#1 AI for Architects & Interior Designers
Most of your time gets eaten by revisions. getimg.ai makes them quick. Edit room photos, test finishes, and create before/after options. Generate client-ready results in seconds.
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Everything you need, in one place
The things clients ask for all the time, done with just a few clicks.
Add objects to existing spaces
Sofa, rug, lamp, tile, art. Use reference images when you need it to be exact.
Test colors and materials
Swap walls, floors, countertops, upholstery, facade materials, & more.
Stage real estate photos
Change simple photos into world-class real estate listing shoots.
Turn renders into photos
Turn 3D renders & sketches into something that looks 100% realistic.
Move, remove, clean
Remove clutter, delete objects, move furniture, empty a room.
Restyle a space
Keep the layout. Change the direction. Great for “can we see a more…?”
Make one space match another
Bring a bedroom or kitchen into the same direction as the living room.
Generate fresh concepts
Rooms, exteriors, landscaping, and furniture ideas from text only.
The "why didn’t we have this sooner?" tool
Four reasons architects and designers keep coming back to getimg.ai.
You can answer client feedback on the spot
“Can we try a darker sofa?” “What if it’s more minimal?” “Can we remove that?” Instead of “I’ll get back to you,” you can show it right away.
No model dilemmas
You don’t need to know which model is best. We'll pick the right one for your task.
Write like you talk
You can type a simple instruction. We’ll turn it into something AI understands better.
It looks shockingly good
Not “melting-faces AI in 2022 good.” Actually good. Clean lighting, believable materials, and results you can show to clients.
Not working solo?
Use getimg.ai Teams to share references, compare options, and keep decisions in one place. No more sending 12 versions in a Slack thread.
Still doing it the hard way?
You shouldn’t need five tools and two hours for a sofa swap.
getimg.ai's Content Generator
Upload
Add a room photo, render, or sketch. Optional: upload product and material references.
Describe the change
Write what you’d say to a teammate: “Swap the sofa,” “Change the walls,” “Remove clutter.”
Pick and tweak
Generate a few options, choose the best one, and make edits if needed.
The Old Way
- Open your design software or Photoshop
- Duplicate the file so you don’t break the original
- Rebuild the change in the scene or model
- Find reference products or materials
- Cut out furniture and objects by hand
- Match scale and perspective manually
- Fix lighting and shadows so it looks believable
- Export, review, notice something is off
- Make another round of fixes
- Repeat the whole process for “just one more option”
For when the client says "I can’t picture it"
A quick clip does what five slides of explanation can’t.
Before / after reveal
Show an empty room becoming finished, or a dated space becoming renovated. Great for clients and listings.
Room showcase (parallax reveal)
Turn one strong image into a clean, premium-looking clip for presentations and portfolios.
Day to night mood change
Show lighting decisions and atmosphere without needing a full recording setup.
Material / color timelapse
Keep the room the same while one key element changes through a few options (sofa, cabinets, tile, facade).
Protect your evenings (and your margins)
Less unpaid revision work. Fewer late-night “quick changes.” More time for actual design.
Fix it while the client is still on the call
Change finishes, swap furniture, remove clutter, show a before/after. When the client can see it, they decide faster, and you don’t take the work home.
A cheaper way to get a better outcome
Design software stacks add up fast, especially when you only need them for quick edits and variations. getimg.ai is a lighter, more affordable way to handle the work clients actually ask for.
AI that doesn’t go off-script
If you’ve tried AI tools before, you’ve probably seen them “do their own thing.” That’s not helpful in real projects. getimg.ai is great at keeping the room the same while you make targeted changes. And if something needs to match an exact sofa, tile, or paint, just upload it as a reference.
Next time you hear "just one more option"…
Don’t open another file. Don’t start another render.
Upload the image, type the change, send the options.