INK TO BRICK vs Strukt AI: correction before rendering

Strukt AI documents an editable plan-to-3D workflow with calibration and exports. Compare the corrections and saved model you need before evaluating the presentation image.[1][4]

INK TO BRICKReviewed October 7, 2026

Choose INK TO BRICK if

You want to review a drawing or imported model, retain alternatives and use chat and Expert controls within one project.[4][5]

Choose Strukt AI if

You want recognition, furnishing and rendering together, with the calibration and export workflow described in its guide.[1]

Task by task

Your taskINK TO BRICKStrukt AI

Price and accessYour first floor is built in 3D free. Pay to edit it and save. Floor packages start at USD 4.99.[3]The signed-in account displayed free upload/export allowances and paid render credits. We downloaded its saved project as GLB without buying credits.[7]

Establish scaleCheck the source dimension and model scale before using furniture sizes or exporting.[4]The guide requires a known wall length before rendering or export.[2]

Edit and exportCorrect supported native elements, keep imported objects transformable and choose a supported export.[5]Inspected the 2D correction tools, changed between 2D/3D and downloaded a 666,392-byte GLB. Other formats and a wall-edit round trip were not tested.[7]

Input limitsUse the import controls’ enabled formats and warnings; direct RVT is disabled and .blend is unavailable in production.[5]The public uploader showed PNG/JPG/WEBP up to 15 MB; its guide listed a different format and size set.[1]

See the editing workflow

For an editable plan, inspect a wall operation and an opening operation. Drawing shows the running length; the door changes its swing within the same model. Use these specific tasks when comparing each tool’s documented controls.

Bohemia Mía: Strukt AI

These captures show the Bohemia Mía project review. The linked review describes the operations performed and results observed in each product.

Strukt AI above and INK TO BRICK below, rotating Bohemia Mía in their respective editors. — Orbiting Bohemia Mía: Strukt AI above, INK TO BRICK below.

Read the review and its test conditions

The demonstrations below use native elements in the INK TO BRICK sample duplex. They are separate from the imported Bohemia Mía GLB captures, which show model review, not native wall editing.

Walls, fences and columns

Draw walls corner by corner, control snapping and continuation, reshape a wall, and draw fences and columns.

A wall being drawn on the plan beside the sample duplex, its running length printed next to it as the cursor moves along the grid. — The length follows the cursor until the next click fixes the wall.

See the steps in the manual

Doors and windows

Place doors and windows on a wall, choose their type and size, flip them, and open and close them.

The study door selected on the ground-floor plan, swinging into the study, then flipped to swing into the entry when R is pressed. — R flips a selected door to the other side of its wall.

See the steps in the manual

Check the actual uploader and downloaded result

A guide and an upload control can diverge as a product changes. Verify your file is accepted, calibrate it, then correct one opening and inspect the downloaded model. Export availability and architectural editability are separate questions.

What we reviewed

We opened the saved Bohemia Mía project, inspected its 2D and 3D editor, opened the shortcut panel and exported GLB. The article includes screenshots and an editor GIF beside the current INK model. Its documented review conditions distinguish first output, later revisions and the local imported-object test.[7]

Sources and scope

The cited vendor pages support the capability comparison. Any direct demo observation is identified in the article; this is not a matched-source accuracy benchmark. Product details can change. Unavailable sources are identified, and older claims are not treated as current limitations. Check the linked plan, price and export details.