Free AI room design, on your own room.

Yes. Decoratly gives you one free AI room design of your own room, with no login, no email address and no card. You can spend it on one full design in a starter style, or on one round of six looks. The free result comes at web resolution (up to 1280px) with a small Decoratly watermark, which is enough to judge the quality on your own room. The free design is offered in the US, Canada, the UK and several European countries; elsewhere you start with a pass.

How the free AI room designer works, no login

Yes, that is exactly how it works. Take a photo of the room with your phone, upload it, and pick a style or ask for six looks. You get that same room back redesigned: the walls, windows and proportions stay, and the furniture, colors and finishes change. For the best result, shoot in daylight or with the lights on, stand in the doorway at eye level, and fit as much of the room in the frame as you can.

No. Decoratly is a room design app that runs in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer. Open the site, upload a room photo and start. There is no native iPhone or Android app, so there is nothing to install or update.

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Six looks is for people who don't know which style to pick. You tap a few words that describe what you want, such as cozy, bright or moody, and Decoratly returns six different designs of your room at once, side by side. Open the one you like to keep working on it. With a pass you can also ask for six more designs in the direction of the look you liked, and repeat until it is right.

You upload a photo, and an image model redraws the room in the style you chose while following the photo. It reads the geometry, the light and the proportions of your space, so the result is the same room with new furniture, colors, materials or layout, not a stock picture. A design usually takes about a minute. From there you can try other styles, make single changes with the edit tools, or ask the AI designer for suggestions.

Applying a style is the big move: the AI reimagines the whole space in a chosen look, changing furniture, materials and palette while keeping the real shape of your room. The edit tools are precise: repaint only the walls, remove one object, change the lighting, add a specific piece or rearrange the layout, and everything else stays as it was. Most people explore with styles or six looks first, then use the edit tools to fix the two or three things that aren't quite right. Your free design applies a style; the edit tools come with the 30-day pass.

Yes. The edit tools include rearranging the furniture, so you can ask for a different layout and see the pieces you already have in new positions. You can also add a piece from a photo, remove one, or recolor it. The edit tools are part of the 30-day pass.

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Yes. Shop the look lists the main pieces in your design, such as the sofa, the rug or the lamp, with a rough price range, and links each one to similar real products on Google Shopping and Amazon. The design is AI; the products you click through to are real. Decoratly is not a retailer and doesn't sell furniture itself.

One price, no subscription: $14.99 for 30 days, which includes 200 designs. It covers every room in your home, all 75+ styles, six looks as often as you like within those designs, the full set of edit tools, no watermark and images up to 2048px. It ends by itself and never renews, and there is a 30-day money-back guarantee.

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Any room: living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, home offices, dining rooms, studios and nurseries. It works on furnished rooms and empty ones, small spaces and large ones. Decoratly redesigns interiors; it does not design house exteriors or draw floor plans. With a pass you can add more photos of the same room and redesign every angle together, so the result stays consistent.

ChatGPT is good at the thinking part: talking through a layout, a palette or a budget, and writing a brief. It doesn't start from your actual room the way a photo-based tool does, so the pictures it makes are of a room, not of yours. Many people use both: ChatGPT for ideas and prompts, and a photo-based tool to see those ideas on their own room.

ChatGPT interior design prompts by room

For seeing options and finding a direction, AI wins on speed and cost: the first design is free and takes about a minute. Our cost guide, based on 2026 US price guides, puts an interior decorator at about $50 to $200 an hour and $1,500 to $5,000 for a typical full room, with first concepts taking days or weeks. A common way to work is to use AI to agree on a direction, then hand those images to a designer or contractor who carries it out.

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Yes. Interior designers use it to show several directions in one meeting, and realtors use it for virtual staging: upload empty-room listing photos, furnish them in a style buyers respond to, and process every angle together so the listing stays consistent. Images without a watermark, up to 2048px, come with the pass.

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