Image to Design
Upload an existing room and select its type, style and lighting. Name the features you want to keep so you can judge the new direction against the source.
AI Room Design
Picture a different room before you buy furniture or materials. Upload a photo or write a brief, then use your signup credits to explore AI room design free and choose a direction worth developing.


Use this tool to compare furniture, materials, style and lighting in a visual concept. Start with the room you have or describe one from scratch. A focused question, such as whether lighter furniture suits a dark living room, gives you something useful to decide.
Choose the input that matches the project in front of you.
Upload an existing room and select its type, style and lighting. Name the features you want to keep so you can judge the new direction against the source.
Describe the space, furniture, materials and lighting in your own words. Text to room design suits an early idea when you have no room photo; image-mode selections do not apply.
Start with one room and one change you want to explore.


Select Image to Design and upload a clear room photo, or choose Text to Design and describe the room you want to explore.


In image mode, choose Room Type, Design Style and Lighting. In text mode, include these details in your brief, along with what should stay.

Name the furniture, finishes or features to keep and the change you want. In text mode, include room purpose, furniture, materials and light in your brief.

Read the cost shown on Generate, then submit your request. Compare the concept with your photo or brief and refine one main choice for your next attempt.
A request to try
“Keep the windows and wood floor. Try a lighter sofa, warm wood accents and soft evening light. Leave a clear route to the balcony.”
Use AI room design to make a purchase, proposal or planning conversation easier to explain.
Illustrative design concepts, not documented customer projects or measured results.

Compare furniture and color directions before replacing large pieces you already own.

Give a client a visible style direction to discuss before you prepare a detailed furnishing brief.

Show a business partner the intended atmosphere before committing to finishes and fit-out discussions.

Compare a cabinet and material direction with the rest of the home before ordering samples.
Choose one direction, then turn its visible details into a practical next conversation.
List the furniture shapes, colors and materials you like. Check dimensions and samples before placing an order; the image does not identify products or prove they fit.
Use a room design from photo to explain a style to a client or partner. Ask which details they want to keep before commissioning further work.
Whole Home accepts two to four distinct room photos and produces one coordinated concept board. Use its panels to discuss a shared palette, rather than expecting separate render files.
Bring one room photo or a short brief and choose the first style question you want to answer.
New accounts receive signup credits, with the amount depending on the current offer. Base uses 1 credit per image and Pro uses 4. Review the Generate total before submitting.
Yes. Choose Text to Design and describe the room purpose, shape, style, materials and furniture. The tool uses your text as the input; image-mode room, style and lighting controls do not apply.
For colors, textiles and accessories around existing furniture, use the AI room decorator. This page supports broader room design directions; the separate Room Planner focuses on furniture placement and circulation.
Include the main walls, openings, floor and furniture in a bright, clear view. Use PNG, JPG or JPEG up to 10MB. An image with enough visible context makes room design from photo easier to judge.
Use it to communicate the look you want. Confirm measurements, product availability, materials and construction details separately. The image is a design concept, not a floor plan or construction drawing.