See new paint, cabinets and countertops on a photo of your own room
Thinking about oak cabinets instead of cedar, or a new color on the walls? Upload a photo, say what you'd like to see, and get the same room back with that one finish changed. Look before you buy the paint or call the contractor.
3 free images when a new account saves a card, with nothing charged. Then $2.00 per image or less. See pricing.
Cabinet Refresh
Fresh Paint
New Countertops
New Flooring
Surfaces you can change on your own photo
Pick the surface, then describe the finish in your own words. The notes below are examples of what you could type.
Wall paint colors
Fresh Paint. Previews walls in a fresh neutral. Add a color in your instructions.
- "Walls in a soft sage green"
- "Warm white walls, trim left as it is"
- "Deep navy walls"
Cabinet finishes
Cabinet Refresh. Previews cabinets in a new wood or paint color. Name the finish in your instructions.
- "Natural oak instead of cedar"
- "Cabinets painted navy"
- "Painted white, same door style"
Countertops
New Countertops. Previews new countertops. Describe the material in your instructions.
- "White quartz with light grey veining"
- "Butcher block"
- "Dark honed stone"
Flooring
New Flooring. Previews new floors. Describe the material in your instructions.
- "Wide-plank light oak"
- "Grey wood-look tile"
- "Polished concrete"
The same tool also clears clutter, empties a room, furnishes an empty room and tidies up an exterior. If you're selling, see photo editing for MLS listings.
From a phone photo to a preview in four steps
Save a card
Sign in with your email and save a card through Stripe. Nothing is charged, and new accounts get 3 free images.
Upload a photo of your room
A phone photo is fine, HEIC included. Daylight, a wide view and a clear look at the surface you want to change work well.
Pick the surface, name the finish
Choose paint, cabinets, countertops or flooring, then describe the finish in a note of up to 1000 characters.
Compare and decide
Ask for up to 4 versions at once, slide between before and after, and run another finish if you're still undecided.
Each version uses 2,000 credits. Results usually arrive in minutes, and we can email you when they're ready.
For the person deciding, and the people advising them
Homeowners planning a remodel
See the oak cabinets or the green walls on your own kitchen before you buy anything, and settle the debate at home.
Sellers getting a home ready
Wondering if repainting is worth it before you list? Look at the room in a neutral first. If a preview goes in a listing, label it.
Contractors and remodelers
Show a client two or three finish options on a photo of their room, alongside your samples and your quote.
Interior designers
Turn a direction into a picture of the client's actual room early, before detailed drawings or orders.
Flippers and investors
Try finish ideas on a dated kitchen or bath before you set the budget for a project.
Landlords and hosts
Look at a refresh for a rental or vacation home between tenants and guests, one surface at a time.
What a preview is, and what it isn't
These images are generated by AI to help you picture a change. They're a starting point for a decision, not the last word.
A picture, not a quote
A preview shows a direction. It doesn't measure anything, price anything or tell you whether a finish suits your cabinets, walls or subfloor. Your contractor does that.
Not an exact product match
You describe a finish in words and the image is generated from that. It won't reproduce a specific paint code, stone slab or flooring product, and colors shift with your screen and the light in the photo. Check real samples in the room.
Meant to change one surface
Each preview carries rules to leave everything else alone: walls, windows, doors, appliances, furniture and the camera position. This isn't a layout planner: it isn't meant to move a wall or add an island.
Checked, and still worth a look
An automated check compares each result with your photo and looks for changes outside the edit you chose. It can miss things, so compare the result with the original yourself.
Using a preview to sell or rent a home?A new finish that isn't in the home is a digital alteration. Previews get a "Digitally Altered" label by default and we keep your original. Listing rules vary by MLS and state, so check yours, and read how we protect the room and our terms.
Try it free, then pay per image
One image uses 2,000 credits. Start with the free ones, and preload a balance if you want more. No subscription.
Start with 3 free images
Save a card to your new account and the credits for 3 free images are added. Saving a card charges nothing. One offer per account and per card. A card on file is needed before any editing, and the free credits have no cash value.
