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See examples of rendering, video creation and image editing in Veras.

Updated 4 November 2026
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Image-to-Video
Edit by Selection only
Rotate to show another angle of your design
Native Baking
Edit by selection in Replace mode
Edit by selection in Modify mode

These examples show how to render images, create videos and edit images in Veras.

Image-to-Video

SketchUp pool scene
Render in Veras

Underwater pool render with blue tiles, steps, wall lights and rippling sunlight.

Draw her position by hand and add a reference image of her
Render in Veras

Underwater pool render with a woman floating cross-legged, her hair spreading above her.

Add the rendered image as a Source Image and define the Prompt
Render a video in Veras

Prompt used

<code data-v-9a340a76="">Create a 6-second cinematic underwater shot in a clear swimming pool. The camera slowly dollies forward toward the girl, maintaining approximately 1 meter of distance throughout the shot for a natural, intimate composition.The water surface above ripples gently from a light breeze, producing soft, continuously shifting caustic light patterns that dance across the pool floor, surrounding water, and the girl's skin. The underwater environment should feel calm, bright, and highly realistic.The girl's hair drifts naturally with the subtle underwater currents. During the shot, she slowly raises both hands toward her face, gently running her fingers through and intertwining them with her hair in a graceful, fluid motion. As she does, a soft, genuine smile gradually appears on her face. Her movements should feel slow, weightless, and physically accurate to being underwater.Maintain realistic underwater physics, including subtle suspended particles, gentle water distortion, and natural light refraction. Keep the camera movement smooth and stabilized, with no abrupt motion or cuts.Audio: Include only a very subtle underwater ambiance, featuring soft muffled water sounds and gentle aquatic resonance. No music, voices, or other sound effects.</code>

Simple geometry in SketchUp
Render in Veras and test variations

Simple grey 3D house model with a steep gabled roof and a white rectangular extension.

Choose the final image
Load it in the Video Tab

Photorealistic house render with a steep gabled roof, tall glazing and a timber-clad extension.

Set Timelapse in the Prompt
Render a video in Veras

Prompt used

Create a 6-second cinematic time-lapse of a house with a fixed camera. Transition smoothly from a bright, clear daytime sky to a warm, cloud-filled sunset, then a deep, star-filled night lit by a bright moon.

Let clouds drift naturally as the sun sets. Change the lighting continuously from crisp daylight to golden hour, twilight and cool moonlight. As darkness falls, gradually turn on the house's interior lights. Their warm glow through the windows contrasts with the cool night outside.

Throughout the shot, use a light, steady breeze to gently sway the surrounding trees, shrubs, leaves and branches. Keep the motion realistic and subtle so it does not distract from the time-lapse.

Add quiet, natural outdoor ambience, mainly a gentle breeze. Keep the sound calm, realistic, minimal and cinematic. The soft wind complements the peaceful scene without overpowering it.

Let stars slowly appear as the sky darkens. Let the moon rise naturally and cast soft moonlight across the scene. Keep atmospheric lighting, colour transitions, cloud movement, shadows and subtle foliage motion realistic throughout the time-lapse. Keep the camera stable with no panning, zooming or shaking. Show time passing through changes in the light and sky.

Keep the final shot cinematic, photorealistic and calm, with smooth transitions over time and realistic surroundings.

Edit by Selection only

Living room render with a man reading on a sofa, a woman arranging magazines and a cat resting on a rug.

Image rendered in Veras

Different Selection options in Veras 4.8

Living room scene with a teal brick wall, furnished seating, two people and a cat resting beside stacked magazines.

Variations of the initial image using Selection only edits

Rotate to show another angle of your design

Process

A two-storey house render shows the facade, balcony and double garage for the design rotation example.

Result

Native Baking

In Revit

In Rhino

In SketchUp

Edit by selection in Replace mode

Replace mode shows a mask over the cat, the prompt 'Replace the cat with a dog' and the Render Mask button.

Enter a prompt in the Prompt field, or leave it blank for Veras to suggest a replacement.

The rendered result shows a dog lying on the rug where the cat was.

The cat is now a dog.

Edit by selection in Modify mode

Modify mode shows Recent Masks and the prompt 'make the cat orange' beside the selected cat.

Load the created Masks from the Recent masks menu and use a prompt.

The rendered result shows an orange cat lying on the rug after the Modify edit.

The cat is now orange.

The dog is relaxing. Use Modify selection without a prompt.

The rendered result shows the dog standing on the rug after using Modify without a prompt.

The dog's pose has changed.

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Image-to-Video

Prompt used

Prompt used

Edit by Selection only

Rotate to show another angle of your design

Native Baking

Edit by selection in Replace mode

Edit by selection in Modify mode

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