Summary
With Veras 3.0, you can turn any rendering or image into short, expressive animations right inside of Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, and more. No exporting, no complex tools, just faster ways to explore and share your design ideas.
Turn images into short videos with Veras 3.0
With the new Image-to-Video feature in Veras, architects and designers can transform images into short animation snippets lasting five seconds. Add atmosphere with panning, zooming, weather effects, time-of-day shifts, or even moving elements like people, cars, and water. All this can be done directly within your design environment, including Revit, SketchUp, and Rhino.
You can use it to make client presentations more engaging, explore different motion concepts for design reviews and form-finding studies, quickly iterate on design ideas with movement and atmosphere, and much more.
Prompt your ideas into motion
Creating a video in Veras is easy.
Select the 'Video' tab, add an image, type a prompt to describe your video preferences, and let Veras generate a short animation. The video creation process itself takes a couple of minutes.
Prompt example: Panning camera, day turns to night, and interior lights turn on.
AI-powered ideation and animation for Enscape users
Veras integrates seamlessly into Enscape, so architects and designers can explore design ideas and create static and now animated visual concepts easily. You can learn more about it here.
Veras is included with Enscape Solo, Enscape Premium, and Enscape Collection. Ready to set your ideas in motion? Try Veras for free!
FAQs
How long are the generated video clips?
The output videos from Veras are currently five seconds long.
What video formats and resolutions does Veras 3.0 export?
Veras exports videos in .mp4 format, 1280x720.
Does Veras 3.0 require an internet connection to generate videos?
Yes, Veras requires an internet connection to generate videos.
Can I customize or edit the animations after they are generated?
No, it's not currently possible to customize or edit the animations with Veras, but they can be edited in your own video editor.
Will using Veras 3.0 significantly affect my system performance?
Veras does not rely heavily on your local GPU/CPU for the AI rendering itself. That part runs on the cloud.
Do I need Enscape to use Veras 3.0, or can it run as a standalone tool?
Veras works as a standalone tool, but it is also available as a plugin to Enscape.