AI Interior from a Photo: Try Furniture and Appliances in Your Room

AI Interior from a Photo

Upload two photos: first the furniture or appliance, second your room

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Furniture and Appliances in Your Interior

AI interior design from a photo, free. Upload a photo of furniture or an appliance and a photo of your room — the neural network puts the item into your interior so you can see how it fits before buying.

A sofa in a shop and the same sofa in your living room are two different sofas. Upload a photo of the furniture or the appliance and a photo of your room — the AI will put one into the other, keeping the real scale, the perspective and the light of your interior. You will see whether the item fits, whether the colour matches the walls and how much space is left around it, before you pay for delivery.

What You Get

Your room, not a showroom

The item lands in your own interior with your walls, your window and your light — not in a stock picture from a catalogue.

Honest scale

The size is matched against doorways, windows and the furniture you already have, so 'will it fit' stops being a guess.

The item stays itself

Shape, colour, material and proportions are preserved — you are looking at the thing you are actually about to buy.

Furniture and appliances alike

A sofa, a wardrobe, a fridge, a TV or a kitchen hob — anything that has to stand in a specific place.

How to Try Furniture in Your Interior

Save a photo of the item from the shop and upload it first
Photograph your room from the doorway so the walls and the floor are visible, and upload it second
Pick a scenario: place it, replace the old one, check whether it fits
Look at the result and try a different spot or colour if needed
Save the picture and show it to the family before ordering

Where to Use It

Before buying furniture

See the sofa in your own living room instead of guessing from a catalogue photo.

Kitchen appliances

Check how a fridge or a hob sits next to your worktop and cabinets before ordering.

Agreeing with the family

One picture settles an argument about colour faster than an hour of describing it in words.

Selling furniture

Show a customer your item in their own room — a shop that does this closes more deals.

Tips for Best Results

Order matters: the item goes first, your room second
Photograph the room from the doorway in daylight — the AI reads the perspective better
Make sure the floor and the bottom of the walls are in frame, otherwise the item will hang in the air
Clear the spot beforehand or ask to remove the old furniture — an empty corner gives a cleaner result
Say the real dimensions in words if the item is large — that keeps the scale honest
Try two or three spots for the same item and compare the pictures side by side