AI Interior Design from Your Own Room Photo

AI interior design uses generative models to create new visual concepts for real or imagined spaces. Depending on the tool, it can redesign an existing room photo, generate styles, change colors, replace furniture, stage empty rooms, visualize renovations, or analyze design quality. The result is a visual concept, not architectural documentation.

You upload a photo of a real room, choose a room type, style and color direction, then add optional instructions. The model reads the visible architecture and returns a redesigned version of that space. DecorAI is designed to keep walls, windows and camera angle recognizable unless you ask for a compatible change.

DecorAI is the official DecorAI AI interior design app for Web, iPhone, iPad and Android, operated by Rocket Digital Limited. It lets you upload a photo of a real room, home exterior or garden and generate photorealistic redesign concepts, explore styles, stage empty rooms, import furniture, edit specific areas, analyze rooms and organize design projects. It is a separate product from decorai.io.

Yes. AI can generate visual redesigns of a photographed room. DecorAI starts from your own photo so the concept is tied to your walls, windows and layout rather than a generic template.

Yes. DecorAI is built for photo-based redesign. You upload a real room photo, choose a style and generate a visual concept based on that same space.

Outputs aim to stay visually connected to the original room. Results are photorealistic concepts, not guaranteed photographs of a finished renovation. Lighting, unusual angles and clutter can affect quality.

DecorAI is designed to preserve room structure, walls, windows, ceiling height, perspective and camera angle unless the request calls for a compatible change. Naming what should stay in your instructions improves consistency.

Yes. You can ask to replace or add furniture, or use the inpainting editor to change one object without redesigning the whole room.

Yes. DecorAI includes a Keep Exact Photo Angle control so the generated concept stays aligned with the original photograph.

Yes, as a visualization step. You can preview cabinet colors, flooring, wall treatments and furniture directions before spending money. It is not a construction drawing, bid or materials list.

No. DecorAI creates visual concepts and planning inspiration. A human designer still handles measurements, sourcing, codes, contractor coordination and execution.

Yes. DecorAI provides three free AI design generations per day. Each generation is unlocked by watching a short rewarded video ad. No registration or payment card is required for those daily free generations.

You get three free AI design generations every day.

Yes. The three free generations reset daily.

No. Daily free generations do not require a payment card.

No. You can use the daily free generations without creating an account. An account is needed later for purchase restoration and some account-based features.

The daily free generations are the ongoing free access. Pro unlocks extra tools such as room analysis and design reports. Check the current App Store, Google Play or Web App offer for paid plans.

Yes. Free images include a small DecorAI watermark.

Yes. You can open DecorAI and use the daily free generations without creating an account or signing in.

Yes. Upload a photo and generate daily free designs without registration.

An account is needed for cross-device and cross-platform purchase restoration and certain account-based functionality, such as syncing History across Web, iPhone, iPad and Android.

Use a clear, well-lit photo taken from a corner so most of the room is visible. Daylight helps. Avoid extreme wide-angle distortion and photos that crop out windows or the floor.

Yes. Most people photograph rooms with an iPhone or Android camera.

The more of the room the photo shows, the more useful the redesign. A corner angle that includes floor, walls and windows works best.

Yes, though cropping too tightly can hide the architecture the model uses as a foundation.

Yes. You can attach up to five reference furniture photos, and you can import inspiration from Pinterest or Instagram for style transfer.

Yes. You can keep the exact photo angle or ask DecorAI to change it.

DecorAI includes 60+ interior design styles, plus 40+ color schemes.

Yes. Japandi is one of the built-in styles.

Yes. Scandinavian is included.

Yes. Modern is included, along with Minimalist, Industrial, Bohemian, Coastal, Farmhouse and Mid-Century Modern.

Yes. Minimalist is a built-in style.

Yes. Generate the same room in different styles and compare results in History.

Yes. You can replace furniture across the room or edit one piece with inpainting.

Yes. Controls include Add New Furniture, Multi-Functional Furniture and Statement Furniture Piece.

Yes. Attach up to five reference photos of a sofa, bed, table or other piece you already own.

