Introducing pyChilizer — Our Custom Toolkit for Revit

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We’re excited to announce the official release of pyChilizer, our growing collection of handy tools built specifically for Revit users — powered by Python and running on the powerful pyRevit framework.

Whether you're an architect, BIM manager, or automation enthusiast, pyChilizer is here to make your day-to-day work faster, smarter, and a little more delightful.

🔧 Built for pyRevit. Ready to Use.

pyChilizer is now part of the default list of pyRevit extensions, which means you can enable it with just a few clicks — no manual installs, no config headaches.

1. Open the pyRevit CLI or extensions manager
2. Find pyChilizer in the available extensions list
3. Enable it — and you’re good to go

We’ve built pyChilizer with ease of use, modularity, and real-world utility in mind. Everything inside the extension solves a problem we’ve encountered ourselves, or one our clients have run into again and again.

🌟 What’s Inside?

The toolkit includes a range of features — from small daily timesavers to high-impact tools for project delivery. Some highlights:

• 🖍️ Revit Elements Colorizer
  Visually distinguish elements by category, type, or custom filters — great for audits, QA/QC, and presentations.
• 📄 Room Data Sheets Generator
  Automatically generate formatted, printable room data sheets directly from your model. A huge time-saver on interior-heavy or healthcare projects.
• 🔁 Batch Processing Utilities
  Perform repetitive tasks at scale — like renaming, deleting, or adjusting parameters — without the click fatigue.
• ⚙️ Quality-of-Life Plugins
  A growing list of small but mighty tools that take care of the annoying stuff Revit doesn’t let you automate easily.

🎬 See It in Action

These are just a few of our release videos — you can find more on our YouTube channel.

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💬 Why We Built It

At Archilizer, we’ve been writing Revit scripts and automations for over a decade. pyChilizer is our way of sharing those tools with the wider community — distilled into a lightweight, flexible extension you can use today.

We use it ourselves. Our clients use it. And now, you can too.

🔗 Get Started

Head over to your pyRevit Extensions Manager, search for pyChilizer, and turn it on.

Have feedback or ideas for new features? We’d love to hear them — drop us a line or leave a comment on YouTube.

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