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Real rooms, redesigned in seconds

Drag the slider on each image to see what changed. Every preview keeps your real room proportions, so the layout you see is the layout you get. No mockup rooms, no fake walls.

Galley kitchen restyled with lighter cabinets and a warm wood island. after AI redesign
Galley kitchen restyled with lighter cabinets and a warm wood island. before AI redesign
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Galley kitchen restyled with lighter cabinets and a warm wood island.

Original footprint kept. Aisle width preserved at 36 inches.

  • Cabinet doors swapped from dark oak to matte white shaker.
  • Countertop changed to a warm wood island with seating for two.
  • Hardware updated to matte black pulls and knobs.
  • Recessed can lights added for even task lighting.
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Closed-off kitchen opened up with a peninsula and matte black appliances. after AI redesign
Closed-off kitchen opened up with a peninsula and matte black appliances. before AI redesign
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Closed-off kitchen opened up with a peninsula and matte black appliances.

Wall removed conceptually. Layout tested before demo day.

  • Partial wall replaced with a peninsula for a clearer sightline.
  • Appliance finishes shifted to matte black for a modern look.
  • Pendant lights added above the peninsula for dining light.
  • Flooring extended to blend the kitchen with the living area.
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Builder-grade kitchen upgraded with quartz counters and a tile backsplash. after AI redesign
Builder-grade kitchen upgraded with quartz counters and a tile backsplash. before AI redesign
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Builder-grade kitchen upgraded with quartz counters and a tile backsplash.

Same cabinetry footprint. Surfaces and hardware swapped only.

  • Laminate counters replaced with white quartz.
  • Backsplash updated to a stacked ceramic tile pattern.
  • Sink and faucet swapped for a deeper basin and a pull-down tap.
  • Under cabinet lighting added for a cleaner task zone.
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Upload one photo, type a short brief, and get a redesign in seconds. Test three or four directions on the same image before you buy a single piece of furniture.


Upload a kitchen photo and redesign cabinets, layouts, and finishes with AI in seconds. Plan a remodel, test styles, and share concepts before you buy materials.

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How to use

How to use free AI kitchen design

Most people start with a photo from their current kitchen. You pick a design direction, run the remodel tool, and see new cabinets, counters, and layout ideas on your real room.

When I tested a galley kitchen photo with a lighter cabinet brief, the aisle width still looked accurate. That spatial honesty matters when you are deciding if an island is even possible.

1

Upload a kitchen photo

Capture the full room if you can. Daylight photos show existing materials clearly. JPG, PNG, or WebP under 10MB.

2

Choose design, floor, or wall tools

Restyle the whole kitchen, swap flooring, or test backsplash and wall treatments from the tool cards on this page.

3

Generate and iterate

Download concepts for contractor quotes or family decisions. Run multiple styles on the same photo to compare modern, farmhouse, and minimalist directions.

What you get

What AI kitchen remodel previews include

Outputs are visual plans, not construction drawings. They still help you align on cabinet color, layout flow, and appliance zones before spending on a full remodel.

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Cabinets and counters

Test door styles, hardware direction, and countertop materials on your existing footprint.

2

Layout and workflow

See how prep zones, storage, and walkways might change with different arrangements.

Who uses this

Who uses AI kitchen design tools

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Homeowners

βœ“Plan renovations before demo day.
βœ“Compare cabinet colors without ordering samples for every option.
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Interior designers

βœ“Speed up client mood boards with photo based concepts.
βœ“Present two layout directions in one meeting.
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Contractors and remodelers

βœ“Align scope early with visual references.
βœ“Help clients choose finishes faster.
Styles to try

Kitchen styles you can test on your photo

Run the same photo with different briefs to see which direction fits your house and your taste. Five styles tend to work well for kitchens.

StyleWhat it looks like
Modern farmhouseWhite shaker cabinets, matte black hardware, subway tile, and a wood island.
MinimalistFlat front cabinets, hidden hardware, one countertop material, and no upper cabinets.
TransitionalSoft gray cabinets, marble counters, brass fixtures, and shaker doors.
IndustrialBlack cabinets, open shelving, concrete counters, and metal accents.
CoastalLight oak cabinets, white counters, blue accents, and woven shades.
Next steps

From AI preview to real remodel

Once you have a concept you like, the next step is turning it into a real plan. Download the image and write down the cabinet door style, countertop material, and color names the AI used.

Bring the image and your notes to a cabinet supplier or contractor. They can tell you which parts are stock items and which need custom work. Most cabinet lines come in 6 inch width increments, so a layout that looks perfect in the preview may need a filler panel or a small design tweak in real life.

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Check your measurements

Measure your existing cabinets, walls, and appliance cutouts before you commit. A 30 inch refrigerator will not fit in a 28 inch cutout.

2

Pick a contractor early

Get two or three bids before demo day. A good contractor will spot issues in the AI preview you missed.


FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers before you start

Upload a kitchen photo, choose a design tool, set style preferences, and the AI generates a remodel concept on your room in seconds.

Yes. The AI works from your photo and can suggest new cabinet, floor, and wall directions while keeping room proportions visible.

You can start online without heavy setup. Paid options add more generations and higher resolution exports.

A wide shot with counters, cabinets, and floor visible in even daylight. Avoid heavy clutter blocking main surfaces.

Yes. Download images and use them as visual references in quotes and planning meetings.

The AI keeps your room proportions but does not measure your actual cabinets. Treat the preview as a concept, not a build plan. Confirm widths and heights with a cabinet supplier before ordering.

Yes. Mention your appliance models in the brief and the AI will usually work around them. For a tighter fit, note the exact cutout widths.

Free accounts get a few generations per day. Paid plans unlock more generations, higher resolution downloads, and faster processing.