ChatGPT Plugin

Fenestra

AI renders for architects

Brand: Unknown

Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending

Integration details

Description

Fenestra brings architectural rendering into ChatGPT. Share a hand sketch, a screenshot from SketchUp, Rhino or Revit, a massing model, or a photo of a building, room or garden. Say what you want, and Fenestra returns a finished render in the conversation. What you can do: - Render a sketch or a 3D screenshot as a photoreal image that keeps your geometry and camera. - Edit a render or a photo: change the time of day, season, materials, furniture or planting while the design stays as it is. - Enhance an image to 2K or 4K for a client presentation without redrawing the design. - Animate a render into a short video with a camera move, or from your original image to the finished render. - Roast a design: a score, a verdict and three pointed notes, followed by a render that fixes them. Every result appears in a Fenestra card beside the image you started from, so you can compare the two side by side or with a slider. Results are saved to your Fenestra account, so you can open them in Fenestra and keep working. The card shows which project and workspace your work goes to, and you can change either from the card or by asking. Fenestra is built for architects, interior designers and landscape designers. It follows the composition of your drawing instead of inventing a new building, and it keeps every image and video you make in one place. Renders and videos use the credits in your Fenestra account. You sign in with your Fenestra account the first time you connect, and you can create one during that sign-in.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Pending
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Unknown
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-10-22
Tool count: 17
Geography: US

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Tools

17 tools agents can invoke

Used by the Fenestra render card to start an animation from an image it uploaded.
animate_from_card
Fenestra architectural video. Turns a render or photo of a building, room, facade or landscape into a short cinematic clip (5 seconds) with a camera move: dolly in or out, orbit, pan, zoom, drone rise, or static. Use it for "animate this", "make a video, walkthrough or flythrough", or "add camera movement". After a Fenestra render with no new image attached, pass that render's image_url. To transition between two images (for example a day render and its evening version), pass the first as the image and the second as end_image_url; camera_move "static" suits a time-of-day transition. The prompt describes motion and atmosphere in the scene (people walking, trees in the wind, clouds drifting, lights coming on), never a redesign. Uses the user's Fenestra credits and saves the clip to their Fenestra project. If the user attached an image to their latest message, always pass that image as image, even when earlier renders exist. Only when the latest message has no image and refers to an earlier result ("now make it dusk"), pass the Fenestra URL of that result as image_url. Only if there is no image in the chat at all, call this with just the prompt: Fenestra shows an upload card.
animate_image
Sets the Fenestra project new renders, enhancements and videos go to, in this and later chats. Pass a project id from list_projects, or "default" for the default project.
set_project
Used by the Fenestra render card to enhance an image it uploaded.
enhance_from_card
Fenestra image enhancement: upscale and sharpen an architectural or interior image to 2K or 4K. Use it for "enhance", "upscale", "sharpen", "make it higher resolution" or "print quality". The default keeps the design exactly as it is; use style "add_detail" only when the user wants more realism or texture. Works on Fenestra renders or any photo. Uses the user's Fenestra credits and saves the result to their Fenestra project. If the user attached an image to their latest message, always pass that image as image, even when earlier renders exist. Only when the latest message has no image and refers to an earlier result ("now make it dusk"), pass the Fenestra URL of that result as image_url. Only if there is no image in the chat at all, call this with no image: Fenestra shows an upload card.
enhance_image
The Fenestra account this connection is signed in as.
whoami
How many Fenestra credits the user has left for renders.
get_credits
Collect a Fenestra render that was still in progress, using the predictionId render_image returned. Waits up to 25 seconds for it to finish.
get_render
Collect a Fenestra animation that is still in progress, using the predictionId animate_image returned. Waits up to 25 seconds for it to finish.
get_video
The user's Fenestra projects, most recently updated first, and which one new renders go to. Use it when the user wants renders in a particular project; then call set_project with the id.
list_projects
The user's Fenestra workspaces (personal and team) and which one is active. Renders spend the active workspace's credits and go to its projects. Use it when the user mentions a team or workspace; then call set_workspace with the id.
list_workspaces
Used by the Fenestra render card to start a render from an image it uploaded.
render_from_card
Fenestra architectural and interior rendering. Use it for any edit or render of a building, room, facade, landscape or space: make it evening, dusk, night or golden hour; change the sky or weather; swap materials, cladding or finishes; add or remove furniture, people, trees or landscaping; restyle an interior; turn a sketch, SketchUp, Rhino, Revit or Archicad screenshot, massing model or site photo into a photoreal render. It keeps the architecture, geometry and camera intact and saves the result to the user's Fenestra project. The prompt describes the finished still: light, materials, composition and atmosphere. Never put camera movement (orbit, dolly, pan) in it. Uses the user's Fenestra credits and saves the render to their Fenestra account. If the user attached an image to their latest message, always pass that image as image, even when earlier renders exist. Only when the latest message has no image and refers to an earlier result ("now make it dusk"), pass the Fenestra URL of that result as image_url. If there is no image you can pass, call this with just the prompt: Fenestra shows an upload card that uploads the image and starts the render. Do not try to upload it yourself first.
render_image
Fenestra design roast. Call this when the user asks to roast, rate or judge an architectural, interior or landscape design. It returns Fenestra's roast format and voice: write the roast, then call render_image with the same image and the roast, so the card shows it above the fixed design.
roast_design
Makes a workspace from list_workspaces the active one, in Fenestra as well as here. New renders then spend its credits and go to its default project.
set_workspace
Only for coding agents (e.g. Claude Code, Cursor) uploading a file from the user's own machine. Not for chat apps: there, call render_image with just the prompt and Fenestra shows the user an upload card. Returns a one-time URL; upload with the returned curl command (HTTP PUT, exact Content-Type), then call render_image with image_url.
create_upload
Used by the Fenestra render card to upload the image the user picked.
upload_image_data

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