Du Croquis à la Qualité Studio
Transform rough sketches and early concepts into photorealistic product images. Show clients what you're designing before you build it.
The prototype paradox
You have a sketch. You can see the design in your mind. But showing it to clients, investors, or buyers means building a physical prototype first — which costs time, money, and commitment before you know if the concept will work.
Canova transforms sketches, CAD renders, and early concepts into photorealistic product images in minutes. Upload your drawing, refine materials and lighting, export studio-quality visuals. Show stakeholders what you're designing before manufacturing a single sample.
From concept to client-ready
Skip the weeks of prototyping. Go straight from sketch to photorealistic imagery you can share with confidence.
Three steps to photorealism
1. Upload Sketch
Start with your hand drawing, CAD render, or concept image. No need for perfect linework.
2. Iterate Designs
Choose materials, adjust lighting, set the scale. Direct the transformation like an art director.
3. Export Image
Download photorealistic renders ready for presentations, pitches, or portfolio.
Sketch Intelligence
The system understands rough sketches, CAD wireframes, and concept drawings. No need for perfect rendering—just your idea on paper.
Instant Iterations
Test gold versus silver. Try different stone colors. Change backgrounds. Generate dozens of variations in the time it takes to make one prototype.
Why designers use this
Speed up the entire design process. From initial concept to client presentation without waiting for prototypes.
Client Presentations
Show realistic product visuals in pitch meetings. Win projects before spending on samples.
Design Testing
Test proportions, materials, and styles before committing to production. Make decisions with confidence.
Portfolio Building
Build a portfolio that shows your full creative vision, not just what you've manufactured.
Production Samples
Ready to start
Transform your sketches into photorealistic product images. Show what you're designing before you build it.