
Modern Minimal
Use clean lines, low visual clutter, and a restrained neutral palette to make compact rooms feel calmer and easier to navigate.
Visual room planning from a photo or floor plan
Plan a room from a photo or floor plan without downloading software. Use the visual canvas to test furniture placement, compare layouts, and turn a practical 2D plan into a polished room concept.
Start with the sample room, a room photo, or your own floor plan as a visual reference. Add top-view furniture from the library, pan and zoom across the canvas, then move, rotate, resize, or duplicate every object. Once the layout works, choose a design direction and generate an AI concept. The planner is ideal for exploring ideas before you buy furniture or brief a designer, but it is not construction-ready CAD.


Upload a room photo or floor plan as a reference, or begin with the editable sample room.

Arrange furniture, rugs, storage, lighting, and plants while keeping doors and walking paths clear.

Choose an interior style, describe the finish you want, and generate a polished AI room design.
Choose a direction that fits the room, the available light, and the way you live. Each style changes the material palette and mood while your layout remains the starting point.

Use clean lines, low visual clutter, and a restrained neutral palette to make compact rooms feel calmer and easier to navigate.

Combine pale woods, soft textiles, practical storage, and generous daylight for a relaxed room that still feels functional.

Balance Japanese simplicity with Scandinavian warmth through natural materials, grounded furniture, and carefully edited decor.

Layer warm wood, woven textures, plants, and soft lighting to create a welcoming design without overcrowding the floor plan.

Explore refined stone, upholstered furniture, subtle metallic details, and balanced lighting for an elevated but livable interior.

Turn the layout into a softer illustrated concept that is useful for mood boards, early client conversations, and design presentations.
The same planning workflow adapts to different room constraints. Start with circulation and essential furniture, then use AI to explore a coherent visual direction.
Test bed placement, wardrobes, bedside clearance, work areas, and calmer lighting before committing to a bedroom layout.
Compare sofa groups, TV walls, conversation zones, rugs, and traffic paths for everyday living and entertaining.
Explore cabinet zones, islands, dining space, storage, and practical movement between the sink, cooktop, and refrigerator.
Plan vanity, shower, bath, storage, and clearances while comparing tile, lighting, and material combinations.
These real visual examples show how a room can become more cohesive without changing its basic architecture. Use them as inspiration, then build a layout around your own dimensions and needs.


The redesign keeps the existing bed, sofa, kitchen, and window positions while adding vertical storage, softer styling, and a more deliberate separation between sleeping and living areas.


A stronger furniture grouping, coordinated textiles, and layered lighting make the room easier to use without forcing a structural renovation.


The concept protects walking space around the bed while using natural finishes, useful storage, and focused lighting to create a more restful room.
The visual room planner is free to use in your browser, with no software download required. You can arrange furniture and save a guest draft locally. AI image generation requires sign-in and uses account credits, so the cost is always shown before you generate.
Yes. Upload a PNG, JPG, or WebP room photo as a visual reference, place or adjust layout elements on top, then generate a concept from the completed canvas. A clear, well-lit photo with the main walls visible gives the AI more useful context.
Yes. Select an item on the canvas to move, rotate, resize, or delete it. You can also undo and redo layout changes before exporting.
You can upload PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG plans as a visual background, then place furniture over the plan. For safety and speed, the current version does not directly parse DWG files.
Yes. Use the mouse wheel or trackpad to zoom around the pointer, and use the hand tool to move across the infinite canvas. Full-screen mode provides more working space.
The planner exports the full 920 × 620 layout as a PNG, independent of your current zoom or pan, then asks the image-to-image model to preserve furniture count, relative placement, room zones, and the top-down view.
No. It is intended for quick furniture layouts and visual concepts. Confirm dimensions, structure, building codes, and construction details with qualified professionals before building.
Guest drafts are stored locally in your browser. AI generation requires sign-in because it uses account credits and stores the generation task in your private history.
You can plan bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, dining areas, studios, and small apartments. Start with the room's essential furniture and circulation needs, then choose a style that fits the space.
The built-in directions include modern minimal, Scandinavian, Japandi, warm natural, soft luxury, and watercolor presentation. You can also describe specific colors, materials, lighting, or decor in the prompt.
Need to redesign a room from a photo? Explore our AI Apartment Design
Use the free room planner above to test a practical layout first. When the furniture and walking paths feel right, generate an AI design direction you can refine or share.