ArchSynth vs Blue Moon AI

ArchSynth has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

Blue Moon AI is a web workspace for turning architectural sketches, elevations, facade plans, and 3D models into photorealistic renderings. Its Render tool supports exterior, interior, and text-based visualization workflows, while users can revise designs with written instructions or a brush. Virtual staging adds furnishings to room photos while aiming to retain their walls, windows, and layout. Other listed tools handle floor plans, upscaling, animation, vectorization, and converting photos into textured 3D models. Canvas gives teams a shared real-time workspace with pooled credits, version history, and generation lineage. Most single renders use one credit, though Pro models and higher-definition settings may use more. Unused subscription credits roll over while a subscription remains active, subject to the plan’s maximum balance: 1,000 for Light and Student, 3,000 for Standard, and 15,000 for Professional. The Free plan costs nothing and includes five daily generations on the Free Daily model and three signup credits; daily generations reset at midnight UTC. The site says renders and edits are licensed for commercial use. CAD/BIM import is not supported.