Upload a room photo and get an AI interior design concept: new furniture, textiles and colors, with the layout, windows and camera angle kept.
Upload a room photo and get an AI interior design concept: new furniture, textiles and colors, with the layout, windows and camera angle kept.
One room photo and the redesign generated from it. The output ratio follows your photo to the closest supported ratio, with 4:3 as the fallback.
The recipe asks to keep the room layout, walls, windows and camera angle exactly the same. Count the windows and doors first, then follow wall corners, ceiling lines and floor transitions against your photo.
Furniture, textiles, decor and colors are replaced with a warm modern style the template picks itself. You cannot name a brand, a paint code or a piece, and the materials are visual suggestions, not purchasable finishes.
Look for a moved window, a missing door or a bigger floor area that makes the room look roomier than it is. Check that a chair does not block an opening, and that radiators, vents and outlets you must keep are still accounted for.
Three real decisions. In each one the picture shows a direction, not a measured plan.
Auto ratio · Living room
Use a view that shows the seating area, the way through the room and the windows. The warm modern version may suggest a quieter color balance or a lighter arrangement. Check real dimensions before buying anything, and if the picture makes space by moving a wall or shrinking the furniture, it has not solved your layout.
Auto ratio · Bedroom
Choose a photo that includes the bed, nearby storage and a good area of wall and floor. The generated palette can start a conversation about warmth and contrast, but the colors are not paint specifications. Get real samples and look at them in your own light before deciding.
Auto ratio · Designer
Bring the original photo and a clearly labeled concept, and say which parts appeal to you and which details look wrong. Talk about single elements instead of accepting or rejecting the whole image. Feasibility, furniture scale and installation still need real measurements and professional input.
Upload a room photo, check the fixed output, then compare windows, doors and walls before the furniture.
Add one JPG, PNG or WebP image up to 20 MB that shows the floor, wall corners, doors and windows. Keep fixed features such as radiators and built-in cabinets visible, and avoid extreme wide-angle views. You do not need an empty room.
There is no furniture, style, dimension or paint-color input; the panel shows the fixed output, one PNG at HD from Nano Banana Pro in the supported ratio closest to your photo, with 4:3 as the fallback.
Each interior design result costs 45 credits, shown on Generate before you confirm. When the redesign is done, compare windows, doors and wall lines with your original before judging the furniture, then download it.
The interior design template restyles a room you photographed. Four features cover the structure it keeps, the style it applies, the settings and the checks.
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The structure is the part the recipe asks to leave alone: layout, wall and window positions, and the camera view. That is why the source photo matters most here. A view that shows the floor, the corners and every opening gives the redesign a room to follow instead of one to invent.
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Everything movable is restyled in one warm modern direction: furniture, textiles, decor and the color scheme. The pieces and finishes are invented for the picture, so read them as a mood for the room design, not as products or paint you can order.
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There is no furniture, style, dimension or paint-color input to fill in. The output uses the supported ratio closest to your photo, and each run costs 45 credits.
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Look for a moved window, a missing door or a floor that makes the room look roomier than it is, and check that a chair does not block an opening. Measure the real space before buying anything or briefing a designer.
Pick the task that matches what you need next for the room.
Interior design is the planning of how an indoor space looks and works. This template covers the visual side: AI interior design that restyles one room photo in a warm modern direction while asking to keep the layout, windows and camera angle. It does not produce measured layouts, construction drawings, product specifications or code approval, so treat it as a room design idea for discussion.
Use one photo that shows the floor, wall corners, doors and windows, with fixed features such as radiators or built-in cabinets still visible. Avoid extreme wide-angle views, which can make the room look deeper and the furniture smaller than it is. You do not need an empty room, but a floor covered in bags gives the model less to work from. JPG, PNG and WebP are accepted, up to 20 MB.
The recipe asks to retain layout, walls, windows, and camera angle, but you must compare those anchors with the source. A moved opening or altered floor perspective makes the image an unreliable representation of the existing room. Keep real photos and measurements as the basis for practical planning.
No. This Interior Design preset has a fixed warm modern direction, with no editable recipe, furniture catalog, or style selector. Your one room photo is the input you choose here. For a specific visual change, open the image editor and describe it in a separate request, then compare the result with the real room. A pictured sofa or lamp is not an identified product you can buy, and another template link opens a different task.
Use it as a discussion image, not a renovation plan. Measure the real space, check clearances and structural constraints, and obtain the appropriate professional design work. The generated concept contains no reliable dimensions or installation specifications.
45 credits per run for one PNG at HD in the supported ratio closest to your photo, made with Nano Banana Pro. The amount appears on the Generate button before you confirm.
Upload one clear room photo, review the credit estimate, and compare the structure with your original before using it.