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AI interior design from one photo of your room
Free AI interior design for your first photo: the room comes back restyled with the camera, walls, windows and light exactly where you left them.
AI room design, from the photo you upload
The photograph is treated as a survey of the room, not as inspiration. The camera stays where it stood; walls, floors, ceilings, windows, doors and built-ins keep their place, size and material; the light that came through the window before still lights the room after. What changes is the furnishing and the finish, which is why what you buy afterwards fits the room you actually have.
Pick one of eight room types or leave it on Auto and let the photo say what the room is. Every run is the same 5 credits whichever room and whichever style, and a run that fails puts its credits straight back.
AI kitchen design
The room where the household actually happens, tried in a different style over dinner rather than over a renovation. Cabinets, worktops and the window over the sink stay put; the look around them changes.
AI living room design
The room your guests see, furnished the way you have been picturing it. Seating rearranges around the focal point the room already has, and the fireplace does not move an inch.
AI bedroom design
Sleep on the new look before you spend a dollar on it. The bed anchors the room, calm surfaces settle around it, and the window keeps its light.
AI bathroom design
See it styled another way before you change a single thing in it. Fixtures hold their plumbing positions; towels, vanity styling and warmth are what move.
An AI room decorator for the room you already live in
Most people arrive with a sentence, not a brief: decorate my room, but keep the sofa. Type exactly that into the note and it outranks every preset, so the run finishes the room you have rather than replacing it.
Finishing, not gutting
A decorate request means the room already works: textiles, lighting, decor, and furniture only where a piece is missing. Say that in the note and the engine is told your sentence outranks its presets, so the result reads as the same room cared for.
The pieces you love stay
Up to four reference images pin a sofa, a material or a palette, and the note field takes plain sentences like keep the armchair. What must survive, survives.
Styled to the room it is
Eight named styles plus Auto, which keeps it warm, neutral and broadly appealing. Every run is the same 5 credits, so trying the safe version and the brave one costs the same as trying one.
HOW IT WORKS
How to use AI for interior design, in three steps
Upload a photo of the room you live in, pick the room and the look, and get it back restyled. Nothing to install, nothing to schedule, and the price is the same 5 credits whichever workflow you pick.
Upload a photo of your room
Drag in a photo of the room as it looks today, or browse for it. A room shot straight from the doorway works best, and you only upload it once however many looks you try.
JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 12 MB
Pick the room and the look
Pick the room type, pick a style, and add a sentence if there is something you want kept. Every generation is the same 5 credits, so nothing you choose changes the price.
17 to 41 seconds
Download it, or run it again
Compare it against the original with the slider, then download it. If the look is not right, pick another style and run the same photo again.
Yours to use commercially
AI room design free, then 5 credits a photo
Signing up grants 5 credits and one photo costs 5, so the first photo is free before any payment details exist. US accounts refresh to 5 free credits each month, every workflow costs the same flat 5, and a failed generation refunds itself.
Eight types of interior design styles, or Auto
One living room, nine looks. Every style below is a control in the workspace, applied to your own room rather than to a showroom.
No Style PresetWarm, neutral and broadly appealing, so nothing about the room commits to one taste. The default for a reason.
ModernClean lines, restrained colour, uncluttered surfaces.
ScandinavianPale woods, soft textiles, white and grey, plenty of visual air.
Mid-centuryWarm woods, tapered legs, muted olive and rust accents.
CoastalLight woods, off-white and sea blue, natural fibres, an airy feel.
FarmhousePainted timber, black metal accents, woven textures, a lived-in warmth.
TransitionalClassic shapes in current colours, neither ornate nor stark.
MinimalistFew pieces, generous empty floor, one quiet accent at most.
JapandiJapanese restraint with Scandinavian warmth, low furniture, cream and clay tones.
Every look above is the same photo and the same 5 credits, and the first one is free: signing up grants 5 credits, which is one photo. When one is not enough, a plan is below.
See pricingAI interior design FAQ
- Yes, to the tune of one photo: signing up grants 5 credits and one generation costs 5, so your first photo is free before any payment details exist. Accounts in the US also refresh to 5 free credits each month. Beyond that, one generation is 5 credits whatever the workflow, and a generation that fails puts its credits straight back.
- Generating needs an account, because your credits and your private library have to belong to someone. Signing in is one Google click, and the signup credits mean the first photo costs nothing but that click.
- A filter recolours the picture you already have. This re-renders the furnishing: the output is a new image of the same room in which the camera, the walls, the windows and the light are unchanged and the furniture, textiles and finish are not. That is also why it can furnish a completely empty room, which no filter can.
- Yes, and one photo is all it works from. The photograph is treated as a survey of the room, not as inspiration: the workflows read the space that is actually there and refurnish it. You pick one of eight room types, or leave it on Auto and let the photo say what the room is.
- That is the whole job. The camera stays where it is, and walls, floors, ceilings, windows, doors, skirting, built-ins, radiators and sockets stay exactly where and what they are, at the same size and in the same material. The light that came through the window before still lights the room after, with the same direction and colour temperature. What changes is the furnishing and the finish, which means what you buy afterwards fits the room you actually have.
- Yes, and you only upload the photo once: each new look reuses it. There are eight named styles plus Auto, which stays warm, neutral and broadly appealing instead of committing to a taste, and up to four reference images if there is a specific piece, material or palette you want kept. Every run is the same 5 credits.
- By what the room is for. A living room gets seating arranged around a focal point with clear routes through, a bedroom anchors on the bed with calm surfaces around it, a dining room gets a table whose chairs can actually be pulled out. Scale stays believable for the space in the photo, and if a specific piece must survive, pin it with a reference image.
- Not the way a paint tool means it. There is no brand swatch list, and the workflows deliberately keep walls, floors and ceilings as they are, because the promise is that the room stays recognizably yours. The restyle happens in furnishing, textiles and decor. If testing wall paint is the job, a paint brand's visualizer is the right tool; if seeing the room furnished differently is the job, that is this.
- Best depends on what the room has to survive. Roundups compare dozens of tools on style range and speed; the test this workspace is built to win is fidelity: the room in the output is still the room in your photo, walls, windows and light included. If you are comparing, run the same photo here and anywhere else and judge the architecture, not the sofa.
- The workspace runs in the browser on a phone or a laptop, with nothing to install: that is the AI interior design app here. The signup grant means the free AI interior design app people search for amounts to the first photo being free.
- 5 credits, and the same 5 whether you are restyling a room, clearing it out or furnishing an empty one. There is no cheaper tier that quietly produces a worse image and no surcharge for the options. On the Starter plan that works out to about 20 cents a photo, on Studio about 9 cents.
- 17 to 41 seconds, measured rather than estimated. That is slower than some tools and we would rather say so here than have you reload the page at second 20 thinking it broke. The workspace shows the elapsed time while it works.
- JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 12 MB, straight off a camera or a phone. You upload once: trying three looks on the same photo reuses the same upload rather than sending it again.
- The credits come back automatically, without you asking and without a support conversation. You did not cause a provider failure. If a job stalls somewhere we cannot see, a job running every five minutes marks it failed and refunds it anyway.
- Your library is yours: nothing is public, nothing is shared, and no other account can list or reach it. Deleting an image puts it in a recycle bin you can restore from, and anything still in that bin is destroyed 30 days after you put it there.
Try free AI room design on one photo of your room
Upload the room the way it looks today and see it come back restyled, with the walls, the windows and the light exactly where you left them.