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Interior Redesign AI

Interiors, exteriors and gardens

Redesign your living room — Same walls, brand-new room.

Upload one photo, keep your walls, windows and doors, and try style after style. Structure lock asks the AI to change finishes and furniture, not the room, so what you see is your space, not a stranger's.

Redesign my room — freeSee examples

5 free credits for eligible new accounts · no card needed

One kitchen, three styles: Japandi oak → matte black → green two-tone, then dolly-in · film made from our before and after
KitchenOne kitchen, three styles: Japandi oak → matte black → green two-tone, then dolly-in · film made from our before and after
Real outputs from our tools, aligned to the original photo's frame and not retouched.
What are we redesigning?
Style

Free to try: eligible new accounts get 5 credits after verifying their email (one per person and device; disposable emails don't qualify). Your photo stays in this browser until you create an account.

72 styles · 18 tools · Interiors, exteriors and gardens · 5 languages

Built for

How it works

From one photo to a finished space in three steps.

AI interior redesign means restyling a room from a single photo without changing the room itself. Upload a picture of a room, the front of your house or your yard, and the studio changes the finishes, furniture and colors while it keeps your walls, windows and layout where they are.

  • Lighting
  • Materials
  • Furniture
  • Styling
  • Finishes
  • Decor

The real difference: general chat AIs draw a brand-new room that only looks like yours. We redesign the one in your photo and keep its walls, windows and layout, so what you see is your space finished, whether you live in it, list it or pitch it.

  1. Step 1

    Upload

    A phone photo of any room, the outside of your house or your garden. Straight on, in daylight, works best.

  2. Step 2

    Customize

    Pick the room and a style, then decide how much should change. Try look after look on the same photo before you spend anything on the real thing.

    • Structure lock on by default: walls and windows stay put
    • Interiors, exteriors and gardens
    • Dozens of styles, or describe your own
    • Change one area with a brush, leave the rest
  3. Step 3

    Done

    Compare the result with your photo, refine it or try another style, then download it or send it to whoever needs to say yes.

    • High-resolution download (up to 2048 px on paid plans and packs); commercial license on Pro and Expert
    • Turn it into a before-and-after reveal video
    • A free, rough cost range for the work
    • Real paint matches and a shopping list
    A living room redesigned in a modern style, shown in a mock of the studio result view
    • Download
    • View full size
    • Edit an area
    • Upscale to HD
    • Make a reveal video
    • Send feedback

What you can redesign

Kitchens, gardens, house fronts. And rooms that aren't finished yet.

Each clip starts on one ordinary space, then flips through five designs of it from the same camera. The walls, windows and layout stay. The design changes.

  • Kitchen remodel

    New cabinets, counters, backsplash and lighting on your own kitchen, before you call a contractor.

    Remodel my kitchen

  • Backyard & garden

    Turn a patchy lawn or a bare yard into a modern, cottage, zen or Mediterranean garden, or an outdoor living space.

    Design my garden

  • Exterior & curb appeal

    New siding colors, roof, front door and lights, with the whole front of the house restyled at once.

    Redesign my exterior

  • Empty & unfinished rooms

    An empty room, a new build or a bare basement, shown finished and furnished in different ways, so you can plan before you buy.

    Furnish an empty room

Example spaces: the before photos and the designs in these clips are all AI-generated, not customer homes.

Same photo, different looks

One photo. More than one look.

Two kitchen photos from our October 2026 render test, each redesigned twice with structure lock on. Same walls, windows and appliances every time.

Kitchen A

Kitchen B

Try a style on your photo
Kitchen A redesigned with navy cabinets; window, sink and appliances unchangedKitchen A · Navy cabinets
Real outputs, unedited. 50 interior styles are available in the studio.

Structure lock

It's still your room

General image tools tend to redraw the whole scene: windows shift, a wall disappears, the camera moves. Structure lock tells the renderer to keep walls, windows, doors, fixed fixtures and the camera angle where they are, and change only finishes, furniture and decor. Compare each result with your photo before you rely on it.

12 of 12

strict renders kept the walls, windows, fixtures and camera angle in our October 2026 test of three image models, using the model we chose (4 real photos, 3 styles each).

