Upload a photo of your room and preview new paint colors, furniture and styles in about 30 seconds - so you can decide before you spend a dollar.
Buying paint, furniture or planning a renovation is a lot easier when you can see it on your actual room first.
See how a wall color actually looks in your room's lighting before buying a single can of paint or ordering swatches.
Get a feel for how a new sofa, rug or layout direction would look in your space before you order anything or rearrange a thing.
Considering a renovation? Preview a few style directions on your actual room first, so you walk into contractor or designer conversations with a clear visual reference.
Touring a rental or new home? Upload a listing photo to get a sense of how the space could look with your style, before you sign anything.
No floor plan or measurements needed - just a clear photo of the space you're considering changing.
Choose a style, describe a specific look, or use the Style Builder to test a particular color or furniture direction.
See a realistic version of your room with the change applied - then decide if it's worth buying or doing for real.
Each of these was generated from a single uploaded photo - no floor plan, no setup.
The same upload-and-preview process applies whether it's one wall or a whole room.
Preview a new sofa color, rug or accent wall before bringing anything home.
See how a new comforter, headboard or wall color would look against your existing furniture.
Preview cabinet repaints or hardware changes before committing to a kitchen refresh.
Test tile and vanity color combinations before any renovation work begins.
See how a new light fixture or wall treatment changes the whole room's mood.
Preview a calmer or more energizing setup before you rearrange anything.
None of these are bad - they're just answering a slightly different question than 'what will my room look like?'
Accurate for color, but a 2-inch chip on a wall doesn't show how the whole room - furniture, lighting and all - will actually feel once it's painted.
Great for gathering inspiration, but the photos are someone else's room, not yours. It's hard to judge whether a look will actually suit your space.
Showrooms are staged in ideal lighting and layouts. A sofa that looks great there can feel completely different in your room's size and light.
Professional renders are accurate and worth it for big projects, but they take days and cost real money - overkill for deciding on a paint color.
A virtual preview from a photo of your actual room sits between these - faster than a designer rendering, more specific to your space than a mood board, and more complete than a single paint chip.
Small details in your photo make a noticeable difference in the preview.
If you're testing a wall color, make sure that wall is clearly visible in the photo - the AI works best when the relevant surface takes up a good portion of the frame.
Since each preview only takes about 30 seconds, it's worth generating 2-3 versions - a lighter and a bolder option, for example - before deciding.
If you're only testing a color or a single piece of furniture, Enhance mode keeps the rest of the room close to how it looks now, making the comparison easier.
The preview is a strong guide for color, materials and overall feel - but actual paint and products can look slightly different depending on lighting and finish.
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 previews - test a paint color, a furniture idea, or a whole new style before you commit to anything.
