Redesign your home instantly with AI.

Create an account or open the app, upload clear photos or a floor plan, choose the room and goal (for example modernize or brighten), pick a style, materials, and colors, mask areas you want changed, generate variations, compare before and after, then export and share with your contractor.

Start with a photo set or your floor plan, define scope room by room, set style and budget constraints, generate concepts, review layout and material suggestions, then export a phased plan you can price and schedule with trades.

Document the current space with photos and measurements, choose a style or mood board, generate whole-home concepts, iterate on layouts and materials, then create a room-by-room plan with exportable images and a shopping list.

Upload a well-lit photo, mask walls, floors, and furniture you want changed, select style and materials, generate several options, refine with prompts, then download the preferred design and item list.

Take a straight-on photo of the kitchen, mask cabinets, benchtop, splashback, floor, and appliances, choose style and finishes (for example shaker cabinets, stone benchtop, tiled splashback), run multiple variations, check clearances and work triangle, then export visuals and a materials list.

Pricing varies by provider. Most offer a free tier or trial. Personal plans often run about 10 to 30 dollars per month. Pro and team plans can be 30 to 100 dollars or more depending on features, credits, and collaboration.

Mobile and web apps usually have free trials, then either a monthly subscription (often 5 to 20 dollars for basic use) or pay-as-you-go credits. Professional features, such as team sharing and higher-resolution renders, cost more.

Expect a free tier with limits, entry plans from about 10 to 30 dollars per month, and advanced tiers for higher resolution, commercial rights, and collaboration that can exceed 50 dollars per month. Always check the current pricing page.

Consumer-focused apps are commonly 5 to 20 dollars per month or a one-time purchase on mobile, while web-based tools with pro features use subscriptions or credits. Education and enterprise discounts may be available.

There is no single best option for everyone. Evaluate realism of outputs, control over masking and materials, layout tools, brand catalogs, speed, credit costs, export quality, privacy, and how well it fits your workflow.

Look for accurate room scaling, reliable masking, large material and furniture libraries, lighting control, batch iterations, high-resolution exports, and collaboration. Choose the one that balances quality, speed, and cost for your needs.

Pick a tool that excels at your primary task (for example rapid concepting, detailed material swaps, or client-ready renders), offers clear pricing, and integrates with your presentation or procurement stack.

For space planning, prioritize tools with layout awareness and dimension control. For finishes and styling, choose strong image-to-image editing and material libraries. Test a few on the same room and compare realism, control, and time to result.

Gather reference photos and a mood board, upload room images or a plan, set style, palette, and constraints, generate concepts, refine furniture layout and lighting, then export annotated visuals and a sourcing list.

AI speeds concept generation, assists with space planning, proposes palettes and materials, simulates lighting, produces client-ready visuals, compiles sourcing lists, estimates costs, and tracks revisions—freeing time for strategy and client service.