Design settings

You don't have to set anything. By default GetFacade designs automatically from your project brief — that alone produces strong results. When you want more control, open the settings and guide any part of the design yourself. Use as few or as many as you like.

Add a free-text instruction for a specific experiment when the other settings do not cover what you have in mind.

Upload images and documents that show your taste. Add a short note to each one to say what you like about it — the color, the style, the material, or the overall mood.

• Style photos — houses or facades you like
• Color palettes — color samples you want to use
• Material samples — textures of brick, stone, wood, plaster, and so on
• House documents — drawings, measurements, or specs as PDF or text (only the text is read)

Choose an architectural direction (modern, classic, and so on), set a palette or pick specific colors, and name the finishing materials you want to use.

Draw or upload a control sketch to indicate where to add, remove, or change elements of the building. Clean up construction debris, add a lawn, or apply full landscaping to the surroundings.

A second group of settings controls how the design is generated — the engine behind the result. The defaults work well, so adjust these only when you want to fine-tune.

• Model — the AI model behind the design, each with its own character (for example Aurora is subtle and context-aware, Atlas is bold and concept-led)
• Output style — the look of the result, from photographic to more artistic styles

When you create a New variant, it saves the exact settings it was made with and shows them right in the settings — so you can open any design and immediately generate another version with the same settings as a starting point.

In Refine the settings reset, because each refinement builds on the current design rather than re-applying the original settings. You can still see the settings a design was generated with from the three-dot menu → "View detail".