Raelume template · ArchitectureArchitecture CGI - Multi Angle Renders + Video
Generates multi-angle architecture CGI renders: input image plus a sequence of prompts builds six shot prompts, creates six AI-rendered images, and compiles them into a final video output with master textures and cinematic script.
Nano Banana 2 Lite
Claude Opus 4.7Nano Banana 2
Seedance 2 ReferenceListOptionsExplore the canvas. Every block, already connected.
What this workflow does.
Generates multi-angle architecture CGI renders from a single input image and a sequence of prompts. Six shot prompts drive six AI-rendered visuals, which are then compiled into a cohesive final video with master textures and a cinematic script. The workflow wires image input through a prompt-driven rendering chain to output a polished architectural visualization video.
Step by step. The way the blocks run.
- Nano Banana 2 LiteGoogle
- Claude Opus 4.7Anthropic
- Nano Banana 2Google
- Seedance 2 ReferenceByteDance
- ListTool
- OptionsTool
- 1Ingest inputYou provide a base architectural image and initial prompts to guide the rendering narrative.
- 26-shot prompt generationA master text block and system prompts generate six distinct shot prompts for different angles and lighting.
- 3Render six viewsEach prompt renders a dedicated image capturing a unique angle and mood.
- 4Texture and script passMaster textures are prepared and a cinematic script is drafted to accompany the visuals.
- 5Assemble final videoSix renders are synchronized with textures and script into a final architecture video.
- 6Review and exportQuality check completes before final delivery to client or project team.
Common questions. Straight answers.
An input architectural image, a set of directional prompts, and any brand textures or scripts you want incorporated.
Six rendered views plus a final video output with master textures and cinematic script.
Yes. The six prompts can be tweaked and re-rendered to fine-tune angles and atmosphere.
Yes, it provides multi-angle visuals and a cinematic finish ideal for property showcases.
Turnaround depends on input complexity; the workflow is designed to streamline multi-view generation.
