What it is
RoomLift is a web-based AI platform for redesigning rooms, staging properties, creating property videos and generating 3D explorations from a photo, sketch or prompt. Its photo tools offer more than seven design presets, reference-image style transfer, variations and exports up to 4K. The Editor supports natural-language changes, selection and brush tools, layers, furniture and decor assets, version history, and non-destructive edits that can be undone. Video Maker can import photos from a listing URL and produce tours with camera motion, close-ups, AI voiceover, captions and generated music. Canvas provides a node-based workspace with collaborator sharing, while Worlds creates interactive 3D walkthroughs with shareable links. New accounts receive five free renders without a credit card. The listed subscription is 19.00 USD per month for 100 renders; a 50-credit bundle costs 39.00 USD per once, and a Listing Package costs 79.00 USD per once. Video clips use 10–18 credits each; a complete tour typically uses 60–120 credits. RoomLift says users retain full commercial rights and ownership of generated images and videos.
Who it suits. RoomLift is aimed at real estate professionals staging listings and interior designers visualizing and presenting concepts. It may also suit users who need listing photos, property videos or interactive walkthroughs.
Good
- Five free renders for new accounts, no card required.
- Photo exports reach 4K resolution.
- Editor supports undoable, non-destructive changes.
- Commercial rights and ownership are included.
- Video Maker creates tours from listing photos.
Watch for
- Subscription costs 19.00 USD per month.
- Video clips cost 10–18 credits each.
- A full tour typically uses 60–120 credits.
- Team collaboration features are on the roadmap.
Verdict
RoomLift brings photo redesign, virtual staging, video creation and 3D walkthroughs into one web platform. Its five free renders offer a way to try the service, while ongoing video use consumes credits.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | Billed |
|---|---|---|
| Subscription | $19 a month | — |
| 50-credit bundle | $39 once | — |
| Listing Package | $79 once | — |
From RoomLift's own pricing page, checked 4 Oct 2026. Every plan
What the maker publishes
- Audience
- RoomLift says it is built for real estate professionals staging listings and interior designers visualizing and presenting concepts. source
- Canvas and Worlds
- Canvas is a node-based project workspace with collaborator sharing, and Worlds creates interactive 3D walkthroughs with shareable links. source
- Editor
- The Editor supports natural-language changes, brush and selection tools, layer management, version history, furniture and decor assets, and undoable non-destructive edits. source
- Free access
- New accounts receive 5 free renders without requiring a credit card. source
- Integrations
- The site describes importing photos from a listing URL and names Funda, MLS, Zillow, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube as supported sources or publishing targets; it does not name a separate integration catalog. source
- Listing exports
- The site says RoomLift images are optimized for MLS, Funda, Zillow, and social media, and video exports include 9:16 for Reels and TikTok and 16:9 for MLS and YouTube. source
- Ownership
- The site says users receive full commercial rights and ownership of images and videos they create with RoomLift. source
- Product
- RoomLift is an AI platform for design and real estate that redesigns rooms, stages properties, creates property videos, and generates 3D explorations from a photo, sketch, or prompt. source
- Restyle
- Users can transform interior and exterior photos with 7+ design presets, reference-image style transfer, multiple variations, and exports up to 4K. source
- Support and refund
- The site lists [email protected] for contact and says it offers a money-back guarantee if results do not meet expectations. source
- Teams
- The site describes Pro+ as intended for high-volume users and agencies and says team collaboration features are on its roadmap. source
- Video limits
- Video clips cost 10–18 credits each, while a complete tour video typically uses 60–120 credits. source
- Video Maker
- Video Maker can import photos from a listing URL and create tours with camera motion, close-ups, AI voiceover, captions, and generated music. source