It is told to add the fire pit area only and keep the house, fence, deck, lawn, beds and trees. Compare the result with your original, and run it again if something else changed.
AI Fire Pit Visualizer is a free AI tool. Upload a photo of your backyard or patio and see a fire pit built into it: round stone, square concrete, steel bowl, gas fire table or a sunken seating area, by day or lit at dusk. The rest of your yard stays. Free to try.
Free to try · first generation free on signup · no credit card
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Upload a photo of your backyard or patio and see a fire pit built into it. Try a round stone pit, a block kit, square concrete, a Corten steel bowl or red brick, on gravel, pavers or the lawn, with chairs or a stone bench around it. You can also try a gas fire table or a sunken seating area, and see it all lit at dusk. Free to try.
A fire pit can be a weekend kit or a built-in project that costs thousands, and it is hard to judge the size and the look from a catalog. You upload one photo of your yard, pick a pit, a base and the seating, and the AI builds the fire pit area into your photo while the house, fence, lawn and plants stay where they are.
The result is a preview of the look. It does not measure your yard, check distances or price the job.
A wide daylight photo of the spot, with the house or fence in view for scale. JPG, PNG or WebP.
Fire Pit, Gas Fire Table, Sunken Fire Pit Area or Your Own Description.
Five pit styles, four bases, five seating options, and day or dusk.
Keep the versions you like and compare them with your original photo.
The material sets the look of the whole seating area, so compare a few on your own photo.
Warm and rustic. It suits cottage, farmhouse and wooded yards.
The common DIY option, built from retaining-wall blocks. A clean, simple ring.
Square or round with smooth sides. It suits modern houses and slab patios.
A freestanding bowl that weathers to a rust-brown finish. No building needed.
Clean flame with fire glass or lava rock, no smoke and no wood to store. It needs a gas line or a hidden propane tank.
A lowered seating area with a built-in bench around the pit. A big project with a big effect.
A preview shows the look. It cannot check what makes a fire pit safe and legal. Most places require a minimum distance from the house, fences, trees and overhangs, often 10 to 25 feet, and some cities, HOAs and burn bans limit wood fires. Gas fire tables need a licensed gas fitter or a propane tank. Check local rules before you buy.
Measure the spot, leave room for chairs to slide back, and ask builders for a quote on the version you liked.
If something other than the fire pit area changed, run it again, or name the detail to keep in the Additional Details box.
Planning more of the backyard? These tools preview other projects on your own photo.
✓See which pit and seating fit your yard before you buy.
✓Compare a DIY block kit with a built-in stone pit.
✓Show a customer their own yard with the pit built before quoting.
✓Offer a wood pit, a gas table and a sunken area as options.
✓Plan a fire pit area that looks great in listing photos.
✓Compare seating layouts for groups.
Add a fire pit with seating to your yard
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It is told to add the fire pit area only and keep the house, fence, deck, lawn, beds and trees. Compare the result with your original, and run it again if something else changed.
It is free to try: new users get free generations. Paid plans add credits, remove the watermark and unlock higher resolution.
Yes. Set Time of Day to Dusk and the AI shows the yard in the evening with a warm fire burning, so you can see the glow on the seating.
By default it goes in the open part of the yard. To pick a spot, say where in Additional Details, such as "in the back left corner" or "on the existing patio".
The AI aims for a real-world size, but it cannot measure your yard. Measure the spot and mark it on the ground before you buy or build.
Yes. Upload the customer's yard and make two or three versions, such as a stone pit, a gas table and a sunken area, to show with your quote.
A wide daylight photo taken from where you would usually stand, such as the back door or the deck, with the whole spot and the fence or house in view.