Show the finished result before the renovation starts.
Tell the renovation story with a before/after pair instead of words: generate renovated variations from an existing photo and shorten the approval process.
Hero output
Interior renovation
Renovated spaceDoesn't build a scene from scratch
It starts from a photo of the actual space, so the transformation stays tied to the real condition instead of an imagined scene.
Change, at a glance
Clients don't have to picture the renovation list in their head — they see the old and new side by side.
Strengthens the proposal
A before/after pair becomes the most persuasive page in a renovation proposal, rental listing, or approval file.
Example Outputs
Sample frames from this workflow.
Interior renovation
Renovated space
Renovation exampleHow It Works
From brief to output in three steps.
- 01
Upload the current state
Add today's photos of the space, and briefly note what should stay and what should change.
Input: Photo of the existing space, Change notes or a style brief, Material and color preferences, Target budget or quality level
- 02
Generate the transformation
Try color, material, furniture, and lighting scenarios on the same frame.
- 03
Present the pair
Place your chosen before/after comparison into the proposal or presentation file.
Output: Before/after comparison visuals, Variations showing renovation options, Clearer storytelling for decision meetings
Scenarios
Where it's used in the field.
- Residential and office renovation
- Renovation proposal and approval processes
- Old-vs-new condition comparisons
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- Is this workflow only suited to interiors?
- It's mostly suited to interior renovation, but it can also be used for certain exterior renovation scenarios.
- What happens if the photo quality is low?
- Cleaner, more legible input gives better results, but even a basic photo set can produce an initial concept.
- Can I generate more than one renovation scenario for the same space?
- Yes. You can generate different scenarios — such as an economical and a full renovation — as separate variations from the same photo and present them side by side.