Your room, not a showroom
A catalog photo shows the product in someone else's perfect room. The point of a room visualizer is the opposite: the sofa that is already there, the window that faces the wrong way, the light at four in the afternoon.
AI room visualizer — visualize products in your room
Upload a photo of the room and see a different floor in it, with your own furniture, your own light, and the same camera angle. No app, no account, no appointment.
As photographedInstalledCompare instead of guess
Every result comes with a Before & After comparison. Sliding between the two is what makes people notice that only the floor changed — and that is when they trust the image.
Try one after another
Changing your mind costs nothing here. Customers run the same room against several products and compare the results, which is a decision they could never make standing in a store holding a sample.
What makes a good room photo
- Shoot from a standing position, showing a good part of the floor
- Daylight if possible — even light beats a bright lamp
- Keep the whole room in frame instead of zooming into a corner
- Avoid heavy filters; the AI matches the light it can see
- A phone camera is enough — no professional gear needed
- One photo per room; each visualization takes about a minute
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Free while you build and test. The $80 implementation charge applies when you publish and includes your first 30 days.