AI room makeover
Turn a photo of your room into a warm modern makeover. Explore furniture, textiles and lighting while keeping the room recognizable.
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How to redesign a room from a photo
Photograph the room as it is
Stand where you can see the main furniture and at least two walls. A corner view often shows the room better than a close-up of one chair. Keep the camera level and include the floor so furniture scale and walkways are visible.
Describe what should stay
The preset starts with a warm modern interior. Add the pieces or features you want to keep, such as a sofa, fireplace or wood floor. Choose a few changes that work together rather than asking for several unrelated styles in one image.
Keep the windows, doors and camera angle the same. Use warm neutral furniture, a textured rug and soft lighting. Keep a clear walkway.
Compare the new room with your photo
Switch to the original to check the window positions, room shape and main furniture. Save the ideas you like, then compare another version from the same source photo. Look at the overall palette before focusing on individual accessories.
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Explore a new room without moving the furniture
A room makeover can be difficult to picture when you are looking at separate sofas, rugs and paint samples. Starting with a photo puts an idea into a familiar space. This editor creates a warm modern interpretation with coordinated furniture, layered textiles, plants and soft lighting.
Find a palette that holds together
Ask for a small set of colors and materials, such as warm neutrals, oak and muted green accents. Compare the large surfaces first: floor, walls, sofa and rug. When these work together, the smaller cushions and accessories are easier to choose.
Work around a piece you already own
Mention a sofa or table that should remain, including its color and position. A clear source photo makes that request easier to understand. Check the result against the original because an AI redesign can still change a detail you asked to preserve.
Save ideas before you shop
Use the image to collect a direction rather than to identify exact products. Note the shapes, proportions and materials you prefer. Before buying furniture, measure the actual room and check door clearances, delivery access and the product dimensions separately.
Give the makeover a clear starting point
Show the architecture
Include windows, doors, corners and the edge where the floor meets the wall. These details give the redesign a visible structure to work around. Avoid an extreme wide-angle view that stretches furniture at the edges of the photo.
Keep the lighting readable
Photograph the room in daylight with curtains open enough to show the interior. Avoid pointing directly into a bright window if it turns the rest of the room dark. You want to see the surfaces and existing layout clearly.
Change a few things at a time
Start with furniture and textiles, then try a more specific variation if needed. Comparing two versions made from the same original helps you separate the effect of a new color palette from a change in furniture arrangement.
Keep the details you like.
Keep the windows, doors and camera angle the same. Use warm neutral furniture, a textured rug and soft lighting. Keep a clear walkway.
Questions about AI room makeovers
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The preset redesigns the visible room in a warm modern style with coordinated furniture, neutral textiles, plants and soft lighting. It asks to preserve the room structure and viewpoint. Extra instructions let you describe details to retain or the direction you want to explore.
Yes. Upload a clear photo showing the room and its main furniture. Name the room in your instructions if its purpose is not obvious. A bedroom, living room or home office each benefits from a view that includes both the furniture and the surrounding space.
The preset asks to preserve structural geometry, windows, ceiling height and the camera viewpoint. Check the finished image carefully because generated details can differ from the source. Use your original photo as the reference for the actual room layout.
No. It edits a room photograph to explore an appearance. It does not measure the room, calculate clearances or produce construction drawings. For a practical layout, compare the visual idea with measurements taken in the room.
Describe the item you want to keep and where it is in the photo. For example, ask to retain the brown sofa beside the window while changing the rug and lighting. Specific instructions help, but you should still compare those details with the original.
Yes. Open the page in your mobile browser and tap Add Your Photo. Your device provides a picker for your photo library, files or camera, depending on the browser. You can download the finished photo or use the share button in the editor.
Choosing a photo and writing instructions is free. Generating the edited image requires a paid plan. Eligible new customers can start with 40 images for $0.99 for three days. The weekly plan then renews at $6.99 per week, or the yearly plan at $59.99 per year with 100 images per month.
The page saves your selected photo and instructions in this browser before sending you to sign-in or the paywall. Continue in the same browser to keep your draft. Checkout returns you to the matching editor. Paying does not start a generation automatically; you press Generate Image when you are ready.