Landscape
Gardens, yards, entrance areas, terraces. Photo of the spot - a few directions back. Works best when there is something already there to read.
Upload a photo. Pick a direction. Get a result that keeps your site exactly as it is — buildings, fences, walls stay put, only the garden or interior changes. Run again for a different take. Homeowners use it to explore before hiring anyone. Designers to move faster through early concepts. We use it ourselves on real landscape projects.
Pick the type of space you're working with.
Gardens, yards, entrance areas, terraces. Photo of the spot - a few directions back. Works best when there is something already there to read.
Interiors. A living room with the sofa in the wrong corner, a bedroom that needs a plan. Same pattern: photo in, options out.
Cafes, lobbies, small retail. A bit more careful with constraints - flow, signage, the boring stuff that matters once a place opens.
Six tools, one workspace. Most projects use two or three of them. You don't have to use all six.
Upload a photo, pick a style direction, get one visualization. Run again for a different take. Everything else in the tools starts here.
Make a targeted edit on an existing result. Highlight the exact zone, describe what to change — add, remove, replace, adjust. Everything outside that stays untouched.
Give it a photo of an empty or existing site. Pick what to place — house, garage, bathhouse, gazebo, pool, greenhouse. Get a visualization of how they sit on the plot while keeping site boundaries as they are.
Takes a visualization and produces a top-down technical sketch — site outline, zones, structures. Not a working drawing, but something concrete to put in front of a client or contractor.
A short project pack ready to share with a client. Still rough around the edges.
A design assistant that can answer specific questions about a project. Not live yet.
One source photo, four different style runs. Each generation gives you one result — run as many directions as you need.
Before After Sign up, top up credits, start generating. Takes a few minutes to set up.