Project gallery

The Project gallery in Planoplan is a section where all visual materials of your project are stored: renders, wall elevations, 2D plans, panorama 360, virtual tours, and the project specification. Here you can view, filter, edit, and manage images related to your project.

Basic interface elements and gallery functions

• Thumbnails of all project images are located on the left side of the window.
• You can filter images by rooms using the dropdown menu.
• Thumbnail display modes allow you to choose a large view in one column or a compact view in two columns.
• The quick select button highlights all images; clicking again deselects them.
• You can download or delete selected images.
• You can create a design project from selected renders.
• Under each thumbnail, the name of the room where the camera is located and the image size in pixels (width × height) are shown.

Working with images in the Gallery

Below the thumbnails, these functions are available:

• go to the render creation window, setting the camera to the position of the selected image;
• copy a direct link to the image to the clipboard;
• open the image editing window.

When viewing a selected image, you see:

• current image scale;
• zoom control buttons: «Fit» — fit the image into the gallery window, zoom out, zoom in;
• buttons to download or delete the image.

The «Edit» window

In the «Edit» window, you can manually adjust render parameters to improve image quality.

Lightness

• Brightness — linear change of image lightness. Increasing causes highlights to blow out and shadows to brighten; decreasing dims highlights and deepens shadows.
• Contrast — expands or narrows the brightness range. Acceptable values range from -50 to 50.
• Gamma — nonlinear brightness adjustment within the range. Allows you to increase contrast and brightness without changing range boundaries, preventing overexposure and loss of shadow detail. This is one of the most useful settings.

Hue and saturation

• Hue — shifts all image colors around the color wheel.
• Saturation — adjusts color intensity.
• Vibrance — enhances colors depending on their intensity.

Blur

• Blur — softens the image details.

Effects

• Noise — simulates natural grain of analog film.
• Pixelate — turns object edges into pixel «stairs» for stylization.

Managing changes

• The «Compare» button compares the image before and after editing.
• The «Reset all» button returns all settings to default (0).