AI interior design from one photo of your room

Yes. Revamp AI is free to download and includes 3 free design generations every week — no account required, no credit card needed. The free tier is designed to let you test AI redesign on your actual rooms before committing to anything. A Premium subscription removes the weekly limit and unlocks unlimited redesigns, HD-quality output, priority processing (faster generation), and access to the full style library. Current pricing is shown in the App Store, where it stays accurate for your country. If you are exploring what AI interior design can do for your home, the free tier is genuinely enough to get meaningful results. If you are planning a renovation, staging a home for sale, or want to test multiple styles across multiple rooms without waiting, Premium pays for itself quickly. You can upgrade or cancel at any time through the App Store — no hidden fees.

Yes. Every redesign comes with an itemized shopping list of exactly what changed in the room — the sofa that was added, the walls that were repainted, the rug that was removed — and each item carries a realistic price range so you can see roughly what the look would cost. Tap any item to identify it and find it in stores. As you actually buy or DIY things, you tick them off, and you can filter the list down to what is still outstanding. Each variation of a room keeps its own separate list, which means you can generate two versions of the same living room and compare their budgets side by side before spending anything. It turns an inspiration image into a plan you can act on, which is the gap most AI design tools leave open.

Yes. Alongside single-room redesigns, Revamp AI includes whole-home collections: you pick one style and carry it through the entire house rather than styling each room in isolation. There are ten complete collections — including Modern Minimalist, Scandinavian, Japandi, Rustic Farmhouse, Coastal, Bohemian, Mid-Century Modern, Industrial, Organic Modern, and French Country — and each one covers all 13 rooms, from the kitchen and living room through to the basement, garage, and patio. Start with whichever room you are standing in, and the app tracks which rooms you have finished and suggests what to design next. This matters because rooms designed one at a time tend to drift apart stylistically; a collection keeps the palette, materials, and furniture language consistent from the entryway to the back patio.

It redesigns the room while keeping the room. The AI works from the structure of the space you photographed — your walls, windows, existing flooring and ceiling height stay where they are — and changes the design applied to them: the furniture, the materials, the colours, the lighting. That is the difference between this and a generic image generator, which will happily invent a room that does not exist and cannot be built. Because the geometry is preserved, what you see is something you could actually recreate in the room you are standing in. Results are still AI-generated design inspiration rather than architectural plans, so treat them as a direction to follow rather than a construction drawing.

No — camera access is completely optional. You can upload any photo directly from your phone's camera roll or photo library without granting the app camera permission at all. Camera access is only relevant if you want to take a new photo of your room from directly inside the app. If you already have a good photo of your space — taken at any time, with any camera — you can upload it straight away. Most people get their best results using an existing wide-angle shot taken from a corner or doorway, where the full room is visible. You can always grant or revoke camera permission later in your device's Settings app.

No design experience is needed, and Revamp AI does not use text prompts at all. The entire process is visual: you upload a photo of your room, browse through the style options on screen, tap the one you want, and the AI generates a redesign. There is no form to fill out, no Pinterest board to build, and no need to describe what you want in words. If you have never thought about interior design before, the style gallery gives you enough visual context to make a confident choice. If you are more experienced, the range of styles — from Japandi to Industrial to Coastal — gives you precise control. Either way, the skill ceiling is low and the output quality is high.

When you upload a photo, it is transmitted securely over HTTPS to our AI processing service (powered by Google Gemini) to generate your redesign. The photo is used only for this purpose — we do not sell it, share it with advertisers, or use it for any reason unrelated to your redesign request. We process your photo in real time and do not store a permanent copy of the original on our servers beyond what is necessary for the active project. Your original photo remains attached to your project as the “before” reference so you can compare it with the AI result inside the app. If you delete the project, the stored copy is deleted too. Full details are in our Privacy Policy.

No. We do not use photos you upload to Revamp AI to train AI models — ours or anyone else's. Your room photos are processed by Google Gemini solely to generate your redesign result. They are not fed into training pipelines, labeling queues, or any machine learning dataset. This is a firm commitment, not a default setting that could change silently. We disclose our AI provider (Google Gemini) clearly in our Privacy Policy precisely because AI photo processing is central to what Revamp AI does, and you deserve to know how your data is handled. If our data practices ever change in a material way, we will update the Privacy Policy and notify users.

Your original uploaded photo is stored as the “before” reference attached to your project, so you can compare it with your AI redesign result any time you open the app. It stays there for as long as the project exists. If you delete a specific project from within the app, the original photo associated with that project is deleted from our systems as part of that action. If you choose to close your Revamp AI account entirely, all project data — including every stored photo — is removed as part of the account deletion process. We do not retain photos for marketing, analytics, or training purposes after a project or account is deleted. If you have specific data deletion questions, contact us at [email protected].

Revamp AI uses Google Gemini as its AI processing provider to generate interior redesigns from your room photos. We chose Gemini for its strong performance on image-to-image generation tasks — specifically its ability to preserve the structural details of your actual room (your walls, windows, existing flooring, ceiling height) while applying a selected design style. We disclose our AI provider clearly in our Privacy Policy because AI photo processing is central to the product and you should know where your data goes. If our AI provider changes in the future, we will update the Privacy Policy accordingly. We do not use multiple AI vendors simultaneously or route your photos to different providers without notice.

Revamp AI includes a curated library of interior design styles that covers the most popular aesthetics people are searching for. Current styles include Modern, Scandinavian, Japandi, Coastal, Industrial, Bohemian, Luxury, Mid-Century Modern, Rustic, and Soft Minimal — with more added on a regular basis. Each style is distinct: Scandinavian emphasizes clean lines and light wood tones, Japandi merges Japanese minimalism with Scandinavian warmth, Coastal uses natural textures and ocean-inspired palettes, Industrial leans on exposed materials and dark metals. The best way to understand the difference between them is to run the same room photo through three different styles and compare the outputs side by side. That visual comparison is almost always more useful than reading style definitions.

Revamp AI works on any room in the home — living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, home offices, dining rooms, hallways, and even outdoor spaces all produce strong results. The AI adapts to the structure and proportions of whatever room you photograph. The biggest factor in result quality is photo quality, not room type. A well-lit photo taken from a corner or doorway — where you can see two or three walls, the floor, and any major furniture — gives the AI enough spatial information to apply a style accurately. Avoid very dark rooms, extreme fisheye distortion, or shots where a single piece of furniture fills the entire frame. For bathrooms, a straight-on shot facing the vanity or shower wall works best. For bedrooms, shooting from the doorway captures the full layout.