RoomLab.app

RoomLab.app is a web tool that redesigns, stages, declutters and renders rooms from a single photo or 3D model. It targets real estate agents, interior designers and architects, with credit-based one-time plans from $15.

RoomLab.app is a web-based image generator aimed at people who sell or design spaces. A user uploads a photo of a room, an exterior or a 3D model, picks a mode, and receives a photorealistic result in seconds. The modes cover architectural rendering, restyling a room, virtual staging, replacing furniture and materials, decluttering, emptying a room, wall color previews, custom prompts, 4K upscaling and short videos made from still photos. The audience is broad but clearly professional. Real estate agents and marketers use it to declutter listings, stage vacant properties and show renovation potential. Interior designers use it to swap materials and test style directions before a client meeting. Architects can turn SketchUp or Revit models into renders with control over lighting, season and weather. Furniture shoppers and renovators get dedicated pages too, since the same engine lets them place a piece from a reference image into their own room or preview a new look before spending money. In practice the workflow is three steps: upload a JPG, PNG or WebP, choose a mode and generate, then download the result for listings, social media or presentations. The replace tool accepts a reference image, so a specific sofa or floor can be placed into the scene instead of relying on a text description alone. Video turns a still room photo into a short clip, useful for portals and social posts. Pricing is credit-based rather than subscription-led. The homepage states that all users get all features, that one free image is included, and that plans are one-time purchases starting at $15 for 15 images or 3 videos. Customers cite faster turnaround on listings, and the site lists several property and design businesses as users. Among alternatives, RoomLab.app sits between single-purpose virtual staging services and general image generators: it is narrower than a general tool but bundles more room-specific editing than most staging-only products.