Plan Your Room's Layout with AI
Upload a photo of your room and let AI suggest furniture placement and style — a starting point before you buy or rearrange anything, no measuring or floor-plan software required.
Can AI plan my room layout from a photo?
Yes. Upload one photo of the room and the AI proposes a furniture arrangement and style inside your room's own walls, windows and perspective, and returns it as a photorealistic image in seconds. It is a layout idea to react to, not a measured plan.
- No drag-and-drop 3D modeling, no manual measuring, no furniture catalog to browse
- Built for renters testing a layout and homeowners comparing arrangements before buying
- A fast first pass before committing to a full room-planning app
- Most people run two or three style presets on the same photo to compare
How AI room planning works, step by step
The output is a photorealistic view of your own room with furniture placed in it, not a top-down diagram you have to translate.
Upload your room photo
Drag and drop a photo of the room you want to plan. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 12 MB. Wider shots that capture more of the room give the AI more to work with.
- JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 12 MB
- Wider shots capture more of the room
Pick a style
Choose from 20 style presets to see how different furniture and layouts would look in your actual space, from Modern to Scandinavian to Japandi and beyond.
- 20 style presets to compare layouts and finishes
- See furniture placement suggestions in your actual space
Check it before you buy anything
The plan comes back as a render of your own room rather than a diagram, so you can see whether a sectional still leaves a walkway and whether the rug reaches the sofa. Run a second style on the same photo to compare two layouts before a single piece is ordered.
- Ready in seconds
- No measuring or floor-plan software needed
The style presets
20 presets ship in the picker. A few of them below. Each tile is an example of the style, not of your room: pick one and your own photo comes back in that direction.
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No data storage
Photos are processed and deleted — never kept or sold.
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FAQ
How much does the AI room planner cost?
Each arrangement uses 1 credit: upload a room photo, pick a style and get an arrangement back, with no software to install. The weekly plan is $9.99 for 30 credits; one-time options are on the pricing page.
Does this replace a floor-plan tool?
No — Archmaster works from a photo of your actual room, not a scaled floor plan. It's best for visualizing style and furniture placement, not precise measurements or CAD-level accuracy.
Can I try different layouts on the same photo?
Yes, upload once and generate as many style and layout variations as you want, and compare them side by side before deciding which arrangement fits your space best.
Do I need to know my room's dimensions?
No. Just upload a clear photo — the AI works from the image itself and reads the room's proportions directly from what's shown, without any manual measuring on your part.
Will the suggested layout account for my existing furniture?
Yes. The AI reads what's visible in your uploaded photo, including furniture you already own, and proposes placement around it rather than assuming an empty room from scratch.
Will the furniture in the result actually fit my room?
Treat it as a look, not a fit check. The AI works from a photo and has no measurements, so before you buy, measure the space and the piece. The free room size and rug size calculators cover that step.
How is this different from the AI floor plan generator?
The room planner shows a new arrangement inside the photo of your room, from eye level. The floor plan generator redraws the same room as a top-down 2D plan. One is for deciding how it should look, the other for seeing how the space is laid out.
Stop guessing how furniture will fit.
See your room's layout before you buy or move a single piece. Upload a photo and get a realistic preview in seconds instead of spending a weekend rearranging by trial and error.