It isn't perfect. Area edits sometimes change less than you asked for; if a render moves something it shouldn't, tell us.

Source: our own side-by-side test of image models on the same real photos, October 2026.

The same kitchen with oak cabinets; island, range and windows unchangedWhite kitchen with an island and pendant lights
After

Kitchen, Rift-cut oak

The same bathroom with checkerboard floor and white vanity; window and tub unchangedBathroom with a wood vanity and beige tile
After

Beige bathroom, Black and white classic

The same bathroom with white tile and a checkerboard floor; shower and window unchangedBathroom with pink tile and a glass shower
After

Pink bathroom, Black and white classic

More real outputs from the same test, unedited.

Change one thing

Same room. Only what you asked for changes.

Each pair is one photo, before and after a single kind of edit. Walls, windows and the camera angle stay where they are; the part you picked is the part that changes.

The same living room with a white sofa, a large plant and a TV console; walls, floor and rug unchangedLiving room with a gray sofa, a pink vase, a white chair and curtains
BeforeAfter
  • Walls, window, floor and rug kept
  • sofa, plants and media unit changed
Try this edit on your photo

Real outputs from our tools. Each one is aligned and cropped to the original photo's frame, nothing retouched. Results vary with photo quality.

Exterior colors

See real paint colors on your own house

Curated exterior color combinations from Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore and Behr: body, trim, door and roof. Open one for the full guide, or try it on a photo of your house before you buy a gallon.

The same house redesigned with dark siding and warm wood accentsTwo-story house with blue siding at dusk
After

Screen colors are approximate. Test a sample on your wall before you buy.

See all exterior color combinations

Features included

One studio. Every job. Always your real space.

Restyle, stage, repaint, swap materials, estimate the cost and make a reveal video, all on your own photo.

  • The same living room redesignedA living room before the redesign
    BeforeAfter
    Interior redesign

    Restyle any room

    New furniture, lighting and decor in the style you pick, in your own room.

    Try it: Restyle any room
  • Exterior redesign

    Redesign the outside

    Try siding, paint and curb appeal ideas before you call a contractor.

    Try it: Redesign the outside
  • The same backyard redesignedA backyard before the redesign
    After
    Garden design

    Reimagine outdoor spaces

    A patio, planting or a fire pit, seen on your own yard first.

    Try it: Reimagine outdoor spaces
  • Virtual staging

    Stage an empty room

    Furnish a vacant room for a listing or to plan your move-in.

    Try it: Stage an empty room
  • The same bedroom with new wall colorA bedroom before the paint change
    BeforeAfter
    Paint colors

    See the color first

    Real brand paint colors on your own walls before you buy a sample pot.

    Try it: See the color first
  • The same kitchen with walnut cabinetsA white kitchen
    BeforeAfter
    Materials

    Swap cabinets and floors

    Try a new cabinet finish, floor or counter while the room stays the same.

    Try it: Swap cabinets and floors
  • Free
    Cost estimator

    What would it cost?

    A rough cost range for the work, by project, size, finish and region. Free, no credits.

    Try it: What would it cost?
  • The same room stagedAn empty room before staging
    BeforeAfter
    New
    Photo to video

    Make a reveal video

    Turn a finished design into a short clip that wipes from your photo to the result.

    Try it: Make a reveal video
  • Furnished 3D render of the same plan2D floor plan
    BeforeAfter
    New
    Floor plans

    2D plan to 3D render

    Upload a floor plan and see it furnished in 3D, wall for wall, in the style you pick.

    Try it: 2D plan to 3D render
Style transfer

Borrow the look of any room

Found a room you love online? Add it as a reference and the studio applies that look to your room, with your walls and windows kept.

Your room: a bright living room
Your room
A reference photo of a Japandi-style room
Reference
Your result appears here
Your room, restyled
Try it: Borrow the look of any room
The studio

One studio for every tool

Redesign, staging, paint, materials, sky, upscale and video live in one place with one credit balance. Type what you want changed, or pick from the presets.

