Interior design renders from your client's room.
Living room · Palette exploration
4 concepts · 4 credits
Concept A · Warm minimal
Limewash · Pale oak · Bouclé · Travertine
Your palettes
01Site photo to scheme
The client's room as photographed. Then as an AI concept.
One phone photo of a dated living and dining room, restyled with Style Swap from a style reference. Drag the divider across the room.
- Kept
- The windows, fireplace, doorway, room shape and camera.
- Changed
- Honey oak to pale oak. Beige walls to limewash. Maroon drapes to sheer linen. A brown sectional to cream bouclé, and a paper lantern overhead.
Works in your browser. The site photo stays in the client's project beside every option.
02Inputs
Render from whatever the project already has.
Interior design rendering usually starts with a full 3D scene. Here it starts with a site photo, a SketchUp image, a sketch or a plan image, with DWG/DXF files on request. Each input has its own workflow.
Clear the client's room before you design it
Empty the Room – Furnishings takes the furniture out of the photo, so you design on the bare room. Declutter the Room only tidies it.
- Empty the Room – Furnishings
- 1 credit · est. 1–4 min
- Declutter the Room
- 1 credit · est. 1–3 min
How a client project moves
Concept
A first direction from any input above.
Options
Swaps and presets on the same room, one decision at a time.
Spec
Preview products and finishes before checking the specification.
Present
Compare each option with the original and read Design Feedback first.
Also from a photo:
- Moodboard to Render
- View Extender
- Zoomed In View
A moodboard restyles the site photo from the board's colors, materials and styling cues.
03Client revisions
Explore one decision at a time.
The client wants a different floor, a darker kitchen or warmer light? Explore that change on the option they already like, then compare what changed. Each revision is saved beside the last.
Explore a different floor
- Changed
- The natural oak floor, now polished concrete.
- Kept
- Walls, joinery, sofa, chair, rug, art and the camera.
You upload the room and a reference image of the flooring you want.
Joinery, stone and metal from one reference
- Changed
- White shaker to deep forest green. White quartz to Calacatta Viola on the island and backsplash. Brushed nickel pendants to brass.
- Kept
- The herringbone oak floor, the window, the island and the layout.
You upload the room and a reference image of the palette and finishes.
The same scheme in a different light
- Changed
- The light: lamps and fire on, a darker sky beyond the glass.
- Kept
- Every finish, every piece of furniture and the camera.
Presets are Daylight, Evening, Night lighting and Warm Indoor. Layered Lighting switches ambient, task and accent layers on or off.
Furnish the room, then preview specific pieces
- Changed
- Furniture added: a sofa, two leather armchairs, a round oak coffee table, a rug, a lamp and art.
- Kept
- The floor, the fireplace, the windows and the camera.
For a specific piece, Product Visualizer uses its product image for a visual preview. Check dimensions and details against the spec sheet before ordering.
Oak to polished concrete
Explore a different floor
- Changed
- The natural oak floor, now polished concrete.
- Kept
- Walls, joinery, sofa, chair, rug, art and the camera.
You upload the room and a reference image of the flooring you want.
Build the option set
Presets step one quality through fixed options, such as light, medium and dark wood, for a quick set of options to compare.
Each revision is its own run. If a run fails or is cancelled, its credit is released.
- Wood Tone
- Light · Medium · Dark
- Metal Finish
- Brass · Chrome · Black
- Palette Temperature
- Cooler · Neutral · Warmer
- Decor Level
- Minimal · Balanced · Rich
- Plant Level
- None · Few · Lush
Single swaps:
- Ceiling Swap
- Lighting Fixtures Swap
- Furniture & Decor Swap
04Control
The designer still owns the brief.
AI Room Designer renders your decisions. It doesn't make them. Every workflow is built to keep the room recognizable, and the original stays beside each result so you check what changed before the client sees it.
- Built to keep
- The room's layout and the camera view.
- Built to change
- What you ask for: a style, a finish, a product or the light.
- Always check
- Results can vary. Compare every render with the original, and never use AI images as measured drawings or construction documents.
Design Feedback, before you present
Design Feedback reviews a result against your original and writes notes on what changed. Read it before the meeting, and run another pass if something is off.
Fit the brief
Optimizers adapt a design to how the client lives.
- Aging-Friendly Optimizer
- Kid-Friendly Optimizer
- Pet-Friendly Optimizer
- Storage Optimizer
- Work from Home Optimizer
- Maintenance Level Presets
05For studios
One account for the whole studio.
On the Studio and Agency plans, accounts are organizations with shared credits. Each client gets a project, and every option lands where the whole team can see it.
AI-generated examples · Four rooms in one warm oak and linen direction
- Home Setup Wizard
- 1 credit per room · est. 1–10 min
One organization account
The whole studio works in one account, on the same client projects.
