What it is
Remodel AI turns a room photo into a photorealistic redesign in about 10 seconds. Its tools include interior and exterior design, virtual staging, floor replacement, wall paint, landscape design, object removal, and furniture swaps. Users can also transform sketches, SketchUp screenshots, or rough CAD wireframes into renders. Supported image formats are JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF; iPhone HEIC is not supported directly. The Free plan is 0.00 USD per free and includes three designs, all 30+ interior styles, all eight AI tools, standard-quality renders, before-and-after comparison, and design sharing. Pro costs 29.00 USD per month, billed $349 a year, and includes 1,000 designs per month, HD downloads, and no watermark. Remodel AI runs on Android, iOS, and web; its web version can be tried without installing an app, creating an account, or supplying a credit card. The company names homeowners, interior designers, real estate agents, and DIY enthusiasts among its users.
Who it suits. Remodel AI suits homeowners and DIY enthusiasts exploring visual changes, as well as interior designers and real estate agents. It is useful for people working from room photos or design sketches.
Good
- Free plan includes all 30+ interior styles and eight AI tools
- Accepts photos, sketches, SketchUp screenshots, and CAD wireframes
- Web use does not require an account or credit card
- Submitted photos are not used to train models
Watch for
- iPhone HEIC is not supported directly
- General refunds are unavailable
- Input photos and prompts are deleted within 24 hours
Verdict
Remodel AI offers a free way to generate room redesigns and paid plans with higher design limits and output options. Confirm that your image format is supported before uploading.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | — |
| Pro | $29 a month | Billed $349/year |
| Premium | $49 a month | Billed $599/year |
| Ultra | $99 a month | Billed $1199/year |
From Remodel AI's own pricing page, checked 29 Sept 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- Design tools
- The product lists interior redesign, exterior design, virtual staging, floor replacement, wall paint, landscape design, object removal, and furniture swap. source
- File formats
- The site says JPG, PNG, WebP, and AVIF are supported, while iPhone HEIC is not supported directly. source
- Founded
- 2024 source
- Integrations
- The pricing page lists API access and team sharing as Ultra plan features. source
- Payments
- The download page says payments are processed by Stripe and Remodel AI does not see or store card details. source
- Photo and sketch inputs
- The download page says users can upload room photos and also transform sketches, SketchUp screenshots, or rough CAD wireframes into renders. source
- Photo use
- The download page says uploaded photos are used only to generate requested redesigns, are not used to train models, and are not shared with anyone. source
- Platforms
- The about page says Remodel AI is available on iOS, Android, and as a web download. source
- Privacy
- The privacy policy says submitted input photos and prompts are deleted from processing systems within 24 hours and generated outputs within 30 days. source
- Product
- Remodel AI turns a photo of a room into a photorealistic redesign in about 10 seconds. source
- Refund limit
- The download page says general refunds are unavailable, but users can email support about repeated bad outputs or a failed charge. source
- Security
- The privacy policy says the service uses encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, secure authentication, regular security reviews, and least-privilege access. source
- Styles
- The pricing page says all 30+ interior styles and all 8 AI tools are included in the Free plan. source
- Support
- The about page says users can contact the company through the app’s Contact Us feature in Settings. source
- Web use
- The homepage says users can try room design without installing an app, creating an account, or providing a credit card. source
- Who it serves
- The about page names homeowners, interior designers, real estate agents, and DIY enthusiasts as users. source
Review
Overview
Remodel AI is a visualisation tool for homeowners and building professionals who want to explore a different look for a room or exterior before committing to renovation work. It turns a room photo into a photorealistic redesign in about 10 seconds. Users can also start from a sketch, a SketchUp screenshot or a rough CAD wireframe and turn it into a render.
The tool covers interior redesign, exterior design, virtual staging, floor replacement, wall paint, landscape design, object removal and furniture swaps. Text prompting and photo uploads are supported. Remodel AI lists more than 30 interior styles, and its Free plan includes all of them along with all eight AI tools.
That makes it useful for exploring visual direction, comparing finish ideas or preparing a property image for staging. It is a design visualisation aid, not a substitute for construction drawings, material specifications or professional advice about whether a proposed change can be built.
For more options, see our guide to AI interior design tools.
