Guides & research

How AI design tools behave in practice: what to draw, what to photograph, what the free tiers give you, and where a render stops being useful.

·10 min read

CreateLevel vs Spacely, Mnml, Dehome, ReRoom, Gendo, NewArc and InteriorAI

Eight photo-in, photo-out design platforms in one table: price per render, which ones have object-level masking, which read a sketch, and which still can't leave the room.

·8 min read

AI Image Generator From a Photo, Sketch, Drawing or Text: Which Input to Use

Text, photo, sketch, drawing: an AI image generator can start from any of them, and each controls something different. Pick the input that fixes the thing you care about.

·6 min read

AI Photo Editor or AI Image Editor? What to Use to Redesign a Room

An AI photo editor fixes a photo. An AI image editor changes what is in it. Interior AI changes a room and keeps it believable. Which one you need depends on the job.

·7 min read

Room Redesign With AI: A Home Decorator's Workflow, Step by Step

A good home decorator starts with the room, the light and a palette, and gets to the furniture later. Room design AI lets you follow the same order on your own photo.

·11 min read

Scribble to Design: AI Image Generation From a Room Sketch (2026 Guide)

Scribble a room, get a photoreal render back. How scribble-to-image AI reads your sketch, how to draw furniture placement onto a real room photo, and which 2026 tools can do it.

·9 min read

Free AI Interior Design Tools in 2026: What the Free Tiers Give You

Twenty of twenty-three platforms advertise a free tier. Fewer than half of those free tiers show you the quality you would be paying for.

·8 min read

How to Redesign Your House Exterior With AI From One Photograph

Half the AI design market can't work outside the room, which matters if you're renovating the outside of a building.

·8 min read

Interior AI With a Drawing Feature: Sketch, Brush and Redesign Any Room

Most interior AI tools only let you type and hope. With a drawing feature you show the model where things go, and it only touches what you drew.

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