Homeowner
People deciding about their own house
See it on your house before you commit to it.
7 of 7 pipelines ready now · about 90 seconds each
What you type
You never pick a tool. You describe the change.
These are routed to the right pipeline automatically, with the standards of homeowner work applied before the model sees them.
“What would my house look like in dark green?”
“Try this floor in my living room.”
“Brighter light in this room without changing anything.”
What it can do
7 pipelines, best-first for homeowner.
Match a reference
Point at a photo you like and get that look in your room.
Your room photo plus a reference image
Ready now
Exterior refresh
Try a paint colour, cladding or roof on the outside of the house.
A photo of the front or side of a building
Ready now
Light & atmosphere
Rescue a dim or yellow-lit room without moving anything in it.
A badly lit photo
Ready now
Style variations
The same room several ways, so you can pick.
A photo of any room
Ready now
Garden & lawn
Green up a tired yard without moving the fence or the house.
A photo of a yard, garden or patio
Ready now
Swap a material
Change just the countertop, floor or tile. Everything else identical.
A photo plus the surface you name
Ready now
Concept from a description
No photo. Describe a space and get a photoreal concept of it.
A description, and optionally a reference image
Ready now
Before you publish one
You can render a space that does not exist yet.
Homeowner work is a proposal, not a record of a place, so concept renders are allowed here. Label them as concepts when a client could mistake one for a photograph of something built.
Not you?