Finish a new build with AI
Bare concrete tells a buyer nothing. Upload a shell, pick a style, and the tool finishes every surface, floors, walls and ceilings, then furnishes the room on top. Builders and architects use it to sell off plan, months before the first coat of paint goes on.
See a preview before you pay: your first 3 designs are on us, shown blurred. A plan reveals them.
- On Pro and Business
- About 30 seconds a design
- 41 styles
- Walls and windows stay put
A real photo, then the tool's own render of it: Japandi.
Three steps. About 30 seconds.
- 1
Upload a photo of the shell, concrete or plaster, with the windows and the openings in frame.
- 2
Pick the room type and a style such as Japandi, and add a note if a surface has to look a certain way.
- 3
About 30 seconds later the finished, furnished room comes back, private by default and yours to download.
Watch it work.
The tool on a room, start to finish, in one clip.
In any of 41 styles.
Each one a recipe checked on real rooms before it ships.
Answers, before you ask.
How is this different from Interior Design?
Interior Design restyles a room that already has floors, walls and furniture. Finish New Build starts from a shell, so it finishes the surfaces first and then furnishes the result. Pick this one when nothing is finished yet.
Do the openings and ceiling heights stay?
Yes. Windows, doors and the floor plan hold their positions, so the finished render lines up with the shell you photographed. The materials, the light and the furniture are what change.
Which plan has Finish New Build?
Pro and Business. Pro gives 1,000 designs a month for $14 a month billed yearly, Business gives 2,000 for $19. Both carry every tool and a commercial license for client work.
Can I show several finishes to a buyer?
Yes. Run the same shell photo through as many of the 41 styles as you like. Each run costs one credit, credits refresh every month, and every design stays private by default.
Upload the photo, pick a style, and see it redesigned with the walls and windows where they are. The first 3 designs are on us, shown blurred; a plan reveals them.
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