Tips and examples

Give each render a question to answer. With Bloooom by Zaltt, a useful option is one you can discuss and check against the design.

The prompts below are examples to adapt. They are not tested recipes or guarantees about what will stay unchanged.

Explore a material

Explore the street-facing elevation with handmade brick and dark window frames in soft daylight.

Use a view where the surface is easy to see. Compare the material effect, then check the openings and the outline of the building.

Explore an interior atmosphere

Explore this room with warm timber surfaces, pale walls and soft natural light.

Check whether the result helps you discuss the space. Look again at fixed objects and wall features, including anything the image may have turned into a different object.

Explore evening light

Explore this exterior in evening light, with a warm glow through the existing windows.

Compare the atmosphere with the source view. Check that the image has not changed the number or position of the openings you need to discuss.

[SCREENSHOT: One approved non-confidential source view and two example results, labelled with their prompts.]

Make each attempt useful

1. Keep the view consistent while comparing one design question.
2. Include the material and lighting you want in a custom prompt. It replaces the selected style’s default prompt.
3. Check the result against the Revit view before saving or enlarging it.
4. Save useful options so you can return to the discussion later.

Avoid putting client names or confidential information in prompts or visible views. Read where your view is processed before submitting project work.

Bloooom helps you choose a direction. Check the design in your model and drawings before making a final deliverable.