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# AI Snapshot (AI Snapshot)

### What is an AI snapshot?

If basic render shots are taken based on the settings, AI Snapshot **uses a prompt (e.g., “cozy mood”) or presets (morning/day/sunrise·sunset)**and AI automatically sets the lighting and atmosphere to make it look beautiful. So there’s no need to **set the lighting, camera, and environment one by one**, just tell it the mood you want. On the resulting image, the placed product can be **tag (pin)**be added, which can be used for consultations and information checks. And because AI handles the settings for you, **the result can also be delivered quickly** within 1 minute.

<table><thead><tr><th width="120.8515625">Category</th><th width="300.50390625">Standard render shot</th><th>AI render shot (AI snapshot)</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Key strength</td><td>Accurately implemented exactly as set</td><td>Automatically creates the desired mood</td></tr><tr><td>Output method</td><td>Manually control lighting, environment, and camera in detail</td><td>A single line of prompt + presets is enough</td></tr><tr><td>Speed</td><td>Precisely set values and reproduce as intended</td><td>Get results within 1 minute without any setup</td></tr><tr><td>Good for these situations</td><td>Accurate mockups and review, proposals based on actual measurements</td><td>Quickly create pretty shots for marketing and consultations</td></tr></tbody></table>

### **How to use**

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#### Open Render Shot

From the top toolbar in the editor, **\[Render Shot]**&#x63;lick (generate a high-resolution render shot image).

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#### Select shooting position

On the 2D floor plan, follow the instruction “Please select where to take the render shot” **camera position and viewing direction (yellow line)**&#x61;nd set them.

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#### Select render mode · view

In the render mode at the top of Render Studio, **AI Snapshot**choose it.

You can also choose the view according to the perspective you want. (first-person viewer / bird’s-eye view / plan view / panorama)

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**4 view options (shoot from the perspective you want)**

* **First-person viewer** — A viewpoint seen from human eye level. Great for natural interior shots that feel like you’re standing in the actual space.
* **Bird’s-eye view** — A viewpoint looking diagonally down at the space from above. Good for showing the overall layout and structure at a glance.
* **Plan view** — A top-down flat viewpoint. Used when showing the layout like a floor plan.
* **Panorama** — A 360° view of the space. Good for immersive walkthrough-style views.

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#### Screen · quality · mood · camera settings (optional)

AI Snapshot does not require you to **set the lighting, environment, and camera one by one.** Just give it a prompt and presets (mood), and AI will handle the rest. **Only when you want finer adjustments** do you need to touch the items below. (The settings are **aspect ratio · resolution · presets · sunlight · camera angle/height/field of view** — same as the standard render shot.)

🔗 **View render shot settings in detail** → [Render Studio Guide](https://docs.archisketch.com/guide/user/rendershot/render-studio)

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#### Start generating (prompt)

At the bottom **✨ Start generating AI Snapshot**click it. Freely enter the mood you want with a **prompt**(e.g., “cozy mood”), and AI will shoot accordingly. You can also use presets only, without a prompt.

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#### Waiting for generation

In the gallery **“Waiting”** status will be shown, and it will be completed shortly.

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#### Check results · tags · download

* **In the gallery**check the generated snapshots (tags for render mode · view · resolution · generation date).
* When you click the image, **render details**(render mode · view type · resolution · camera height · field of view · sunlight · environment settings ·**prompt**)

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**tag (pin)**&#x69;s a marker attached to the product position in the result image; when turned on, consumers can immediately check and inquire about the product.
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