Export the preview image
Export a clear JPG, JPEG, or PNG view from the design workflow your team already uses.
Tool workflow
AI Rendering for Virtual Worlds Kitchen Design Exports
For showrooms working from Virtual Worlds-style KBB design previews, ARQ can sit after the export step: queue the image, enhance it for presentation, check design drift, and approve it into a client room.
Use ARQ after the design export, not instead of the design tool.
ARQ does not replace the design system a showroom uses to plan a room, specify products, or create a working KBB design. It works from common image exports such as JPG, JPEG, and PNG, then adds the AI render production layer around that image.
That keeps the design tool responsible for the layout and specification, while ARQ handles the repetitive presentation-render workflow.
Workflow for a showroom team
Queue the render in ARQ
Batch multiple angles or rooms so designers can continue client work while ARQ processes the visuals.
Review before client use
Compare the source export with the AI-enhanced attempt, check QA notes, retry weak outputs, and approve only the images that pass review.
Why this matters for KBB showrooms
Less manual polishing
Designers can spend less time producing presentation visuals one by one.
Design intent stays visible
The original export, generated attempts, QA notes, and approval state stay together.
Client rooms stay organised
Approved images are filed by customer and room instead of disappearing into local folders.
Important compatibility note
ARQ is not affiliated with Virtual Worlds or Cyncly. This guide describes a post-export workflow for showrooms that can create image previews from their existing design process. It does not claim direct project-file import or native integration.
Best export for review
Use a clear, high-resolution view with the key layout, cabinetry, appliances, materials, windows, and camera angle visible. ARQ's QA workflow is most useful when the source image clearly shows what must not drift.
Related guides
Test ARQ with real showroom exports.
A focused pilot is the safest way to judge whether ARQ improves presentation speed without losing review control.
Start a showroom pilot