Shared credits
On Studio and Agency, one credit balance the whole team draws from.
A project per client
Site photos, options and revisions stay together, in a gallery the team can review.
One direction across the home
Home Setup Wizard styles up to four room photos toward one design direction in a single run.
Coming soon: a REST API for running the same workflows from your own tools, with webhooks that report when a run succeeds or fails.
06Compare
AI rendering vs 3D rendering vs outsourcing
AI rendering makes a photoreal image from a photo, sketch or model view without building a full 3D scene. A 3D render is exact to the model but needs setup. A render studio does the work for you, in revision rounds.
Input needed
- AI Room Designer
- Photo, sketch, SketchUp image, plan image or moodboard + room photo; DWG/DXF on request
- Traditional 3D rendering
- A full 3D model with materials and lights
- Outsourced render studio
- A brief plus your model or drawings
Time per option
- AI Room Designer
- In minutes
- Traditional 3D rendering
- Setup plus render time
- Outsourced render studio
- A revision round per change
Changing one finish
- AI Room Designer
- Swap it from a reference image
- Traditional 3D rendering
- Edit the material and re-render
- Outsourced render studio
- Send a revision request
Cost of one more option
- AI Room Designer
- 1–4 credits per run
- Traditional 3D rendering
- Your setup and render hours
- Outsourced render studio
- A new quote or revision fee
Geometric precision
- AI Room Designer
- Aims to follow the input; verify dimensions
- Traditional 3D rendering
- Exact to the model
- Outsourced render studio
- Exact to the model
Best stage
- AI Room Designer
- Concept, options and client alignment
- Traditional 3D rendering
- Final presentation
- Outsourced render studio
- Final presentation and marketing images
Based on typical workflows in each category. Use AI renders for concepts and options, not construction documents.
07Pricing
Render your next client room on a 3-day, $1 trial.
Most workflows use 1 credit a run; Floor Plan to Render uses 4, and AutoCAD to Render is available on request. On Studio and Agency every seat shares one credit balance, so pick the plan that covers the options your team renders in a month.
For one person
Solo
A solo designer with one client project at a time.
Was $29Save 34%Now $19/ month
30 credits a month · no rollover
- 30 monthly credits
- 1 seat
- Upgrade any time as you grow
Start Solo trial · $1$1 today for 3 days and 5 credits. Then $19/month unless cancelled.
- Recommended
For teams of up to 3
Studio
A small studio running a few client projects at once.
Was $79Save 38%Now $49/ month
100 credits a month · no rollover
- 100 monthly credits
- 3 seats on one shared credit balance
- Shared projects for the whole team
- 70 more credits and 2 extra seats for $30 more than Solo
Start Studio trial · $1$1 today for 3 days and 5 credits. Then $49/month unless cancelled.
For teams of up to 10
Agency
A larger studio with several designers sharing projects.
Was $149Save 34%Now $99/ month
200 credits a month · no rollover
- 200 monthly credits
- 10 seats on one shared credit balance
- Shared projects for the whole team
Start Agency trial · $1$1 today for 3 days and 5 credits. Then $99/month unless cancelled.
Every plan includes
From the first day of your trial.
- The same workflows and credit costs
- Photos, sketches, SketchUp views and floor plans
- Your original beside every result
- Failed or cancelled runs release their credits
- Cancel any time
The $1 trial
3 days to judge the results on your own rooms
Today
Pay $1 with a card and get 5 credits, shared across your team.
The next 3 days
Try any workflow, for example one Floor Plan to Render (4 credits) and one 1-credit run. Cancel from billing at any time.
Day 3
Your plan renews with a full month of credits. Unused trial credits expire.
Credits
What a run costs
Workflows use 1–4 credits a run, shown before you start. AutoCAD to Render is available on request.
- Most workflows
- 1credit
- Moodboard to Render, Storage Optimizer, Metal Finish Presets, Ceiling Swap, Furniture & Decor Swap
- 2credits
- Floor Plan to Render
- 4credits
- Home Setup Wizard, up to 4 rooms
- 1per room
- A run that fails or is cancelled
- 0credits
The trial is 3 days for $1, charged today, with 5 credits shared across your team. A card is required. On day 3 your plan renews at its monthly price unless you cancel, and unused trial credits expire. We refund the $1 only if you ask before the trial ends and no credits have been used. Cancel any time from billing. You keep access until the end of the period you paid for.
Prices are in US dollars.
08FAQ
Questions designers ask first
Short, straight answers on cost, control and what AI can't do.
09Get started
Show the client the room, not a description of it.
Upload a site photo, render a first concept and build the option set from the same room, before anything is ordered.
- Photos, SketchUp images, sketches, plans and moodboards
- Every option saved to the client's project
- One shared credit balance for the studio on Studio and Agency