Preload $10
$2.00 per image
10,000 credits, enough for 5 images
Standard rate, no bonus
Preload $25
$1.91 per image
26,250 credits, enough for 13 images
Includes 5% bonus credits
Preload $50 · Suggested
$1.82 per image
55,000 credits, enough for 27 images
Includes 10% bonus credits
Preload $100
$1.74 per image
115,000 credits, enough for 57 images
Includes 15% bonus credits
Preload $250
$1.67 per image
300,000 credits, enough for 150 images
Includes 20% bonus credits
Preload $500
$1.60 per image
625,000 credits, enough for 312 images
Includes 25% bonus credits
Preload any whole-dollar amount from $10 to $1,000. The bonus depends on the size of each preload, and bonus credits have no cash value. Per-image prices are rounded up to the cent. Each image you pay for comes with 2 free changes to that photo: ask for a tweak to the result, or run the same look again.
- 1,000 credits is $1 of preloaded value, and one image uses 2,000 credits
- Preloads are paid by card through Stripe, before you submit photos
- Each paid image comes with 2 free changes to that photo
- After those, extra versions each use 2,000 credits
- Failed images are refunded to your balance automatically
- Results still flagged after a re-run are refunded too, and arrive as a preview
Common questions
Can I see a paint color on my own walls?
Yes. Upload a photo of the room, choose Fresh Paint and describe the color, such as "soft sage green" or "warm white". You get the same photo back with the walls in that color. It is meant to leave the furniture, floor, trim and windows as they are.
Can I change the cabinet color or wood in a photo of my kitchen?
Yes. Choose Cabinet Refresh and name the finish, for example "natural oak instead of cedar", "painted navy" or "painted white". The preview is meant to change the cabinet finish only, and to keep the layout, countertops and appliances.
Can I preview countertops and flooring too?
Yes. New Countertops and New Flooring work the same way: describe the material, such as "white quartz with light veining" or "wide-plank light oak", and compare the result with your photo.
Can it match an exact paint color or product?
No. The preview is generated from your description, so it is an approximation. It won't reproduce a specific paint code, stone slab or flooring product, and what you see depends on your screen and the light in the photo. Use it to narrow down a direction, then look at real samples in the room.
Can I change more than one thing in the same image?
Each design preview is meant to change one surface. For a combination, choose Custom and describe the changes you want. The rules that protect the room's structure still apply, and bigger requests give less predictable results.
Will it move walls or change my layout?
It isn't meant to. Every edit carries rules against changing walls, windows, doors and fixed features, and an automated check compares the result with your photo. Image models can still make mistakes and the check can miss them, so look over each result. If you want to see a different layout, this is the wrong tool.
Is it free to try?
New accounts get 3 free images when they save a card. Saving a card charges nothing. One offer per account and per card. A card on file is needed before any editing, and the free credits have no cash value.
How much does it cost after that?
Each image uses 2,000 credits, which is $2.00 at the standard rate. Preload any whole-dollar amount from $10 to $1,000. Preloads of $25 or more add bonus credits, which brings an image down to about $1.60 at $500 or more. Each image you pay for comes with 2 free changes to that photo: ask for a tweak to the result, or run the same look again. After those, each extra version counts as an image. There's no subscription.
Is the preview a quote, or a promise of how the remodel will look?
No. It is a visualization to help you decide. It isn't a contractor's quote, a measurement or a promise about the finished work, and real materials will look different in your home.
Can I use a preview in a listing?
Design previews show something that isn't in the home, so they get a "Digitally Altered" label by default and we keep your original. Listing rules vary by MLS and state, and altered photos may need disclosure, so check yours before you publish one.
Do I need to install anything?
No. It runs in your browser on a phone or computer. You can add up to 300 photos to a project, so a whole house fits in one place.
What happens to my photos?
They're sent to OpenAI to create the previews and stored in Cloudflare R2 until you delete the project. Deleting a project removes its photos. Our privacy policy has the details.