See your room renovated in three styles before you spend a dollar.

What is an AI room visualizer?

An AI room visualizer is a tool that takes a photo of a real room and generates a redesigned version of it in a chosen style. You upload a photo, pick a look, and the model restyles surfaces, fixtures, and furnishings while keeping the room's layout. The result is a directional preview, not a construction plan.

• ·Free to use, up to 10 generations per day per visitor
• ·Three design options per run, across 12 designer styles
• ·First design streams in about 10 seconds
• ·Cost estimates from the Renology Cost Index, 117 US cities
• ·Uploaded photos auto-delete after 7 days, never sold
• ·Every output is labeled as an AI-generated visualization

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a photo of your room

   Snap a wide shot of your kitchen, bath, living room, or any space you want to renovate. JPEG, PNG, WebP, or iPhone HEIC, up to 12 MB. Indoor and well-lit works best.

2. 2

   Pick one of twelve styles

   Modern, Scandinavian, Industrial, Coastal, Japandi, Mediterranean, Farmhouse, Mid-century, Bohemian, Art Deco, Traditional, or Tropical. Each style is paired with a reference photo so you know what you are getting. Two optional dropdowns (budget tier + color mood) fine-tune the result.

3. 3

   Get three takes plus a real cost estimate

   In about 10 seconds the AI returns three renovated versions of the same room and a planning-cost range pulled from Renology data for your city. Enter your email to reveal them, then get three matched contractor bids if you are ready.

Featured renovations

Six hand-picked examples from Renology editors. Cost ranges are planning estimates from the Renology Cost Index.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the visualizer really free?

Yes, it is free. We ask for your email to reveal your finished designs and send you the occasional renovation tip; you can unsubscribe anytime and we never sell it. Up to 10 generations per day per visitor so the AI costs stay manageable. We earn only when readers choose to match with a Renology contractor.

Which renovation styles do you support?

Twelve at launch: Modern, Scandinavian, Industrial, Coastal, Japandi, Mediterranean, Farmhouse, Mid-century, Bohemian, Art Deco, Traditional, and Tropical. Each style is wired to a fixed prompt designed to preserve your existing room layout while restyling surfaces and furnishings. Two optional dropdowns, budget tier and color mood, push the result toward the material grade and palette you actually want.

Does it work for bathrooms and other small rooms?

Yes, though bathrooms with tight fixtures sometimes get the trickiest renderings. Try the regenerate button, variation rates are higher for small spaces than for kitchens.

How accurate is the cost estimate?

The number is drawn from the Renology Cost Index using contractor-quote data across 117 US cities, blended with national survey sources (Bureau of Labor Statistics, Census/ACS, RSMeans-style benchmarks). Plan on roughly a 15 percent variance versus a real on-site bid.

What happens to my photo?

Input photos are stored in a private bucket, used only to generate your visualizations, and auto-deleted after seven days. Generated outputs live in a separate private bucket with unguessable share links and auto-delete after 30 days unless you save them. We never sell, list, or share your photo.

Can it match me with a contractor?

Yes, but only when you ask. After you see your three designs you can click the contractor-match button to receive three written bids within 48 hours from contractors we have screened.

Why are some renderings imperfect?

Every AI image model occasionally produces small errors, distorted furniture legs, ghosted fixtures, melted detail. Treat the result as a directional mood board, not a final spec. Use the regenerate button if you want a fresh take on the same style.

What cities do you serve?

The visualizer works anywhere in the United States. Hyper-local cost data is best in our covered cities across California, the Seattle metro, and the Denver metro. Other cities receive the national renovation cost range as a fallback.