Floor Plan: explore the layout
Enter width and length, select a layout and add an island or pantry when needed. Kitchen floor plans help you compare room organization without an image upload.
Kitchen Design
Use AI kitchen design to compare a layout or preview new cabinets and finishes in your room photo. Choose a direction before ordering samples, discussing a contractor quote or committing to a kitchen remodel.

The tool has two starting points: create kitchen floor plans from dimensions, or upload a photo for a material and cabinet preview. Use kitchen AI to make the first conversation concrete, while a qualified professional confirms measurements and technical requirements.
Choose a mode before adding your project details.
Enter width and length, select a layout and add an island or pantry when needed. Kitchen floor plans help you compare room organization without an image upload.
Upload your kitchen photo and choose a style, cabinet direction, remodel focus and palette. A photo-based concept shows finishes in context so you can narrow the brief.
Start with either the arrangement or the appearance you want to explore.


Choose Floor Plan to explore a layout without uploading an image. Choose Render and upload a clear kitchen photo to preview cabinet and finish changes.


For Floor Plan, enter dimensions and choose Kitchen Layout. In Render, select Design Style, Cabinet Style, Remodel Focus and Materials / Palette for your photo.

Use Additional Information for priorities the controls do not cover, such as keeping a window or adding storage. Keep your request relevant to the selected input mode.

Review the displayed cost and select Generate. Compare layout organization or render materials, then keep the same dimensions or source photo when exploring your next direction.
Compare a visual direction, agree on the scope and take a clearer brief into samples or professional planning.
Illustrative design concepts, not documented customer projects or measured results.

Compare wood and countertop combinations before ordering a full set of material samples.

Show a client an early kitchen direction so they can decide what deserves a measured design.

Use a concept to discuss storage and social priorities before committing to a remodel brief.

Explain the intended cabinet update in a quote conversation without asking the contractor to infer the look.
Choose a direction, then take the useful details into the next stage.
Pick the layouts that best reflect your routine. Ask a designer to confirm appliance space, work routes, clearances and utilities against measured room dimensions.
Use a render to shortlist cabinet, countertop and backsplash looks. This virtual kitchen designer shows a direction; real samples confirm texture, color and product availability.
Bring one selected image and a short change list to a contractor. Clear kitchen interior design references help both sides discuss the intended scope before detailed pricing.
Choose Floor Plan for an arrangement or Render for a material direction, and give your next renovation conversation a visible starting point.
A free trial is available through account credits. Review the current balance and Generate total before submitting; check pricing for the current plans and credit options.
Floor Plan creates layout concepts from your dimensions and layout choices. Render requires a kitchen photo. Dimension controls belong to Floor Plan; style, cabinet and palette controls guide Render.
Yes. Try modern or minimalist kitchen design through the available render styles and material directions. Compare the look against your existing light, furniture and adjacent rooms before ordering samples.
Use one-wall, galley or another suitable layout as a starting direction, then enter the actual dimensions. Compact layouts still need a measured check for appliances, door swings and circulation before installation.
You may explore an early visual direction, but outdoor projects require separate checks for gas, weather exposure, drainage and construction. The image does not assess those conditions.
Use this tool for the kitchen direction, then create a separate bathroom concept in Interior Remodel. Keep shared material references for the conversation; neither image specifies the products or technical installation.
No. Use the concept tool for visual planning. A qualified designer or contractor must confirm dimensions, appliances, structure, services and construction details before procurement or work begins.