It is told to keep the walls, columns, shop front, fridges and checkout in place, and change only the shelves, signs, lights and finishes. Compare the result with your original, and run it again if something moved.
AI Convenience Store Design — See Your Store Refitted is a free AI tool. Upload a photo of your convenience store, mini-mart or kirana shop and see it refitted: shelves, signs, lights and checkout, in six styles. Same store. Free to try.
Free to try · first generation free on signup · no credit card
Start by uploading image
Upload your image
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Choose your transformation style
Refit the store in a new style
Configure your options
Your AI Design Will Appear Here
Fill in the options on the left, then press Generate.
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Real, unretouched output from this tool. Drag any slider to compare.
Upload a photo of your convenience store, mini-mart or kirana shop and see it refitted. Try a full refit in six styles, new shelving, or new signs and lights. It works for corner shops, grocery stores and small supermarkets. The walls, columns, shop front and fridges stay in place. Free to try.
New shelves, lights and signs change how much people buy, but it is hard to picture a new look in your own crowded shop. You upload one photo of the store as it is today, pick a style, and the AI changes the shelving, signs, lights, walls, floor and checkout. The walls, columns, shop front and the aisle layout stay the same.
The result is a concept to plan with. It is not a planogram, a measured layout or a quote.
A wide, bright photo of the store. JPG, PNG or WebP.
Full Store Refit, Shelving, Signs & Lighting or Your Own Description.
Five store areas, six styles, four shelving ideas and four sign and light ideas.
Keep the versions you like and compare them with your original photo.
A bright, tidy store with clear signs feels safe and quick, so people come in more often and find more to buy.
White shelves, bright LED and colour coded aisle signs. Clean, fast and easy to shop.
Brick, wood crates and chalkboard signs. Feels local and friendly.
Turns a counter-only shop into a small self-service store with low shelves and bulk bins.
Dark shelves, oak and a coffee corner. For high-street and petrol station shops.
Sage walls and a fruit stand at the front. Shows fresh food first.
Very tidy low shelves, a long cooler wall and a hot food counter, like a Japanese convenience store.
Put the drinks fridges at the back so shoppers walk past the other shelves on the way. Keep the best sellers at eye level and small, cheap items by the checkout.
Keep the aisles wide enough for a basket and a pram, and the front window clear so people can see in from the street.
If something other than the finishes changed, such as a column, a fridge or the shop front, run it again, or name the detail to keep in the Additional Details box.
More ways to preview changes on your own photo.
Redesign the shop front and the sign board.
Refit a pharmacy or medical store.
Refit a phone shop with counters and an accessory wall.
Paint a sale or festival design on the shop glass.
✓See a new look before you buy shelves or refit.
✓Plan a new store in an empty unit.
✓Show the owner their own store with your shelves in it.
✓Agree the look before the order.
✓Try a mini-mart with a coffee corner in your own space.
Refit the store in a new style
Premium users can generate images without watermark
Higher quality options available for premium users
It is told to keep the walls, columns, shop front, fridges and checkout in place, and change only the shelves, signs, lights and finishes. Compare the result with your original, and run it again if something moved.
It is free to try: new users get free generations. Paid plans add credits, remove the watermark and unlock higher resolution.
Yes. Pick Kirana / grocery shop as the area and the Kirana self-service upgrade style to see your counter shop as a small self-service store.
No. It shows a look on your own photo. Use it to agree the style, then plan shelf space with your supplier.
No. It is told to use plain generic packaging and simple category signs. Your real stock goes on the real shelves.
A wide, bright photo from the door or the end of an aisle, with no customers in it.