InteriorAI

This is the core function. Upload a photo of your current room, choose a style, and the app produces a redesigned version that keeps the room's layout while changing the look. Results come back in around 25 seconds, and you can render up to 16 designs at once. It works best on sharp, well-lit photos taken straight at a wall or window.

The staging mode fills empty rooms with furniture, lighting, and accessories while keeping the building's structure intact. Real estate agents use it to make vacant listings look lived in, and Interior AI claims staged homes sell faster and for higher prices. The Pro plan supports 1,000 stagings a month, which suits an active agent.

Sketch2Image converts a hand-drawn interior sketch into a photorealistic render in about half a minute. You draft an idea on paper or a tablet, upload it, and get a realistic image you can show a client. The tool also accepts SketchUp screenshots, turning basic wireframes into high-resolution visuals.

The studio covers more than 50 interior styles and over 30 room types. You can pick from Modern, Minimalist, Scandinavian, Japanese design, Cyberpunk, and dozens more, then apply them to bedrooms, kitchens, offices, cafes, and hotel lobbies. A custom style option lets you upload a reference photo and copy its look.

Paid tiers add an editor for touching up renders. You can paint walls, change lighting, add furniture, upscale a low-resolution image, and brush away artifacts before exporting. Premium and Ultra plans unlock walkthrough videos that turn a still render into a short virtual tour of the space.

Built around agents and brokers, this feature stages vacant homes so listings look furnished. It maintains the construction of the property while adding furniture and decor, which addresses a common buyer complaint about empty houses. Bulk staging is the main draw of the Pro plan.