Key features
Room and exterior visualisation
Remodel AI can redesign interiors and exteriors, replace floors, change wall paint, adjust landscapes, remove objects and swap furniture. Virtual staging is also included among its tools. These functions let users explore different visual treatments from an existing image rather than starting with a finished room plan.
Photo, sketch and file support
Inputs can include room photos, sketches, SketchUp screenshots and rough CAD wireframes. The supported image formats are JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF. iPhone HEIC images are not supported directly, so users with those files will need a supported format before uploading.
Web access, privacy and support
The web version can be tried without installing an app, creating an account or providing a credit card. Remodel AI says uploaded photos are used only to create the requested redesign, are not used to train models and are not shared. Input photos and prompts are deleted from processing systems within 24 hours, while generated outputs are deleted within 30 days.
The stated security measures include encryption in transit and at rest, access controls, secure authentication, regular security reviews and least-privilege access. Payments are handled by Stripe; Remodel AI says it does not see or store card details. Users can contact the company through Contact Us in the app's Settings. General refunds are unavailable, though support may be contacted about repeated poor outputs or a failed charge.
Pricing
Remodel AI has a Free plan and three paid plans. The listed monthly prices and annual billing terms are:
| Plan | Price | Included features |
|---|---|---|
| Free | 0.00 USD per free | 3 free designs, all 30+ interior styles, all 8 AI tools, standard-quality renders, before-and-after comparison and design sharing. |
| Pro | 29.00 USD per month (billed Billed $349 a year) | 1,000 designs per month, Flux model, HD downloads, no watermark, up to 4 rooms in parallel, virtual staging, exterior and garden design, floor and wall paint, and object removal. |
| Premium | 49.00 USD per month (billed Billed $599 a year) | 5,000 designs per month, Hyper Realism AI model, high-quality renders, up to 8 rooms in parallel and priority processing. |
| Ultra | 99.00 USD per month (billed Billed $1199 a year) | 25,000 designs per month, Hyper Realism, ultra-quality renders, up to 16 rooms in parallel, a commercial license, API access and team sharing. |
The Free plan provides a way to explore the tools with three designs. For larger volumes or plan-specific features such as HD downloads, parallel rooms or API access, a paid tier is required. The listed paid entry point is 29.00 USD per month.
Platforms
Remodel AI is available on web, Android and iOS. The web option is particularly straightforward for trying the room-design experience without installing an app or providing payment details. Image format support differs from some phone camera defaults: iPhone HEIC is not directly supported, while JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF are.
Who it's for
Remodel AI names homeowners, interior designers, real estate agents and DIY enthusiasts among its users. Homeowners planning a remodel can use it to visualise possibilities for rooms, finishes or outdoor spaces. Designers can generate alternative looks, and real estate agents can use the virtual staging capability to present property imagery differently.
Contractors may find it helpful for discussing appearance and gathering early feedback, especially when a client is choosing between visual directions. The renders should be treated as concepts: the listed capabilities do not establish construction dimensions, product compatibility or the technical requirements for carrying out the work.
Pros and cons
- Pros: A free plan includes three designs, all 30+ interior styles and all eight AI tools.
- Pros: Supports room photos as well as sketches, SketchUp screenshots and rough CAD wireframes.
- Pros: Offers a broad set of visualisation tools, including virtual staging, exterior and landscape design, floor and wall changes, object removal and furniture swapping.
- Pros: The web version can be tried without an app installation, account or credit card.
- Cons: iPhone HEIC images are not supported directly.
- Cons: General refunds are unavailable; support only invites users to email about repeated bad outputs or failed charges.
- Cons: Visual renders are not a replacement for build-ready plans or verification of materials and construction details.
Alternatives
Other tools to consider include Planner 5D, Homestyler, ArchiVinci, Spacely AI, DecorAI, Hausey, REimagineHome and HomeDesignsAI.
Verdict
Remodel AI is aimed at fast visual exploration, with room redesign from photos, additional sketch and CAD-style inputs, and tools spanning interiors, exteriors and staging. Its three-design Free plan makes it possible to try the core range before paying, while the paid plans raise design limits and add higher-quality output, parallel room capacity and business-oriented features. It is best treated as an early visualisation step for homeowners, designers and contractors, not as documentation for construction.