Rendero and Vizcom at a glance
Vizcom supports sketch-based design, 3D model visualization, natural-language image edits and material changes. Its documentation also describes generating 3D from 2D and organizing team workspaces.
Documented capabilities
Competitor sources reviewed 8 Sep 2026
Rendero
- Input
- A sketch, clay render, model-view export or existing image saved as PNG, JPG or WebP.
- Editing workflow
- Generate an image from your source, then guide revisions with prompts, selected regions and the reference options supported by your engine.
- Design review
- Compare the camera, openings and material boundaries with the source. Apply accepted design changes to your model and project documents.
Vizcom
- Input
- Sketches, existing images and 3D design inputs
- Editing workflow
- Lasso, brush, Bezier and auto selection; prompts, references and 3D workflows
- Design review
- Compare the generated image with the source design
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| Decision | Rendero | Vizcom |
|---|---|---|
| Input | A sketch, clay render, model-view export or existing image saved as PNG, JPG or WebP. | Sketches, existing images and 3D design inputs |
| Editing workflow | Generate an image from your source, then guide revisions with prompts, selected regions and the reference options supported by your engine. | Lasso, brush, Bezier and auto selection; prompts, references and 3D workflows |
| Design review | Compare the camera, openings and material boundaries with the source. Apply accepted design changes to your model and project documents. | Compare the generated image with the source design |
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How credits work
Free accounts receive 50 starting credits once at signup. These credits do not refill each month.
Rendering charges vary with the model, resolution and, for some engines, processing time. Upscaling uses additional credits. The app shows your remaining balance.
Allow for retries and edits when planning a project. A credit balance does not represent a fixed number of finished images.
Choosing a selection tool
Vizcom's selection guide lists lasso, brush, Bezier and auto selection. After defining an area, you can guide the edit with a prompt or use a reference for rendering. The controls give several ways to mark the part you want to change.
Rendero uses detected scene segments for refinement, with reference guidance and a choice of engines that depends on your plan. Inspect a selected facade or furniture surface before rendering, especially where the boundary crosses a narrow frame or an adjacent finish. Review the edited image against the source to find any changes outside your intent.
Working between images and geometry
Vizcom documents both 3D model import and 2D-to-3D generation. Those workflows involve geometry as well as images. A Rendero image edit produces a visual version to review alongside your source design.
If the next task is another camera view, establish whether you will move a camera in a model or generate a new image from a reference. If it is a material review, keep the camera fixed and inspect the same surface in each version. These are different deliverables, even when their preview images look similar.
See Rendero's product facts, the segment review guide and current plans for the image workflow and account options.