Redesign your interior from a single photograph.

An image-to-image redesign tool. You give it a photograph of a room and a brief, and it returns the same room restyled. Because it works from your photograph rather than from a floor plan, the geometry of the space is preserved: walls, windows and sightlines stay where the camera found them. What changes is the furniture, the materials and the light.

Both, and the difference is one toggle. Leave empty-room mode off and it restyles a furnished room. Switch it on and it furnishes an empty one, which is what virtual staging means. There is also an exterior mode that runs a stricter brief, so a facade gets new landscaping, paint and finishes without the building changing shape.

They are photorealistic renders, not photographs, and they are marketing images. Quality depends more on the source photo than on any setting in the form: even lighting, a wide framing and a clean lens do more for the result than the theme you pick.

Listing agents staging vacant or dated rooms, interior designers showing a client three directions before anyone buys a sofa, and homeowners deciding whether a renovation is worth the money. The tool does not know which of those you are; the catalogue is the same either way.

JPG or PNG up to 50 MB, taken on a phone or a camera. You can drop a file in, browse for one, or pick an image already attached to one of your listings.

112 interior spaces and 30 exterior ones, from the obvious (living room, kitchen, primary bedroom) through to home gyms, wine rooms, pool decks and facades. If you would rather not choose, automatic room detection reads the photograph and picks for you.

As often as you like. Every regeneration is a fresh render charged at the same rate, and the earlier attempts stay in your history rather than being overwritten. When you settle on one, a crisp upscale is available for 1 credit.

It is a queued job, not an overnight order. Progress is reported in four steps and the result is usually back in tens of seconds; a busy queue or a large source image can push it into minutes. Compare that to the 24 to 48 hours a traditional virtual staging order takes.

They are stored on OpenLuxe and filed into your library automatically. You can favourite them, publish them to the public gallery, or share a single design, or a before-and-after comparison, by link.

49 design themes, 46 colour palettes, 16 furniture houses, 49 named designers, 45 design magazines, 27 location settings and 72 destinations. They combine, so a Wabi-Sabi living room in a coastal setting is one selection away from a Parisian one.

1stdibs, Anthropologie, Arteriors, Baker, Bernhardt, Casamilano, Ethan Allen, Fendi Casa, Holly Hunt, Turri, Maiden Home, Minotti, Modani Furniture, Ralph Lauren, Restoration Hardware and RocheBobois. Choosing one steers the model toward that house's vocabulary of materials, upholstery weights and proportions. It is a style reference, not a partnership, and the render is not furnished from that brand's catalogue.

Yes. The brief field takes up to 2,000 characters and is combined with whatever else you have selected, so you can pick a room type and write the rest. There is also a separate design chat if you would rather work conversationally.

Renders come back as high-quality JPG or PNG, sized for listing photography, social and web. If you need more pixels for print, run the crisp upscale on the render you have chosen; it costs 1 credit.

Cash credits, priced at one cent each. A room redesign is 20 credits, so twenty cents. A crisp upscale is 1 credit. There is no per-seat licence and nothing is metered by the hour.

Two. Completing the mortgage pre-approval form adds 100 cash credits to your account, which is five room redesigns. And an open-house host can set aside covered credits for an event, so a walk-in redesigns a room in the house at the host's expense rather than their own.

Annual plans bill once a year at a lower monthly rate. The credit grant on each tier is listed per billing period, so read both numbers rather than assuming the annual grant is twelve times the monthly one.

No. Credits, and the designs made with them, are final. Regenerating is cheap enough that a result you dislike costs twenty cents rather than a support ticket.

The host sets aside a pool of covered credits against the event. A walk-in redesigns a room in the house on their own phone, and the render is billed to the host rather than the visitor. What the agent gets back is a contact plus an unusually specific record of that person's taste.

Treat it as a yes. A virtually staged image shows furniture that is not in the property. Most listing platforms expect a note in the description, and OpenLuxe does not add that note for you.