It is told to keep the walls, columns, windows and doors in place, and only add play equipment, flooring, murals and lighting. Compare the result with your original, and run it again if something moved.
AI Indoor Playground Design — See Your Soft Play Centre is a free AI tool. Upload a photo of an empty unit or an old play area and see it as an indoor playground: play frames, slides, ball pits and themes. Same room. Free to try.
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Upload a photo of an empty unit, a corner of your cafe or restaurant, or an old play area, and see it as an indoor playground. Try six themes with play frames, slides, ball pits and padded floors, refresh an old frame in new colours, or add a themed mural. The room, columns, windows and doors stay in place. Free to try.
Opening or refreshing a play centre is a big spend, and a supplier's layout drawing is hard to picture in your own unit. You upload one photo of the space as it is today, pick a theme, and the AI adds the play equipment, padded floors, murals and lighting. The walls, columns, windows and doors stay where they are.
The result is a concept to discuss. It is not a layout drawing, a safety plan or a quote.
A wide, bright photo of the space. JPG, PNG or WebP.
New Play Area, Refresh Old Play Frame, Wall Mural or Your Own Description.
Five types of space, six themes and five murals.
Keep the versions you like and compare them with your original photo.
Parents pick a play centre from photos. A strong theme makes the centre easy to remember, and a calm, clean one keeps parents happy to stay for coffee.
Tree posts, leaf canopies, rope nets and friendly animals. The most popular theme for all ages.
Blue and coral, wave panels and a sea mural. Bright and cheerful.
Sage, sand and terracotta with wood. Calm and modern, loved by parents.
A rocket tower, a galaxy mural and stars. Great for older kids.
Red, yellow, blue and green on a multi level frame. The classic soft play look.
Low foam shapes, a shallow ball pit and a sensory wall. Made for under fives.
The AI shows a look, not safe equipment. Indoor play equipment must meet the safety standard for your country, such as EN 1176 in Europe and the UK or ASTM F1918 for soft contained play in the US. Fall heights, padding, netting, exits, fire rules and the number of children allowed need your equipment supplier and your local rules.
Give parents a clear view of the play frame from the cafe seating, and keep a separate area for toddlers.
If something other than the play area changed, such as a window or a column, run it again, or name the detail to keep in the Additional Details box.
More ways to preview changes on your own photo.
✓See your empty unit as a play centre before you sign the lease or order equipment.
✓Refresh an old, faded play frame.
✓Plan a kids corner that brings families back.
✓Show the client their own unit in two or three themes before the layout drawing.
Build a play area in the space
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Higher quality options available for premium users
It is told to keep the walls, columns, windows and doors in place, and only add play equipment, flooring, murals and lighting. 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. Use Refresh Old Play Frame: the frame, slides and platforms stay in the same shape and place, and only the colours, panels, floor and walls change.
Yes. Pick Restaurant / mall corner or Kids cafe as the type of space, and photograph the corner you want to use.
The picture is a look, not a safety check. Play equipment must meet EN 1176, ASTM F1918 or the standard in your country. Check every detail with your equipment supplier.
A wide, bright photo of the empty space from a corner or the door, with the floor and the main walls in view.