30 interior styles, 16 room types, and a render that holds your walls, windows and camera angle where they are.
The value of a render is that it is a picture of your room rather than a picture of a room. Everything below follows from that.

Modern, Scandinavian, Japandi, Industrial, Mid-Century, Coastal, Farmhouse, Quiet Luxury, Boho, Wabi-Sabi, Art Deco, Bauhaus and 18 more. Set the room type as well (kitchen, bathroom, nursery, home office, hallway, attic, sunroom or studio apartment among them) and the styling changes to suit the room rather than dressing every space like a living room.
Every render is sent as an edit of your exact photograph with the wall positions, room shape and proportions, ceiling height, the size and position of each window and door, and the camera angle declared unchanged. That is why two styles of the same room stay comparable: only the furniture, finishes, colour and light have moved.


"Modern farmhouse" means a different thing to each person in the conversation. A render of your own room does not. Write your own brief in Custom mode if none of the 30 styles is the thing in your head, then send the result to whoever is doing the work.
Any room, any angle, straight from a phone. No tidying first — clutter in the photo does not confuse the render.
Set which room it is, then choose from 30 styles, or switch to Custom and describe what you want in a sentence.
A photorealistic result comes back in seconds. Run the same photo through a second style and put the two side by side.
30, and they apply to any of 16 room types. The list runs Modern, Scandinavian, Japandi, Industrial, Mid-Century, Coastal, Farmhouse, Quiet Luxury, Boho, Minimalist, Contemporary, Traditional, Mediterranean, Rustic, Art Deco, Vintage, Cottagecore, Biophilic, Organic Modern, Country House, Bauhaus, Baroque, Zen, Warm Minimalism, Tropical, Victorian, Wabi-Sabi, Asian Decor, French Country and Hollywood Regency.
Yes. The render is generated as an edit of your photograph, and the instruction fixes wall positions, room shape and proportions, ceiling height, the exact size and position of every window and door, and the original camera angle. Furniture, materials, colour and lighting are what change.
Pro runs a larger model with more sampling steps, so it holds fine detail and material texture better. It costs 4 credits against 1 for Basic, which is why a 200-credit plan is described as 200 Basic or 50 Pro generations — the same balance divided differently, not two separate allowances.
A free account includes 3 designs and asks for no credit card. Sign in with Google or an emailed link. After that, credit packs start at $9.99 for 30 designs and the Starter plan is $19.99 a month for 200.
Yes — the terms permit commercial use, and that is not something a paid plan unlocks. Agents, designers and contractors use the output in listings, client presentations and quotes. Whatever you generate is yours to use, on a free account as much as a paid one.
Three free designs, no credit card, nothing to install. Upload the photo and pick a style.
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