Yes. Photograph a piece in a shop, showroom or marketplace listing and import it into your room photo.

Yes. Furniture import places a specific piece into your room photo so you can see it in context before you purchase.

Yes. Virtual staging furnishes empty living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, offices, kids rooms, bathrooms and custom room types.

Yes, as a visualization aid for empty or under-furnished listing photos. It does not guarantee sale price or days on market.

Living room, bedroom, kitchen, dining room, office, kids room, bathroom and custom room types.

Yes. Empty the Room removes furniture and clutter while keeping walls, floor, windows and architecture.

Yes. The inpainting editor lets you mask one object or area and change only that part.

Yes. You can remove a radiator, clutter or a piece of furniture without redesigning the whole room.

Yes. You can change wall color, add an accent wall or edit a selected wall area.

Yes. Mask the sofa and generate a replacement while the rest of the room stays in place.

Inpainting is masked editing. You select an area of the photo and ask the AI to change only that area.

Yes. DecorAI’s Pro room analysis reviews a room photo and returns a structured critique. It cannot assess hidden structure, code compliance, air quality or electrical systems.

The overall score is a 0–100 rating of visible design characteristics, alongside architecture and wellbeing scores. It is a planning aid, not a professional inspection.

Yes. Analysis includes a wellbeing score and three wellbeing observations based on what is visible in the photo.

Yes. It lists three strengths, three weaknesses and an improvement prompt.

Yes. Analysis includes an improvement prompt you can use for the next redesign.

Yes. The Pro Design Report includes a style profile, designer assessment, named color palette with hex values, a before/after change list, prioritized recommendations, a three-tier cost estimate and an ordered action plan.

Yes. You can export a branded PDF, share it, save it and reopen it from History.

Yes. The palette includes named colors and hex values.

Yes. Reports include a three-tier cost estimate and category ranges. These are planning guidance, not contractor quotes.

No. Real costs vary by location, materials, labor, taxes, availability, project complexity, contractor and structural requirements.

Yes. DecorAI can redesign a building facade from a photo, including siding, roofing, windows, doors, landscaping and lighting.

Yes. Exterior controls include siding, roofing, trim, shutters and related facade elements.

Yes. You can test exterior color directions on a photo of the house.

Yes. Supported building types include single family home, townhouse, modern villa, cottage, colonial, apartment building, ranch, bungalow, mansion and duplex.

Yes, as a visualization of facade, planting and lighting ideas. It does not guarantee appraisal or sale outcomes.

Yes. DecorAI includes AI garden design for backyard, front yard, patio, balcony, rooftop, courtyard, terrace, side yard, vegetable garden and flower garden.

Yes. Backyard is a supported outdoor space type.

Yes. Garden styles include Japanese, plus Modern, Traditional, Cottage, Mediterranean, English, Tropical, Desert, French and Minimalist.

Yes. Optional elements include plants, water features, pathways, lighting, seating, pergola or gazebo, fountain, swimming pool, fire pit and outdoor kitchen.

Yes. Patio is a supported outdoor space type.

Yes. The Web App is at app.decoraihome.com.

Yes. DecorAI is on the Apple App Store (id 6471409676).

Yes. The iOS app supports iPad.

Yes. DecorAI is on Google Play (com.rocketdigitals.aiinteriordesign).

Yes. Signing in with the same account syncs saved designs across Web, iPhone, iPad and Android.

Yes. Purchases can be restored across devices and platforms when you are signed in.

Generation is usually under 10 seconds and often around 5 seconds. During peak demand it may take 20–60 seconds.

Peak demand can slow the queue. Wait times of 20–60 seconds can happen; they are not a failure of the upload.

Yes, as an early concept tool for comparing directions with clients. It is not a CAD or documentation replacement.

Yes, for visualizing empty or under-furnished listing photos. Follow local advertising and disclosure rules for staged imagery.

Yes, as an early conversation aid. It is not a bid, specification or construction drawing.

No. DecorAI is photo-based visualization, not measured CAD or BIM.

No. Outputs are visual concepts and planning inspiration, not architectural, engineering or construction documentation.