All of Us edits family photos rather than rooms: it adds a deceased loved one into an existing picture.
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AI tool
DecorIn
DecorIn redesigns a room from one photo, letting users change a single element while keeping the rest of the room.
What DecorIn does
Users upload a photo of a room and pick a style to get a redesigned version. Individual parts of a room can be changed while the layout stays the same. A free redesign can be tried in the browser without creating an account.
Built for
- Homeowners
- Renters
- Interior Designers
Key features
- Spot editing of a selected area while the rest stays unchanged
- Text-based refinement of a design through typed edits
- Replacement of a single item in a room
- Removal of unwanted objects from a photo
- Conversion of a 2D floor plan into a furnished 3D render
- Over 35 designer styles to choose from
Pros
Pros
- Lets users change one item at a time while keeping the rest of the room.
- Keeps the real layout of the room, including walls, windows and doors.
- Free to try in the browser without signup or a credit card.
Where DecorIn is listed
DecorIn is listed under photo editing and retouching in Design and images AI tools.
See Claude skills for design and images.
Image generation
DecorIn alternatives
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Fotor is an online photo editor that removes objects like DecorIn, and adds background removal, text-to-image generation and a collage maker.
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Jewels Retouch works on jewelry product photos, creating Instagram-style scenes and retouched catalog images.
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Kokon edits photos by describing the change, with brush-based area editing like DecorIn's spot editing, and runs on your own GPU.
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Lookslate previews makeup looks on AI-generated sample models, a different subject from DecorIn's room redesigns, with a before and after slider.
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