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Preview a Renovation: Surfaces, Layout Feel, and Light
See the renovated version of a tired interior — new finishes, opened feeling, updated lighting — on the real photo.
Free 5 designs · No card required
Why interior renovation matters
Renovators
You're about to spend six figures on trust and a mood board.
Agents
Fixer listings sell on vision nobody can see.
Contractors
Scope arguments start when the picture is fuzzy.
How it works
From upload to download — most renders finish in about a minute.
1
Upload
Photos of the spaces in current condition.
2
Analyze
Structure, surfaces, and light are mapped.
3
Direct
Describe the renovation direction room by room.
4
Render
Finishes, fixtures, and lighting update in place.
5
Refine
Tune surfaces and fixtures one decision at a time.
6
Download
Export the renovation preview set.
Prompt guide
Do this
- Be systematic: floors, then walls, then lighting, then fixtures.
- Say what stays: "keep the window positions".
- Give the vibe plus materials: "warm minimal — oak, plaster, brass".
Avoid this
- Moving plumbing walls in a prompt — renders stay structural.
- Renovating five rooms in one pass.
- Conflicting directions: 'industrial' and 'cottage' in one room.
“Renovate this kitchen: painted shaker cabinets, honed marble counters, brass hardware, oak floors; keep the window layout.”
“Refresh this bathroom to a warm minimal spa: plaster-look tile, oak vanity, walk-in glass where the tub is.”
“Update this living room: replastered walls, oak floor, recessed warm lighting, linen sofas.”
Built for your role
Renovators
- Commit to a direction before demolition
- Share one vision with the household
- Brief contractors with images, not adjectives
Agents
- Sell the after, market the potential
- Fixer listings get vision shots
- As-is + renovated pairs
Contractors
- Scope conversations start concrete
- Fewer mid-job changes
- Happier handovers
Under the hood
- Structure stays fixed — renders update surfaces, fixtures, and light.
- Finish families (plaster, tile, wood) render with material texture.
- Lighting changes respect the room's window layout.
- Use with restyle-surfaces for finish-level depth.
FAQ
Can it move walls?
No — structure stays as photographed. Renders show finish, fixture, and light changes.
How close is it to a real renovation?
It's a decision tool: enough fidelity to choose a direction, not a construction plan.
Can I renovate the whole house?
Yes, room by room — one pass per room keeps quality up.
Does it include fixtures?
Yes — lights, faucets, and hardware update within the style.
Can I get as-is vs. renovated pairs?
Yes — your original photo is the 'as-is' half of the pair.
Is it useful for contractor quotes?
Strongly — shared renders shrink scope ambiguity.
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Ready to see your room transformed?
Five free designs. No credit card. Your first render in about a minute.
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