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Shoppable Spaces turns one photo of your room into a designed, shoppable makeover — and you don't need a credit card to try it. Free starter designs may be available, and your account shows when another free design is ready to claim.
Most "free" AI design tools stop at a moodboard or hide the products. A free design here is the same designer-grade render and real shopping list a paid design gets.
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Any room, any phone photo. Pick the room type, a style, and a color mood — or keep pieces you already own.
Every design comes with a real shopping list. When your balance reaches zero, choose an available free claim or a one-time design pack.
Most tools that offer AI room design free of charge mean a blurred preview, a countdown, or a result locked behind an email gate. This one doesn't. Sign in with Google or Apple to see any free starter designs currently available — full designs, not samples. No credit card, no trial period, nothing to cancel later.
Each design is the complete product: upload one photo of your room, choose a style, and get back a designer-grade render of that exact room with every piece identified and priced. When your balance is used up, open your design options to see whether another free design is available to claim, or choose a one-time pack.
If the available free offer isn't enough — you're furnishing a whole home, or you want to compare six styles before committing — one-time design packs start at $6.99 and never expire. There is no subscription to forget about. The whole thing runs in the browser and adds to your home screen like a free interior design app, so your design options are always one tap away.
Most AI design tools share the same quiet flaw: the furniture is imaginary. The render looks wonderful right up until you try to find the sofa, and the sofa doesn't exist. Here the design is assembled from a catalog of real products, so every piece in the finished room is something you can actually order.
Tap any item in the render and you see the product, the retailer, and the current price, with a link straight to the product page. No reverse image searches. No scrolling "shop similar" grids hoping for a near match. Prices come from the retailer, and the list stays attached to your saved room, so you can come back to it when the budget allows. The shopping list is the design.
That's the difference between a free room visualizer and a plan you can act on. Seeing your bedroom in japandi is a pleasant moment; ordering the bed frame that's actually in the picture is a decision. This is built for the second one.
Free starter designs may be available for new accounts. When your balance reaches zero, Shoppable Spaces shows whether another free design is ready to claim. No credit card is required to sign up or claim an available free design.
The same thing paying customers get: a designer-grade AI makeover of your room from one photo, with real furniture and decor placed in the render — each piece linked to a live product page you can shop.
There isn't one. An available free design is a full design. If you want more — say you're redoing a whole home or comparing lots of styles — one-time design packs start at $6.99 and never expire.
All of them: living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, kitchens, home offices, nurseries, bathrooms, and patios — in a dozen styles from modern farmhouse and japandi to mid-century and coastal.
No. One normal phone photo taken from across the room is all it takes. No measuring, no scanning, no special apps — it runs in your browser and installs to your phone like an app if you want it to.
No. Sign-in is Google or Apple, and claiming an available free design does not ask for payment details. A card only comes up if you choose to buy a design pack.
Yes. It runs in any mobile browser, and you can add it to your home screen so it opens like an app. Most people photograph the room and design it from the same phone.