RoomMaker AI

Yes. RoomMaker AI redesigns a real room from one photo: upload a well-lit picture, choose an interior style or describe the change in your own words, and it generates a new version of the same room with the camera view, walls, windows and doors kept recognizable. Images are generated by OpenAI's GPT Image 2. A standard 1K render costs 6 credits, about $0.18 on the $9/month Starter plan; 2K and 4K renders cost more. New accounts can make one free, watermarked Basic preview within 24 hours of signing up. The result is a design concept, not a measured drawing.

Yes. In RoomMaker AI's Room Redesign, turn on the Rental friendly option: it keeps the walls, wall color, flooring, kitchen cabinets and built-ins as they are and changes only furniture, rugs, curtains, lamps, art and other removable decor. Add anything else in your own words, such as "keep my gray sofa"; your written instructions take priority over the preset style. For a single piece, Add Furniture and Replace Furniture make narrower edits.

It can show the idea as a concept. In RoomMaker AI's Room Redesign, switch off the Keep layout and No structural changes options and describe the change ("remove the wall between the kitchen and living room, add an island where the wall was, keep the windows"), or ask the RoomMaker Agent in plain language. Generate a few versions, because AI can get the geometry wrong on the first try. Whether the wall can really come out depends on structure, plumbing and wiring, which no image can check, so have a structural engineer or contractor look at it.

It turns a real room photo and a written brief into visual interior design concepts you can compare before making purchases.

The prompt prioritizes the existing shell, openings, and camera angle, although every output remains a design concept rather than a measured construction drawing.

Yes. Style chips are optional references; the free-text field lets you describe your own priorities and constraints.

Use a well-lit, wide photo with minimal motion blur and as much of the room shell visible as possible.

Keep the same photo and practical brief, then change one design direction at a time. That makes storage, light, and style trade-offs easier to discuss without confusing different room views.

Credits are spent per render, not per tool. One render uses 6 credits at Basic 1K, 18 at Pro 2K, and 30 at Ultra 4K, so 300 credits cover up to 50 Basic renders, 16 Pro 2K renders, or 10 Ultra 4K renders. Converting a floor plan to 3D runs at Ultra 4K only.

The free preview is one watermarked Basic 1K image that a new account can make within 24 hours of sign-up, so you can judge a direction before paying. After you buy a plan or a credit pack, downloads are watermark-free and you can render at Pro 2K and Ultra 4K.