3D room planners make you build a model from scratch before you see anything useful. Decoratly works from a photo of your actual room and shows you a redesign in about 30 seconds - free to start.
Different tools for different jobs - here's how they actually compare.
A 3D room planner is the right tool when you need an accurate floor plan or want to test exact furniture dimensions. Decoratly is the right tool when your question is "what would this room actually look like?" - and you'd rather see it on a photo of your real space than imagine it from a wireframe model.
Every result below was generated from a single uploaded photo - no 3D model, no manual placement.
No software to learn, no model to build.
Any room, as it looks now. Decoratly reads the walls, windows, floor and lighting straight from your photo.
Choose from 30+ designer styles, or describe the look you're after in plain English.
In about 30 seconds, get a photorealistic version of your actual room in the new style - then try other directions.
The same one-photo process applies whether you're redesigning a living room or a half-bath.
Layout ideas, furniture styles and color palettes for your main living space.
From headboards to lighting, see calmer or bolder directions for your bedroom.
Preview cabinet colors, countertops and overall style without touching a cabinet.
Try tile, vanity and color combinations before any renovation work starts.
See how a new table, lighting or wall color changes the whole feel of the room.
Plan a workspace that actually looks good on video calls and in person.
A few small things make a big difference in the quality of your AI redesign.
Shoot from a corner so the AI can see as much of the room as possible - walls, floor and ceiling included. Natural daylight gives the most accurate base for the redesign.
Enhance mode keeps more of your room's existing elements and focuses on refining colors, materials and decor - useful for a first pass before trying bigger changes.
If you want to see a dramatically different direction - new wall colors, flooring, furniture - Makeover mode gives the AI more creative freedom to reimagine the space.
Styles can look different depending on your room's lighting and proportions. Generating 2-3 versions in different styles gives you a much better basis for comparison than just one.
Most home projects benefit from a mix of the two.
If you've tried tools like these, here's where Decoratly is similar - and where it's different.
Powerful for precise 3D models and architectural drawings, but it has a real learning curve and renders still look like renders, not your room.
Good for 2D/3D floor plans and measurements. You still build the room from scratch and the visual style is limited to its furniture catalog.
Popular drag-and-drop 3D layout tool. Great for trying furniture placements, but the finished look is a stylized render, not a photo of your space.
A community-driven 3D room builder with a large furniture catalog - best if you enjoy building scenes piece by piece.
Free, open-source 3D floor planning software. Solid for layout and measurements, but requires installation and a bit of a learning curve.
Browser-based 3D home design with catalog furniture from real retailers - useful for shopping, less useful for seeing your actual room.
Decoratly isn't trying to replace any of these tools for floor plans or precise measurements. It's a much faster answer to a different question: "what could my actual room look like in a new style?" - without opening any 3D software.
No subscription required - pay once for 24 hours, or go monthly. 30-day money-back guarantee on both.
Upload a photo and get 2 free AI redesigns - no credit card, no download, no software to learn.
