Garden Presentation
Stand in the proposed garden, prepare client-ready garden views, and present the design through AI imagery, section cuts, slideshows and drone flyovers.
Connected design and presentation
Choose a garden view and set the light and atmosphere. Create photoreal or AI images, show a section cut, or guide clients through the design with a slideshow or drone flight. Export images, PDFs or videos, and save slideshows and flights to Document Center.
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Stand at eye level, walk to the viewpoint that best explains the space, save it for later, or choose an overhead view or section cut when the design calls for one.
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Adjust supported render style, camera, lighting, season and scene controls. For AI imagery, choose a visual medium and optional appearance references.
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Arrange supported slideshow frames or define a drone flight through the current design.
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Export images, PDFs or video and save supported presentation records to the Document Center.
Professional garden design
Turn the current garden design into compelling client imagery without rebuilding it in a separate visualisation file.
Client-ready imagery
Help clients picture the gardenโs scale, planting and atmosphere from the same project you are designing. Explore eye-level views, adjust the light and season, and save the viewpoints that best explain your ideas.
In practice
Section-cut presentation
Present a slice through the garden to show its shape, planting and changes in level. Add an artistic fog effect and adjust the background fade to give the presentation your chosen atmosphere.
In practice
Drone flyovers and slideshows
Create a drone flyover to show how the gardenโs spaces connect. Set the route, camera angles and timing, then export a video for clients to revisit. Use a slideshow when a sequence of selected views tells the story better.
In practice
Design-connected AI imagery
Create photographic or illustrative images from the current garden view and project information. Choose a visual style or describe your own, add appearance references, then compare the result with the design before sharing it.
In practice
Capability detail
Explore the garden from a clientโs point of view, then prepare still images with the level of detail the presentation needs.
Choose where to stand, walk through the proposed garden and look around while presenting the design.
Save garden-level and overhead viewpoints with layer, surface-class and tag visibility settings, ready to restore for a design review.
Explore the garden directly in the live canvas. Move between viewpoints, then pause to review the at-rest view with detailed planting, material textures, lighting and reflections.
Use Fast for quicker image preparation, or Ultra ray tracing for more lifelike light and shadows in photoreal views. Choose 1K, 2K or 4K output and download PNG or JPEG images.
Explore alternative presentation imagery from the design, adjusting the visual direction and reviewing the generated results before sharing them.
Generate from the current 3D garden view and project information, including plants, dimensions, materials and selected scene conditions. AI image generation uses render credits.
Choose Photorealistic, Watercolor, Marker, Sketch, Masterplan, Technical or Concept, or describe your own look with Custom.
Upload up to three images and identify each as a style, material or mood reference while the garden view remains the layout reference.
Use the placed plants, their dimensions and the captured garden view to guide how planting appears in the generated image.
Use draft generation while exploring a visual direction, then choose final quality with supported 1K, 2K or 4K output.
Move the comparison slider to reveal the at-rest garden render and the AI-generated image side by side. Check the result against the design before sharing it.
Return to generated images in the gallery, download or copy an image, and save a selected result to Document Center.
Help clients understand the shape, planting and levels of the garden with a focused view through the design.
Place and turn the cut line to show the part of the garden you want to explain. Flip the viewing direction to present it from the other side.
Adjust how much of the garden appears behind the section, keeping enough context to make the design clear.
Set the fog strength, distance and gradient to create a soft, atmospheric presentation style.
Choose the presentation colours, fill and line weight. Show configured soil layers when they help explain the gardenโs levels.
Build a clear sequence of garden views that you can present live or send to clients as a document.
Capture selected garden views and add titles, descriptions, headings, captions or other supporting text.
Reorder slides and set their transition and display times. Preview the sequence before presenting it to a client.
Export the presentation as a PDF or individual PNG or JPEG images for clients to revisit.
Save the slideshow configuration to Document Center with the garden project.
Take clients along a planned route to show how the gardenโs spaces connect, then export a video they can watch again.
Place and edit waypoints through the garden, adjusting altitude, camera tilt and zoom to reveal the design.
Watch the flight animate directly in the presentation canvas while following the route on the map. Review how the garden unfolds before exporting a video.
Set the flight duration and playback speed, then play, pause or loop the flight to review the camera movement.
Follow flight height and camera zoom on timeline tracks. Scrub to inspect a moment or drag waypoint markers to adjust their timing. Set camera angle and height in the waypoint controls.
Export a supported drone flyover as a WebM or MP4 video, depending on browser capability.
Save the drone-flight configuration to Document Center so it stays with the garden project.
Choose sunlight, weather and seasonal conditions to show how the gardenโs atmosphere changes.
Choose supported time-of-day presets and adjust sun altitude and light warmth.
Explore rain, snow, fog, wet surfaces and wind to show the garden in different weather conditions.
Show bright clouds in fair weather and denser, darker skies with rain or storms. Cloud appearance responds to cloud cover, precipitation and light, with movement driven by wind settings.
Show how the garden changes through the year, from green summer foliage to yellow, red and brown autumn leaves. Deciduous plants lose foliage toward winter, with fallen leaves adding ground detail.
Bring the live presentation to life with swaying trees, plants, meadow grasses and wildflowers. Adjust wind speed and direction to set the movement of supported vegetation.
Bring the systems placed in your drawing to life during a presentation.
Show the gardenโs lighting after dark. Switch supported lights on or off and adjust their brightness, colour and warmth, individually or by group.
Show animated spray from sprinklers placed in the drawing. Switch them on or off while presenting the garden.
Show animated water jets from configured fountains and switch supported pond fountains on or off in the Control panel.
Plant and surface settings prepared in Drawing carry through to the presentation, so you can show the gardenโs character without setting them up again.
Present the plant and tree appearance prepared in Drawing, keeping the planting connected to the same garden design.
Carry colour tint, matte or glossy finish, surface detail and metallic appearance from Drawing into photoreal views and still-image exports. Compare material choices in the context of the whole garden.
Show detailed grasses and wildflowers using the meadow mix, height and amount configured in Drawing, with seasonal appearance.
Show transparency, refraction and reflections using the glass and mirror appearance configured in Drawing.
Show water reflections, waves and ripples using the colours, clarity and movement settings configured in Drawing.
Add people, plants and other flat photographic elements to help clients understand scale and the intended atmosphere.
Remove a uniform image background with colour tolerance and soft edges, then place a person, plant or other photo cutout at a chosen physical size and elevation.
Let a free-standing cutout turn horizontally toward the viewer, or keep it fixed against a wall. Cutouts remain flat, upright images.
High-resolution images, Ultra ray-traced stills and longer videos can take more time and memory. Performance and available export options depend on your computer, browser, garden size and detail, and output settings. Use Fast or a lower resolution for previews; demanding exports may need a more capable computer with more system and graphics memory.
AI-generated images can vary. Review them against the garden design and project information before sharing. AI image generation uses render credits; see Pricing for credit details.
