Turn the same drawing into a portfolio page you can send a client
Converting a plan to 3D is the first half. The second is having somewhere to put it. Aginera assembles each converted plan into a shareable project page — and those pages collect into a portfolio at your own address.
You lay out nothing
The page is generated from the drawing. Project title, room count, floor area, the measured plan and the 3D model are placed for you — there is no template to fill in and no design work to do.
Every room carries its measurement
Each space is traced and measured from the plan, so the page shows real areas rather than adjectives. A client reading it can see a 20 m² lounge instead of "spacious".
A link anyone can open
The result is a public URL. Send it in an email or a WhatsApp message and the recipient sees the plan, the 3D model and the room data straight away — no account, no download, no viewer to install.
See a real one before you upload anything
Aginera keeps its own portfolio on exactly the same machinery — 12 projects, 123 rooms and 2511 m² measured, every one reconstructed from a drawing rather than modelled by hand. It is public, so you can read it end to end without signing in.
Weighing this against a prompt-based render tool? Magic Hour vs Aginera covers when a generated picture is enough and when the measurements have to be real.
Individual pieces: Hayes 65 Bonney (copy of Ian Marucci / Sport Court CT), 9 rooms · Mesh Timing 06:16z, 11 rooms · 1789869460736 Screenshot 2026 09 19 214840, 11 rooms
