Lumion 2025.1 Work Instant
Users can now render and upload photos, panoramas, and full videos directly to the cloud from within the Lumion interface.
The new version updates the entire Physical-Based Rendering (PBR) material library to be ray-tracing aware.
: Cuts through visual noise during the preview phase, allowing for near-instant feedback while refining designs. Workflow Efficiency and Tools
Lumion 2025.1 represents a significant evolution in architectural visualization, focusing on streamlining workflows through artificial intelligence and enhanced ray-tracing capabilities. Released as part of the 2025 cycle, this update prioritizes creative speed and visual fidelity, making high-end rendering more accessible to designers without deep technical expertise. lumion 2025.1
A completely redesigned layers panel now functions like a video editing timeline. Users can organize hundreds of objects into groups, toggle visibility per camera shot, and animate layer opacity for fade-in/fade-out effects.
For the first time, volumetric effects like fog and sunlight beams are fully integrated into the ray-tracing pipeline, creating cinematically accurate lighting.
Lumion 2025.1 inherits and refines the technological leaps introduced earlier in the 2025 cycle, specifically leveraging and enhanced Ray Tracing . Users can now render and upload photos, panoramas,
Lumion 2025.1 is available immediately as a free update for all active Lumion 2024 subscription holders. New perpetual licenses start at $1,499 (Standard) and $2,999 (Pro). A 30-day trial with full ray-tracing features is available from the official website.
Lumion 2025.1 is the first version to officially . The minimum requirement is now an NVIDIA GTX 1660 or AMD RX 5600 XT.
The LiveSync plugin for Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, and Archicad now supports . Changing a material in your CAD software instantly updates it in Lumion, and vice versa, preserving PBR parameters. Workflow Efficiency and Tools Lumion 2025
The Lumion Pro 2025.1 library continues to grow, with a focus on photorealism and specialized themes:
: Improved environmental effects that react realistically to light sources.