Try it: One studio for every tool
All tools and credit costs

Real results

What the tools actually return

Curated, unedited outputs from our own photos. Your results will vary with photo quality and lighting.

Unedited outputs from our tools. Results vary with photo quality.

You really have three options

Only one shows your actual room before you spend anything, without the $8,550 designer bill.

  1. Option 1

    Hire an interior designer

    Find the right pro, brief them, wait for concepts and pay for revisions. Worth it for big projects, but it is a lot to spend just to see an idea.

    • Polished, personal result
    • Costs a lot, takes weeks

    $8,550

    average cost to hire an interior designer

    Source: HomeAdvisor cost guide, June 2026

  2. Option 2

    Ask a general chat AI

    General image AIs draw a new picture from your description. Furniture can warp, text turns to gibberish, and walls and windows move or appear from nowhere. It is not your actual room.

    • Cheap
    • Not your room, often glitchy
  3. Option 3

    Use Interior Redesign AI

    Upload a photo, pick a style, and get a photoreal redesign of your actual room. No design skills needed.

    • Keeps your real walls, windows and layout
    • Every tool on one credit balance
    • Export a before-and-after reveal video
    The same kitchen with navy cabinetsA white kitchen before the redesign
    BeforeAfter
    Reveal video
Redesign my photo

Why it's an easy yes.

  • No lock-in

    Month to month or yearly. Cancel online in Account; your plan runs to the end of the period.

  • Your real space

    Your walls, windows and layout stay. Only the design changes.

  • Every tool, one login

    Redesign, staging, paint, materials and video on one credit balance. Not five subscriptions.

  • No skills needed

    Upload a photo, pick a style, compare. That's the whole learning curve.

Got questions?

Browse ideas

72 styles. Every room. Your photo.

Real paint palettes for every style, and idea pages for each room and the outside of your house.

Browse style ideas

Questions

Interior Redesign AI is a web app at interiorredesignai.com that redesigns photos of rooms, house exteriors and gardens in 72 styles with 18 tools. Eligible new accounts get 5 free credits. It is available in English, Spanish, German, French and Brazilian Portuguese.

All questions
Will it still look like my room?

Structure lock is on by default: it tells the AI to keep walls, windows, doors, fixed fixtures and the camera angle and to change finishes, furniture and decor. It usually holds but isn't guaranteed, so compare each result with your photo and check anything important with a professional before you build.

Is it really free to try?

Yes. Eligible new accounts get 5 free credits after verifying their email: one allowance per person and device, and disposable email addresses don't qualify. Free results carry a small watermark. No card needed.

How do credits work, and do they expire?

Every tool spends credits from one balance. Most tools cost 1 credit per image in Fast quality or 3 in Premium HD (our best model, 2048 px); advanced staging costs 2 or 6. There's a published fair-use daily limit. A plan's credits refresh each month and unused ones don't roll over. Credit packs never expire. A failed render costs nothing.

What's the difference between plans and packs?

Plans give you a monthly credit allowance and renew monthly or yearly; yearly billing is one flat price a year with fewer credits a month than monthly billing. Packs are a one-time purchase of credits that never expire. Standard covers the core tools; Pro, Expert and packs cover every tool.

Is there a watermark?

Free results carry a small watermark. Standard, Pro, Expert and credit-pack results don't.

Can I cancel or get a refund?

Cancel in Account in two clicks; your plan keeps working until the end of the period you paid for and doesn't renew. A subscription's first payment is fully refunded within 7 days if you've used 50 credits or fewer, once per account, and an unused credit pack within 30 days; renewals aren't refunded.

Can I use the images for a listing or client work?

Pro and Expert include a commercial license. Free, Standard and credit-pack results are for personal use. If you use virtually staged photos in a real estate listing, follow your local rules on disclosing them.

Is my photo private?

Before you sign up, your photo stays in your browser. After that we store your photos and results so you can see your design history. Designs are private unless you share a link, and you can delete any design at any time.

Simply:Upload a photoSet your preferencesGet your redesign

See your own room redesigned

Upload a photo, pick a style, and compare the result with your real room.

Redesign my photo

5 free credits for eligible new accounts · no card needed