsynth.com, 8 Oct 2026
Payment security
The privacy policy says Stripe processes payment information and that ArchSynth does not store credit card details. · archsynth.com, 8 Oct 2026

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