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Preview AI remodel ideas on a photo of your kitchen

You keep circling the same island idea and do not want three contractor quotes built on a vague description. Photograph the kitchen you have, generate a couple of looks, and send the ones you would actually consider.

Starts from a real photo, plan, or sketchCompare more than one look of the same spaceFree credits when you create an account
A current kitchen photo on the left and the remodeled version of the same room on the right
The same living room shown in three paint-color variations
A room photo and a 2D layout concept packaged as a contractor brief

See a new kitchen on the room you already have

Upload one daytime photo of the kitchen or living room

Try the change on your kitchen photo
01/Kitchen looks

See a new kitchen on the room you already have

You do not need design software to check an island, a cabinet style, or a different palette. Interior Remodel uses your photo as the base and keeps windows, proportions, and architectural lines. Compare a few looks before anyone quotes the job.

  • Upload one daytime photo of the kitchen or living room
  • Describe the change in ordinary language
  • Compare distinct looks before you call contractors
A current kitchen photo on the left and the remodeled version of the same room on the right
02/Paint and pieces

Check a wall color or a sofa before you buy it

If the question is one color or one piece of furniture, skip a full restyle. Paint Color Visualizer, AI Wall Design, and Furniture Try-On apply that single change on your photo. Confirm real swatches and measurements before you order.

  • Preview paint colors on the walls in your photo
  • Try a furniture piece in the room where it has to live
  • Use the image as a visual check, then confirm in the real space
The same living room shown in three paint-color variations
03/Shared brief

Give every contractor the same picture of the change

Floor-plan tools can generate a top-down layout concept from room dimensions and a short note. Use it to talk through traffic and zones. Confirm sizes, structure, and code with a licensed professional before you remove walls or order millwork. The image is not a measured survey or permit drawing.

  • Useful when furniture fit and circulation are the questions
  • Share the same concept so quotes start from one picture
  • A licensed contractor or engineer still owns structure and permits
A room photo and a 2D layout concept packaged as a contractor brief

How this helps

What to do before you call a contractor

A before-and-after of the room you have

A straight-on photo next to a concept of the new look is enough to start a contractor conversation without describing the island from memory.

A rejected look for 1 credit

A concept image costs 1 credit. Finding out a cabinet color or layout feels wrong on screen is cheaper than buying paint or millwork first.

Measurements stay on the job site

Show the images so everyone shares the same intent. Your licensed contractor, architect, or designer still handles feasibility, on-site measurements, electrical, plumbing, and permits.

How it works

From a hunch to a picture you can send

  1. 1Step 01

    Photograph the room in daylight

    Capture a straight-on photo with the area you care about in frame. That photo is the base for every variation.

  2. 2Step 02

    Try the change on that photo

    Run Interior Remodel for a fuller restyle, or pick paint, furniture, or floor-plan tools if the decision is narrower.

  3. 3Step 03

    Send the versions you would consider

    Save favorites in My Creations. When you request quotes, share them as visual concept references.

Homeowner questions

See the remodel on the kitchen you already have

Upload one picture and generate the first concept. New accounts receive free credits.

Try the change on your kitchen photo

New accounts receive free credits. Each generation uses 1 credit. Outputs are visual concepts, not construction documents.