AI Room Design
Free AI room design from your own photo. Keep your stuff, change only what you want.
Any room, even the odd ones
Not every room has a name. The spare room that is half office, half gym; the landing that could be a reading nook; the box room nobody knows what to do with. Generic design advice fails these spaces because it assumes a standard room.
A photo does not assume anything. Upload the actual space, tell the brief what it must do (“desk stays, yoga mat area, guest bed twice a year”) and the render works with your real constraints instead of a catalogue fantasy.
Free means actually free
You get 3 renders on signup with no credit card, and every render, free or paid, uses the same best-quality setting. We tested the more expensive model tier on identical rooms and it scored no better, so we refuse to sell it as an upgrade.
A failed render costs nothing, area editing is 1 extra credit, and the credit maths is printed under the button before you click it. That is the whole pricing story.
Who uses AI room design
Renters
Test reversible changes (textiles, lighting, freestanding furniture) before buying, since walls and fixtures usually cannot move.
First-time buyers
Viewing a property with awkward rooms? Render them furnished to judge whether the space actually works before you offer.
Content creators
Before/after room content performs. Generate honest transformations of real rooms with the sliders to prove it.
Getting a better render
Fill the frame with the room
Avoid half-doorframe, half-room shots. The AI preserves what it sees; give it the whole space to work with.
Name the function, not just the style
“Home office that becomes a guest room” produces smarter layouts than any style keyword alone.
Iterate on the result
Every render can become the next input: click “keep editing” and adjust one thing at a time, like a real design conversation.
Room design questions
Is this really free to try?
Yes: 3 renders on signup, no credit card. Paid plans start at $9/month for about 100 renders when you want more.
What photo quality do I need?
A phone photo is fine: JPG, PNG, WEBP or HEIC up to 12MB. Daylight helps more than megapixels.
Can I use renders commercially?
Yes. Landlords, agents and fitters use them in listings and client proposals. They are your renders.
How many rooms can I do?
There is no daily cap. Credits are the only meter: 2 per render, shown before you click, and failures never count.
Real results from the tool above
Drag the line to compare. Every result was generated by this exact tool, with the same settings you get.
