Gallery

The only gallery of Revit graphic styles that doubles as a working preset for your Revit.

A Revit section view rendered in one of VizSet's graphic styles: precise hidden-line ink work on an off-white ground

Built for architects at small firms who draw their own plans, sections and boards — and have no BIM manager setting the standard.

How a style gets into your Revit

01

A view looks wrong

Revit’s default graphics don’t read the way you want a plan, section or board to read — on screen or on the sheet.

02

Browse the gallery

Every style in VizSet is a picture first. Scan the gallery, open the ones that fit, and preview them full size.

03

Download and apply it

Each style is a portable, versioned preset underneath the picture. Download it and apply it to the view in Revit.

Sample

Downloading a style someone else published

Signed in, you find a style another architect published, open it, and download the preset. That download is recorded as a single row — the same row weekly style downloads count from.

The panel on the right is a sample interface, not a live download.

Sample · style card
Sample preview of a published graphic style: a loose hand-sketch floor plan

Loose Sketch

published by a.delgado · plan.json

Free at launch

Browsing, publishing and downloading styles are all free. Payments aren't built into VizSet yet.

Browse the gallery