Neighborbrite

Neighborbrite turns a photo of your yard into AI-generated landscape designs. Pick a style or describe your goal, then refine with Pro editing tools, plant identification and optional professional design packages. Free to start, with web, iOS and Android access.

Neighborbrite is an AI landscape design tool that turns a photo of your yard into a visual plan. The workflow is deliberately short: upload a picture, pick a garden style or describe what you want in words, and the system returns a redesigned version of the same outdoor space. It is aimed at homeowners who want to see possibilities before committing money to plants, hardscaping or a designer, and the site reports a community of more than 800,000 registered users across 170 or more countries. The core feature is guided design. A ready-made style (cottage, modern, desert and others) produces a plan covering style, plants and layout, while the Pro tier adds a text prompt route so a description like low-maintenance color with a curved bed and native plants drives the result. Beyond the initial render, Pro tools let you retouch a specific area with a prompt, drop in elements from a library of 5,000 or more plants plus pergolas, fire pits, fencing and water features, and erase unwanted objects by circling them. Plant identification works in the other direction: selecting greenery in a photo returns names, quantities and local climate context such as hardiness zone and sun exposure. Higher tiers target people who need output rather than inspiration. Business adds high resolution export for print and automatic enhancement of lighting and clarity. Homeowners who want a buildable document can buy a professional design package, where a human designer produces detailed plans suitable for construction, HOA approval or local rebate applications. That places Neighborbrite between free novelty visualizers and full landscape architecture services: faster and cheaper than the latter, more practical than a pure image generator because it keeps your actual yard as the canvas. Availability is broad. There are iOS and Android apps and a browser route, and the site states that no app install is required for web use. The free tier covers the basic style-based visualization, so it works as a low-risk first pass before any paid upgrade.