Choose the client angle
Set up the camera view you would be comfortable discussing with a client.
Tool workflow
AI Rendering for SketchUp Kitchen Image Exports
When a designer uses SketchUp to model a room, ARQ can sit after the image-export step and turn the view into a polished presentation render with automatic possible-drift checks before human approval.
From model view to reviewed client visual.
SketchUp is flexible modelling software. ARQ does not need to import a model file to help with presentation workflow. The simple path is to export a clear image view, then use ARQ for render production, automatic possible-drift checks, retry decisions, human approval, and room filing.
That keeps modelling and specification in the design tool, while ARQ handles the post-export render production workflow.
Recommended SketchUp export approach
Export a clear image
Use a high-resolution image export such as PNG or JPG so important design details are visible.
Read the automatic QA result
ARQ automatically checks possible changes to layout, cabinetry, appliance positions, and materials, then surfaces any flags before approval.
Important compatibility note
ARQ is not affiliated with SketchUp. This guide describes a post-export image workflow for kitchen views. It does not claim native model import, SketchUp extension support, or direct integration.
Useful when
The model communicates the design well, but the exported view needs more lighting, warmth, and presentation polish before it feels client-ready.
Related guides
Try ARQ with real SketchUp exports.
Use a few real kitchen views to test whether ARQ adds useful presentation polish while keeping automatic QA and approval under control.
Start a pilot with your design images