5 Best AI Interior Design Apps for 2026

My favorite feature of Roomika is the ease-of-use. Users have only a few steps to take to get great-looking interior design ideas - upload a photo of your room, select your mode (virtual staging, empty room, fill room, etc), and then optionally include a prompt to guide the image creation. It really cannot get simpler. Then in less than 30 seconds you will receive your re-designed interior, and it is easy to continue iterating on that design.

Another standout feature is the video creation. After creating an image of your interior design, you can create a 5-10 second video showing it off. I generally created videos of a camera panning through the room to show off the design. This is a great way to show the cohesive design decisions that went into giving an interior space a distinctive style.

One of my favorite aspects of Roomika is the combination of simplicity along with powerful flexibility. It is easy to upload a photo and select a style to get your room completely redesigned in seconds. But if you choose to also use the optional prompt, you have nearly full control over the placement of items in the room. From replacing the couch in the living room with another style, changing the wall color, or moving an item from one wall to another, the process is incredibly simple yet powerful.

In short, of all of the options on the list. Roomika provides you with the best bang for your buck and a slew of powerful features to help redesign your space.

ReImagineHome provides the familiar feature sets that are standard across these tools - from virtual staging, to emptying rooms, to swapping colors and styles of existing rooms. To do this, the user simply creates a new project and then uploads a photo of the space that they want to design. From there, there are a couple of buttons used to facilitate the conversation (room type, selected style), but the majority of modifications to the space will be done via your text descriptions.

After selecting a style, you can instruct the AI to add a couch, or change the color scheme, or move items around the room. By maintaining each edit through an ongoing conversation, it is easy to see the timeline of edits made and to iterate on ideas until you get the result that you want.

Overall, the process is fairly painless and the quality of the outputs are very good. The bottom line is that ReImagineHome is a great tool for those who want a ChatGPT-like interface that enables quick, iterative edits to the spaces that they are modifying.

The process to use Interior AI is fairly simple - register for an account, choose a subscription (either monthly or yearly) and then upload a photo of your space. The type of space is automatically detected (for example, living room, kitchen, study, etc). You can then select the style of room that you would like to see.

After creating images of your space, you can create before/after videos of the generation. This is a particularly neat feature that allows people to see the substantial transformation right before their eyes. This is great for sharing to social media, interior design clients, web pages, and more.

Interior AI states that they use the FLUX AI model for image generation. This is an older AI model at this point compared to other options on the list, but it also allows Interior AI to provide a high number of generated images at the cost that you are paying for your subscription.

Bottom line: if you are okay with using older AI technology and want a high-number of AI image generations, then Interior AI is a great choice.

No longer only a mood board creator, my room designer now allows users to create images of their interior space. Like other tools, the process is simple - upload a photo of your space, select a color theme and a style, and generate. In less than a minute, you'll see a new rendition of your interior space.

The power here is that the AI images you create can be combined with the mood boards you have. I find that this is a great feature for quickly creating ideas and then, for example, sharing the ideas with your clients so that you can quickly narrow in on what a client wants their space to look like.

Bottom line: The combination of the Mood Board functionality along with the AI interior design generation makes My Room Designer a great pick for users exploring these tools.

To get started, create your account and then select your subscription. Then get to generating!

The only options you have to generate new photos are 1) select your room type (kitchen, living room, study, etc.) and 2) select furniture style (luxury, minimal, scandinavian, etc). While this may sound like limited options, the fact is that you can quickly get great ideas for your designs very quickly.

Bottom line: Virtual Staging AI is a great way to get dozens of designs for your interior spaces quickly and easily.