Design Your HomeWith the Things You'll Actually Buy.

Upload a photo of your room, yard or house, optionally add up to 4 photos of products or materials, and describe the change in one sentence. The AI Agent turns that into a detailed brief and generates a photorealistic version of your real space.

Yes, that's what reference photos are for. Add a product photo from a store page, a picture of a slab at the stone yard or a paver swatch, and say where it goes. It's a visualization, so confirm sizes and details with the seller.

Up to 4, next to your photo of the room or house. With batch edit, the same references can be applied to up to 100 photos at once.

Yes. Draw on your photo with the built-in editor, for example boxes around the windows, and say what goes there.

It is instructed to keep the structure — walls, windows, rooflines and camera angle — and change only what you describe. It's a visualization, not a construction plan, so check results closely before making decisions.

Yes. With batch edit you upload up to 100 photos and write one prompt; the AI Agent writes a brief for each photo so the whole house comes back in one style. Batch edit is included in the Creator and Pro plans.

Yes. Describe the house you want without uploading a photo and the AI generates a new design from text. For planning a real project, starting from a photo of your home gives the most useful result.

General chatbots work one image per conversation, often redraw walls and windows, and tend to invent a lookalike instead of using your exact product. OptimAImage is built to keep your real home, uses your reference photos and handles up to 100 photos per batch.

New accounts get free credits to try it — no credit card required. Plans start at $9.99/month, and an image costs from about $0.09 in credits depending on your plan and quality mode (lowest on the Pro annual plan).