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AI Rendering for Interior Designers

Upload a floor plan or sketch and develop your design in 2D and 3D. Turn photos of real furniture into 3D models, create more realistic interior renders, and edit just the areas you want to refine before presenting to your client.

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After · Furnished room
Before · Empty room
Before · Empty roomAfter · Furnished room
Drag the vertical slider to see the same living room empty and furnished with a Japandi furniture and decor palette.

Your workflow, connected

Explore first. Refine. Then present.

  1. 01

    Upload your starting point

    Upload a floor plan or sketch to create an editable layout, or start a render from a room photo.

  2. 02

    Design in 2D and 3D

    Edit the layout in 2D and 3D. Generate models from photos of real furniture to use in SketchUp or the FloorPlan AI editor.

  3. 03

    Render and refine

    Create interior renders, select specific areas, and describe only the changes you want to make.

  4. 04

    Prepare the presentation

    Select the strongest interior renders and organize your chosen direction for client review.

01 / From plan or sketch to 3D

Bring your plan. Make it your design.

Upload an existing floor plan or a hand-drawn sketch and turn it into a layout you can edit in 2D and 3D. Apply floor finishes, place real furniture models, and turn your furnished 3D view into an interior render.

Explore the floor plan editor →
  • Start with an image of your floor plan or sketch.
  • Edit the layout, openings, and furniture in 2D and 3D.
  • Choose floor finishes and add real furniture models to the scene.
  • Create a render from your furnished 3D view.
After · AI interior render
Before · Original FloorPlan AI 3D
Before · Original FloorPlan AI 3DAfter · AI interior render
Drag the vertical slider to compare the bedroom concept in FloorPlan AI 3D, with catalog furniture, floor finishes and custom styling, against the AI interior render with refined materials and lighting.

02 / Redesign in context

See what the room could become.

Move from a room photo to an interior proposal. Explore cabinetry, a material palette, and furniture together so the design reads as one idea.

  • Test finishes such as timber, stone, and painted cabinetry.
  • Explore furniture, lighting, and accessories in context.
  • Refine the palette and layout before the client review.
After · Kitchen concept
Before · Empty interior
Before · Empty interiorAfter · Kitchen concept
AI kitchen design concept with proposed cabinetry, appliances, and an island. Drag to compare the room before and after.
Furniture reference image converted into a 3D model with FloorPlan AI
Real furniture photo → generated 3D model for your project

03 / Real furniture, more realistic renders

Turn the furniture you choose into a 3D model.

Upload images of real furniture and generate 3D models based on those pieces. Use them in SketchUp or directly in the FloorPlan AI editor to bring your actual furniture references into the design and make your renders even more realistic.

  • Start from a clear photo of a real sofa, chair, table, or other furniture piece.
  • Generate a 3D model to use in your SketchUp workflow.
  • Place the model in the FloorPlan AI editor and render it in the room.
Explore furniture image to 3D →

04 / Edit renders by area

Change just what you want to change.

Select a specific area of your render and describe the adjustment. Change the sofa fabric, replace an artwork, or refine a finish with instructions for each selected area.

  • Select the element you want to edit directly on the render.
  • Give each saved area its own instruction.
  • Apply the edits and compare the result before presenting.
Illustrative interior render editor with the sofa selected as area 1 to change its fabric to olive green, and the wall artwork selected as area 2 to replace it with an abstract painting
Illustrative AI-generated editor example · Area 1: change the sofa fabric to olive green. Area 2: replace the artwork with an abstract painting. Open the image to see the selections in detail.

05 / Materials, furniture & style

Give the conversation a few clear directions.

Use different palettes and furnishing choices to discuss the atmosphere your client wants. These separate room examples illustrate style directions to explore in your own project.

Japandi interior style inspiration with light wood and neutral upholstered furniture

Japandi

Warm timber, soft neutrals, and a restrained furniture palette.

Industrial interior style inspiration with exposed brick, dark metal, and leather seating

Industrial

Exposed textures, darker metals, and leather furniture.

Coastal interior style inspiration with pale finishes, woven textures, and light furniture

Coastal

Light finishes, natural fibers, and an airy color palette.

06 / Client presentation

Show a considered selection.

Choose the interior renders that best explain your proposal, then present them alongside the plan and a clear description of your design choices.

  • Lead with the preferred design direction.
  • Include an alternative to explain key material or furniture decisions.
  • Use the original room photo to make the proposed changes clear.

Explore the tools

A focused toolkit for interior designers

Redesign the room

Generate interior concepts from a room photo or plan context.

Explore feature

Refine furniture placement

Upload a floor plan or sketch, then edit the layout and furniture in 2D and 3D.

Explore feature

Real furniture, in 3D

Turn furniture photos into models for SketchUp or the FloorPlan AI editor to create more realistic renders.

Explore feature

Present the direction

Bring your layout and project visuals into a presentation board.

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A few helpful answers

Before you start

Can I upload a floor plan or sketch and edit it in 2D and 3D?

Yes. Upload an image of your floor plan or sketch to generate an editable layout. Refine the design in the FloorPlan AI editor in 2D and 3D, adjust the furniture arrangement, and choose interior views for rendering.

Can I turn photos of real furniture into 3D models?

Yes. Upload a clear image of a real furniture piece and generate a 3D model. Use the model in SketchUp or directly in the FloorPlan AI editor to bring furniture based on your actual selections into the project and make your renders more realistic.

Can I edit only a specific part of a render?

Yes. Use the render editor to select an area and describe the change you want, such as a different sofa fabric or a new artwork. You can save multiple areas with separate instructions to target just the elements you want to modify.

Can I redesign an existing room from a photo?

Yes. Upload a reference photo in the rendering tool and describe the changes you want to explore, such as a new furniture arrangement, color palette, materials, lighting, or a different overall style.

Can I compare materials, furniture, and styles before presenting?

Yes. Generate variations with different prompts or style directions, then refine the finishes, furnishings, and mood. Review the alternatives and select the images that best communicate your proposal.

Can I use these renders as a specification for purchasing?

The renders help communicate a design concept. Confirm product selections, dimensions, material samples, and finish specifications separately before ordering furniture or approving the final work.

Your next project starts here

Make the next design decision easier to see.

Bring your plan or sketch, design in 2D and 3D with furniture based on real pieces, and refine your renders for the client presentation.

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