Inkfinish

Inkfinish vs ArchiVinci

ArchiVinci: a browser tool with modules for exteriors, interiors, floor plans, masterplans and landscape, plus relight, furnish and cleanup tools and a SketchUp render plugin. Inkfinish turns a sketch, photo or model into a photoreal render, shows how much of your design it kept, and edits listing photos in batches. Here is how they compare, fairly, with every source linked.

A red brick house with a slate roof and white sash windows, rendered in InkfinishRender
The line check: the model view's lines drawn over the render, blue where kept and red where lostLine check
Made in Inkfinish from a model view. The line check marks each line kept in blue and any lost in red: this one kept 99%.

Side by side

Free to try
Inkfinish: 3 renders with a Google sign-in, watermarked
ArchiVinci: Not listed on their site
Paid plans
Inkfinish: Standard $15/month (160 renders), Pro $45/month (600 renders); credit packs from $19, no subscription
ArchiVinci: $39/week, $79/month or $549/year; one-time passes from $49 for 3 days
What you start from
Inkfinish: A hand sketch, a photo, a screenshot of any design tool, or a 3D model file
ArchiVinci: Sketches, photos, plans, elevations and 3D screenshots
Change one part only
Inkfinish: Yes: brush over the part and say what it becomes (Change just this)
ArchiVinci: Yes: Modify, Furnish, Relight and Cleanup tools
Shows what it kept from your design
Inkfinish: Yes: a lines-kept score and an overlay of the sketch lines it kept and lost
ArchiVinci: Not listed on their site
Listing photos in a batch
Inkfinish: Yes: up to 20 photos at once (stage, empty, dusk or blue sky), with labelled copies
ArchiVinci: Not listed on their site
Video
Inkfinish: No
ArchiVinci: Yes, paid with coins
Plugins and API
Inkfinish: No plugins or public API; works in the browser
ArchiVinci: SketchUp render plugin

ArchiVinci’s facts are from its own site, checked in October 2026. Prices and features change; follow the sources below for today’s.

Which to choose

Where ArchiVinci is stronger

Best for architects who want unlimited renders on its own engine and modules for plans and masterplans.

  • Unlimited renders on its own engine with any subscription or pass.
  • Modules for floor plans, masterplans and landscape.
  • One-time passes from 3 days to a year, with no subscription.

When Inkfinish fits better

  • You want a lower monthly price: Inkfinish Standard is $15, against ArchiVinci's $79.
  • You want to see how much of your sketch each render kept.
  • You edit real estate listing photos in batches.

Try Inkfinish on your own design

Sign in with a Google account and your first 3 renders are free. Free renders carry a watermark.

Questions

Is ArchiVinci free?

Its site did not list a free tier in October 2026.

How much does ArchiVinci cost?

$39/week, $79/month or $549/year; one-time passes from $49 for 3 days. Prices change, so check its own pricing page.

Is Inkfinish free?

Sign in with a Google account and your first 3 renders are free. Free renders carry a watermark; paid plans and packs remove it.

Should I choose ArchiVinci or Inkfinish?

ArchiVinci suits architects who want unlimited renders on its own engine and modules for plans and masterplans. Inkfinish suits you if you want a lower monthly price: Inkfinish Standard is $15, against ArchiVinci's $79.

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