Enscape is a real-time rendering and virtual-reality plugin for Windows that lets architects and designers view a live, photorealistic version of their model directly inside their design software.

• Introduction
• Highlights
• Gallery
• System Specs
• How to Install
• Getting Up and Running
• Common Questions
• Support
• License

Enscape for Windows brings rendering into the design process itself. Instead of exporting a scene and waiting for an image, you keep working in your usual tool while Enscape shows a photorealistic, always-current view alongside it. The result is a tighter loop between designing and seeing: architects and designers can evaluate light, materials, and space in real time, present convincing visuals to clients, and walk through the project in virtual reality — all without leaving the model.

• Real-time photorealistic output — A high-fidelity render that reflects your model as it stands right now.
• Live sync — Enscape rendering updates the moment you edit geometry, materials, or lighting.
• Lighting and materials — Study daylight, artificial light, and realistic surfaces to gauge how a space will feel.

• Virtual-reality mode — Step inside your design at full scale with a supported headset.
• Flexible exports — Save images, 360° panoramas, and standalone walkthroughs to share with clients and teams.

Minimum

• Windows 10 64-bit
• A modern 64-bit multi-core processor
• A dedicated GPU with current drivers and ray-tracing support
• At least the RAM recommended for your host design software
• Several gigabytes of free storage for the plugin and cache

Recommended

• Windows 11 64-bit
• A recent high-performance multi-core processor
• A high-end dedicated GPU with ample video memory for smooth rendering
• Extra RAM beyond your design tool's baseline for large scenes
• A fast SSD with room for project files and exports

1. Click the Download button above to get the latest version of Enscape.
2. Run the downloaded installer and follow the on-screen setup steps.
3. Open a supported design tool such as Revit or SketchUp and enable the Enscape plugin from its toolbar.

1. Open a project in your design application.
2. Launch Enscape from the plugin toolbar to open the live render view.
3. Move through the scene with mouse and keyboard to inspect it from any vantage point.
4. Change materials, sky, and light and see the render respond instantly.
5. Export an image or panorama, or enter VR to review the space at scale.

Is Enscape free? Enscape is a paid plugin with a free trial, so you can test it thoroughly before buying a license.

Which versions of Windows are supported? Enscape runs on 64-bit Windows, with modern releases like Windows 10 and Windows 11 recommended.

Is my data secure? Your models live in your own design software on your machine. Enscape receives regular updates, so keeping it current is the simplest way to stay on the latest, most stable build.

For help with Enscape, open the built-in Help or Support section inside the app, where you'll find documentation, troubleshooting tips, and contact options. You can also consult the official Enscape website for the latest guides and support resources.

This project is licensed under the MIT License — you are free to use, copy, modify, and distribute it. The full MIT License text is provided in the LICENSE file included with the project.