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# 25-06-09

## ✨ ArchiFilm Available – Try It Out Today! ✨

We’re excited to announce that the **Alpha version of ArchiFlim** is now officially available!

You can now start generating stunning images from your Revit models — powered by AI — with just a few clicks.

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### 📌 **What is ArchiFlim?**

ArchiFlim enables you to generate high-quality rendered images directly from your Revit models with just a few clicks.\
No need for exporting, post-processing, or complicated tools — simply write a prompt and watch it come to life.

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### ✨ **Key Features**

* One-click rendering using natural language prompts
* Style selection: Concept, Exterior, Interior
* AI-based upscaling of generated images
* Multilingual Prompt Support
* ArchiFlim Hub for sharing results and rendering settings

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### ⚠️ **Important Notes**

* This Alpha version is being released for testing purposes only.
* You will receive **30 free credits** to explore and evaluate ArchiFlim.
* Credits cannot be recharged during the Alpha period.
* **The Alpha period will end at 12:00 AM (UTC) on June 23, 2025**.

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**※ System Requirement:**

▸ To install and use ArchiFlim, you must have BIMIL version **1.1.5.0 or higher** installed.

▸ Please ensure you’ve updated your BIMIL version before installing ArchiFlim.

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Thank you for being part of this launch. We look forward to hearing what you think!\
If you have any questions or need support, feel free to reach out at [help@bimpeers.com](mailto:help@bimpeers.com?subject=undefined\&body=undefined).<br>

Best regards,

The **BIMIL** Team


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