AI room design, free
Browse real before-and-after redesigns in six styles, pick your room and direction, then join early access to render your own photo — no account, no catch.
Free · no login · your photo stays in your browser — it is not uploaded while live rendering is off.
Before & after, every style
Free AI room design tools used to mean a watermark, a signup wall, or a single render before the paywall. This one is built the other way around: the value is the before-and-after gallery, which costs nothing to browse and needs no login. Live rendering of your own photo is rolling out in early access; joining the list is free, and a paid tier will later add high-resolution downloads and more renders.
The approach is honest about what it shows. Each redesign keeps the room’s layout — walls, windows, proportions — and changes only the furniture, materials, colors and lighting, so the after reads as a realistic restyle rather than a different room. Browse those directions now; when live rendering opens, it follows the same layout-preserving approach on your own photo.
Start from a bedroom or living room, or browse a single look across every room on the style pages.
Free AI room design FAQ
Is AI room design actually free here?
Yes. Browsing every before-and-after redesign and choosing a room and style are free with no login, and the early-access list for live rendering is free to join too. A paid tier will add higher-resolution downloads and more renders, but the core is free.
Can I redesign my own room photo right now?
Live rendering of your own photo is rolling out in early access, so it is not on for everyone yet. You can load a photo to set it up — it stays in your browser and is not uploaded — and join the list to be notified the moment live rendering opens for your style.
What rooms and styles can I design?
Bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, small bedrooms and apartment living rooms, each across six styles — modern, japandi, scandinavian, boho, industrial and coastal.
Do I need design skills to use it?
No. Pick a room and a style and drag the slider on the real before-and-afters to compare directions. The styles do the design thinking for you, so you read the look rather than build it.