Renders tell the truth.
Key visuals tell the story.
Make your first KV
Every one of these
was made here.
Sunset Coffee, Suite Balcony
Sunset
One render.
A whole campaign.
Drop in your CGI, add any photo with the light and mood you want, say what should happen in one sentence. The building stays exactly as designed.
Every shot a launch needs.
All made here. Open any one and it becomes your project: same brief, same look, same format, with the render slot left empty for your building.
Coming home
a couple arriving home at golden hour, understated and premium, keep the house exactly as rendered
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Quiet water
a quiet morning by the lake, one resident reading, soft and premium
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Last light
a man on the roof terrace at last light, looking out over the olive groves, calm and unposed, keep the house exactly as rendered
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One balance.
Every key visual.
Solo
Trying it on one launch
$20/mo
$240 a year
5,000credits a month
71 key visuals a month
- 1 seat
- Every look and time of day
- Edit any KV in plain words
- 4K, enlarge to 8K
- Commercial use included
- Unused credits roll over
Starter
A freelancer or one project
$39/mo
$468 a year
10,000credits a month
142 key visuals a month
- 1 seat
- Email support
- Every look and time of day
- Edit any KV in plain words
- 4K, enlarge to 8K
- Commercial use included
- Unused credits roll over
Studio
PopularA marketing team or small agency
$119/mo
$1,428 a year
35,000credits a month
500 key visuals a month
- 3 team seats
- Shared projects and team roles
- Email support
- Every look and time of day
- Edit any KV in plain words
- 4K, enlarge to 8K
- Commercial use included
- Unused credits roll over
Extra credits
A one-off pack on top of any plan. Never expires.
50,000credits for$275
714 key visuals, $5.50 per 1,000 credits
Key visual counts are at Fast 1K. Pro and 4K use more credits per image.
Try it on your own render. Free.
What is a key visual?
A key visual is the single image a property campaign is built on: the hero shot on the hoarding, the brochure cover, the launch post. It is the render turned into a photograph someone wants to live in.
Does it change my architecture?
No. The render defines the building and every prompt ends with an instruction to keep the architecture exactly as rendered. Storeys, massing, facade materials, window rhythm and landscaping are reproduced from your CGI. Only light, weather, people and mood are new.
How long does one take?
About three minutes from dropping in a render to finished key visuals, one, two or four at a time, including the time Claude spends writing the art direction.
What resolution do I get?
1K, 2K or 4K, generated natively rather than upscaled. Any key visual can then be enlarged to 8K for print and hoardings.
Which AI models does VantageKV use?
Claude, by Anthropic, reads your renders and writes the art direction. The image is rendered by the engine you pick: Nano Banana Pro (Pro), Nano Banana 2 (Fast), Seedream 5.0 Pro (Seedream). You can run several engines on the same brief to compare them. Edits use Seedream 5.0 Pro for precise changes or Nano Banana Pro for creative ones.
What does it cost?
Plans run from $25 a month for 5,000 credits to $999 for 250,000. A key visual costs 100 credits at 1K, 120 at 2K and 240 at 4K on Nano Banana Pro, less on the Fast engine. Yearly billing takes 20% off and credits arrive monthly.
Who is it for?
Real estate developers, their in-house marketing teams, and the agencies that run their launches. Anyone who has renders and needs campaign imagery before the building exists.
Can I direct the camera and the light?
Yes. Height, facing and distance are chosen from a viewfinder that shows what the camera would actually see, and the sun's direction, flare, shadows and clouds are picked the same way. Both are passed through as non-negotiable.
Can I use the images commercially?
Yes. Every plan includes commercial use, so your key visuals can go on hoardings, brochures, websites, social media and paid ads.
What happens to my renders?
They are stored privately so your projects and library can show them. They are never used to train models and never shown to anyone outside your team.