Works from a phone photo
No measuring, no masking, no floor plan. The customer takes a normal photo of the room and the AI reads the floor plane from it — including perspective, lighting, and where the furniture sits.
AI flooring visualizer — see any floor in your space
Let customers visualize hardwood, vinyl, laminate, tile, and other flooring in their own rooms. They photograph the room, pick a floor from your catalog, and see it installed in about a minute.
As photographedInstalledOnly the floor changes
Furniture, rugs, walls, baseboards, windows, shadows, and the camera angle stay exactly as they were. That constraint is what makes the result believable instead of a generic render of a different room.
Your floors, not stock textures
The visualization uses the actual product swatch you uploaded, with the material, finish, plank size, and layout pattern you registered. What the customer sees is what you sell.
Flooring types customers can visualize today
- Hardwood and engineered wood
- Luxury vinyl plank and SPC
- Laminate
- Porcelain and ceramic tile
- Natural stone
- Carpet and broadloom
Try it on a real catalog before you sign up
The sample showroom is a live store, not a screenshot. Browse the floors, upload a photo of your own room, and see the visualization the same way your customers would.
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AI Room Visualizer — Visualize Products in Your Room
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Virtual Showroom Software for Product Visualization
Create an interactive virtual showroom where customers can explore your products and visualize them in their own spaces.
AI Product Visualization Software for Businesses
Turn your product catalog into an interactive visual experience with AI-powered product visualization.
Your catalog. Their room. The close.
Free while you build and test. The $80 implementation charge applies when you publish and includes your first 30 days.