
Upload your room
01Take a quick photo of your room as it is today. No cleanup or 3D scanning required.
Step 01 of 03Upload your real room, describe what you want to change, and preview the result while keeping your space intact.


Upload your real room photo, describe what to change, and preview the result before you remodel. Keep your layout, windows, and furniture in view.
No complex style options or endless parameters. Just upload your room and specify what you want to test.

Take a quick photo of your room as it is today. No cleanup or 3D scanning required.
Step 01 of 03
Describe your idea in plain text — like changing wall paint, updating rugs, or trying a new sofa color.
Step 02 of 03
Preview the result while keeping your existing layout and furniture in view.
Step 03 of 03Generic AI room tools often rewrite the entire scene — walls shift, windows move, furniture multiplies. AI Room Design takes a different approach: it works as a preview layer on top of your real photo. You choose what to update, and everything else is preserved, so the result looks like your room — only better.


Test sage green, terracotta, warm linen, or accent walls.
Try different fabric colors or textures on your furniture.
Swap carpet, oak wood, or rug styles under your furniture.
Update ceiling lamps, ambient lights, or table fixtures.
Add or modify art frames, plants, and small decorations.
Designed to preserve camera perspective, room shape, and proportions.
Designed to preserve window frames, sunlight direction, and outdoor views.
Designed to preserve architectural trim, moldings, baseboards, and entryways.
Built-in shelving, fireplaces, and permanent structures are preserved by default.
Existing furniture stays in view unless you ask for a change.
Redesigning a room carries financial and emotional risk: paint, furniture, and fixtures are expensive to reverse. Here is how AI visual previews resolve the most common decision paralyzes, giving you the confidence to start. Instead of imagining a color or fabric, you see it rendered in your own room, with your own lighting and floor.
“Will a dark terracotta accent wall make the bedroom feel too small or clash with the existing bed frame?”
Seeing the exact color rendered with real room lighting and shadows removes the guesswork before buying paint.
“How do I know if an olive green sofa will match my warm oak hardwood floors?”
Overlaying new upholstery colors directly onto existing furniture dimensions ensures visual harmony with the floor.
“Can I modernize the lighting without ruining the classic crown molding and trim?”
Structural lock guarantees architectural details remain untouched while generating modernized decor.
We built this from recurring patterns in public r/DesignMyRoom discussions. Each link opens the original post.



Answers to common questions about uploading photos, structural preservation, and design previews.
Preview changes to your real room before you renovate. Upload a photo, describe what to change, and keep your layout, windows, and furniture in view.

