What the AI does with your drawing
Lovspark AI reads the lines as buildings, paths, planting, water and parking, then paints each with suitable materials and shadows from one light direction. It does not move or add elements, so the result follows your drawing.
It renders what is drawn: if a tree, path or car park is missing, add it before you upload.
Prepare the drawing
A clean site plan gives the cleanest render. Check these before you export.
- Export at high resolution with thin, crisp lines.
- Turn off text, dimensions and hatching you do not want rendered.
- Crop to the plot boundary plus a little context, such as the street.
- Draw buildings with clear outlines or solid fills so roofs read correctly.
Realistic or Illustration?
Realistic suits client meetings, marketing and planning submissions, where people expect an aerial photo look. Illustration suits competitions, early concepts and studio reviews, where a softer board keeps the focus on the idea.
Landscape drawings
Draw tree canopies, shrubs and planting beds as distinct symbols; Lovspark turns them into canopies with shadows. Show water, decking and gravel with different hatches so each gets its own material.
From bubble diagram to layout
A bubble diagram gives the AI zones and rough sizes, so expect an interpretation rather than an exact layout. Use it to test ideas early, then render the drawn plan once the design is fixed.
Common mistakes
Most weak renders come from the input. Check these before you run it again.
- Blurry scans or photos taken at an angle.
- Text and dimension layers left on, which can turn into odd textures.
- Drawings cropped too tight, cutting off roads and context.
- Expecting the AI to add elements that are not drawn.