Roomsgpt

Roomsgpt is an exterior home design tool. Upload a photo of a room, house exterior or garden and RoomsGPT returns a styled redesign in about 15 seconds, with plain-language edits, 61 or more styles, 3D previews and planning aids. Free daily credits, no signup to start, Android app plus browser use.

RoomsGPT is a photo-driven design studio: you upload a picture of a room, a house facade or a garden, choose a style or describe what you want, and the tool returns a realistic before-and-after concept in roughly 15 seconds. It handles interiors (living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, home offices, plus niche spaces like wine cellars, mudrooms and home theaters), exteriors such as facades and elevations, and outdoor areas including patios, balconies and yards. The library covers 61 or more styles, and the redesign keeps walls and windows in place so the result reads as your actual space rather than a generic render. The workflow is conversational rather than menu-bound. After the first render you can make targeted edits in plain words (keep my sofa, warm up the walls, add plants), tap a spot in the image, and compare versions with an undo trail. A finished design can be turned into a 3D preview you rotate and explore before committing to purchases. Planning extras sit alongside the visuals: paint colors with real codes, material and furniture trials, plant suggestions suited to your climate, and rough cost ranges. A paid tier adds a live voice call with an AI designer that can see your design. It suits homeowners and renters testing a renovation or staging an empty property, gardeners and landscapers sketching planting plans, and small hospitality operators working through cafe, restaurant or hotel lobby concepts. Designers can use it for fast mood directions with clients. No account is needed to start, free daily credits apply, and guest uploads are deleted after 30 days unless you register. Against general image generators and chatbots, the pitch is narrowness: one job, photo fidelity, and a comparison slider. The site itself warns that outputs are concepts rather than completed renovations, that outdoor results vary more than interiors, and that doors, windows and proportions should be checked against the original. Free downloads carry a watermark.