Frequently Asked Questions

From your dashboard, click the "+ New Project" button or drag and drop a floor plan file directly onto the page. You can upload PNG, JPG, WebP, or PDF floor plans up to 15 MB. Give your project a name, optionally fill in client details, and you're ready to go.

We accept PNG, JPG, WebP, or PDF floor plans up to 15 MB. For best results, upload a clean, high-resolution floor plan with clearly defined walls and room boundaries. PDF files from architects or agents work great.

Your floor plan goes through a validation step where we detect walls, rooms, doors, and windows automatically. You can then review and adjust the detected layout in the editor, add furniture, and label each room before moving to 3D and rendering.

Most people go from uploading a floor plan to having a full set of photorealistic renders in about 15 minutes. The AI render itself takes roughly 30–60 seconds per room. Editing and annotating your floor plan is where you spend most of the time.

No. Vorqis runs entirely in your browser. There's nothing to download or install — just sign up and start.

Each project follows a guided pipeline: validate the detected floor plan, edit walls and furniture, inspect the 3D view, add room notes, generate renders, then review, share, and export the final gallery.

Yes. In the Edit step you can draw new walls, move or delete existing ones, place doors and windows, and add furniture items. The grid snaps help you keep things aligned, and you can switch between millimeters, centimeters, or meters in Settings.

In the Annotate step, you pin notes directly onto the 3D view of each room. For example, you might pin "walnut wood flooring" on the floor or "floor-to-ceiling window" on a wall. These annotations are sent to the AI along with your render request so it knows exactly what you want.

We support a wide range of styles including Japandi, Scandinavian, Industrial, Modern Minimal, Mid-Century Modern, Contemporary, Bohemian, Coastal, Traditional, and more. You pick a style per room in the Renders step, and you can try different styles on the same room.

Yes. The 3D View step gives you a first-person walkthrough of your floor plan. You can rotate the camera, move between rooms, and capture screenshots from any angle. These captures are what the AI uses to generate renders.

You capture a 3D view of a room, choose a design style, and hit generate. The AI takes your 3D wireframe, your annotations, and your style choice and produces a photorealistic interior render. The result typically arrives in 30–60 seconds.

Absolutely. After the first render, you can write specific feedback like "make the sofa darker" or "add more plants" and generate a new version. Each render-page image action costs 3 credits. You can be as specific as you want with your feedback.

We keep the 5 most recent versions of each render. When you generate a 6th version, the oldest one is automatically removed. This keeps your project clean and storage manageable.

Yes. You can capture the same room from the same angle and render it in different styles — for example, Japandi and Scandinavian — to compare looks side by side.

Renders are generated at 1536 × 1024 for presentation previews, mood boards, and sharing. Gallery downloads use the saved render file, and some outputs may include a watermark.

Every action that uses AI costs credits. Generating, iterating, or creating a new option costs 3 credits. Using the AI Advisor costs 1 credit per message. Your credits reset at the start of each billing cycle.

Every plan includes 150 credits each month — about 50 renders. When you need more, you can top up anytime, and top-up credits don't expire while your subscription is active.

You won't be able to generate new renders or iterate until your credits reset at the start of your next billing cycle. You can also upgrade to a higher plan at any time for more monthly credits.

No. Credits reset at the beginning of each billing cycle. Unused credits from the previous cycle do not carry over.

Yes. You can change your plan from the Pricing page. Plan changes are handled by Stripe and may be prorated for the current billing period. If you need help cancelling, contact info@vorqis.com.

Annual billing appears when yearly Stripe prices are configured, and it is priced as 2 months free compared with monthly billing.

In the Gallery step, click "Share" to generate a unique link. Anyone with that link can view the approved renders in a clean, presentation-ready gallery — no login required.

Yes. You can revoke any share link at any time from the Gallery step. Once revoked, the link stops working immediately.

Yes. In the Gallery or Review step, click the download button on any render to save the high-resolution render file to your device.

Currently, projects are tied to individual accounts. For team collaboration, check out our Enterprise plan which includes multi-seat access and shared workspaces.

Go to Settings from the dashboard sidebar and you can update your password there.

Yes. All data is transmitted over HTTPS. Your floor plans and renders are stored securely and are only accessible to you (and anyone you share a link with).

Yes — go to Settings → Account and click "Delete account". This permanently removes your profile, projects, and renders. If you have an active paid subscription, cancel billing first or email info@vorqis.com so we can help.

Vorqis works best on the latest versions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge. We recommend Chrome for the best experience, especially with the 3D view.

If the auto-detection missed some walls or rooms, you can manually adjust everything in the Edit step. Draw missing walls, delete incorrect ones, and reposition doors and windows. A cleaner, higher-resolution floor plan image will also improve detection accuracy.

Try adding more detailed annotations in the Annotate step. The more specific you are (e.g. "oak herringbone flooring", "white marble countertop"), the closer the result will be. You can also iterate with written feedback to refine the output.

The 3D view is rendered in your browser using WebGL. If performance is slow, try closing other browser tabs, using Chrome, or reducing the number of furniture items in the scene. A device with a dedicated GPU will also help.

This can happen if the AI service is temporarily overloaded. Wait a moment and try again. If the issue persists, check that you have enough credits and that your captured 3D view includes a clear room shot. Contact info@vorqis.com if the problem continues.