Upload a room photo and furniture product images to preview appearance, placement, pairing, and qualitative scale in context.
Overview
Furniture Try-On places one to six uploaded furniture product references into your room photo. It creates a visual preview of appearance, placement, pairing, and room context while keeping the room shell recognizable.
Upload the space you want to improve, then compare visual directions based on the room, property, plan, or image you already have.
Use generated options to review layout, materials, color, lighting, furniture, or styling choices before buying products or hiring help.
Save the strongest direction and use it as a practical reference for edits, shopping, contractor conversations, or client review.
Featured direction
Furniture reference
Why choose us
Context matters
Material and style exploration
How it works
Keep the workflow short: upload the real place, set your direction, then compare options before spending money outside.
Stage 1
Choose a clear room photo or start with an example room that shows the floor and surrounding architecture.
Stage 2
Upload one to six clear furniture references, then choose Creative Mode or Precise Mode and add optional placement notes.
Stage 3
Features
Place a single focal product or preview a small furniture grouping in one generation.
Let the model find a natural arrangement while keeping every uploaded product recognizable.
FAQ
Find quick answers about supported inputs, visual planning, realistic results, editing limits, and when to involve a qualified professional.
Yes. Every furniture upload is used as a product reference. Precise Mode gives stronger preservation instructions, but generative previews can still vary in small details.
No. The result is a qualitative visual preview, not a calibrated measurement tool. Confirm room dimensions, product dimensions, clearances, delivery access, and installation requirements separately.
Use clear product photos with the full item visible, minimal obstruction, and a viewpoint reasonably compatible with the room photo.
You can mention dimensions as guidance, but the image is not dimensionally calibrated and must not be used to confirm exact fit.
You can add between one and six product references per generation. Each generation uses credits.
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01 / WHY IT MATTERS
Start from the sofa, chair, table, bed, or cabinet images you are actually considering instead of a generic text-only concept.
02 / WHY IT MATTERS
Try different groupings and directions in the same room before making a visual shortlist.
03 / WHY IT MATTERS
The workflow is designed to preserve walls, floors, windows, built-ins, camera angle, and the room's existing light direction.
Review the in-room preview, compare another run if needed, and verify real measurements before purchasing.
The output
Furniture placement preview
Use a product reference to create a grounded room preview.
Prioritize the visible silhouette, color, material, proportions, and details of each product reference.
Match perspective, floor contact, occlusion, shadows, lighting, and qualitative visual scale to the room photo.
Use optional notes to request a location or relationship, such as placing a chair beside the sofa.
Keep the room shell and fixed features stable so product options remain easier to compare.
