Style exploration
Compare modern, japandi, scandinavian, industrial or traditional directions from the same camera view. This makes early preference conversations faster and more concrete.
Upload a room photo and restyle it in any direction — walls, doors and windows never move. Perfect for staging and design previews. First render free.
No photo handy? Try a sample
Pick one direction. Keepframe will protect the important parts automatically.
✦ 1 free result as a guest · failed generations never count
Furniture, finishes and lighting can change, but the original walls, windows, doors and camera position remain the spatial reference.
Most img2img tools give you one abstract “strength” slider. We turn it into decisions a human actually makes.
Locked items become model routing, region masks and post-composition — not just a sentence in the prompt.
One tap per intent. Each chip compiles into a structured instruction with the right negative constraints.
Light touch: tone, light, small edits. Routed to precise editing models.
The default. Obvious change with stable identity and layout.
Big reimagining. Structure loosens — fine details may drift, on purpose.
Drop any JPG, PNG or WebP. We recognize portraits, products, sketches and interiors, and pre-lock what usually matters for that kind of image.
Toggle what to keep, tap what to change, pick Subtle, Balanced or Creative. No denoising values, no seed numbers, no model menus.
Slide before/after, download free with no watermark, then keep editing the result with plain language — no re-upload needed.
Tap any template — it configures keep, change and strength, then scrolls you back to the studio.
Keepframe's interior design AI lets homeowners and designers test a room redesign from an existing photo. Upload the space, lock Composition, then explore furniture, materials, color and lighting without asking the model to invent a different floor plan. The first room render is free with no sign up.
Compare modern, japandi, scandinavian, industrial or traditional directions from the same camera view. This makes early preference conversations faster and more concrete.
Preview cabinet colors, flooring, wall finishes and lighting before buying materials. Keep structural elements fixed and change one category per generation for clearer comparisons.
Interior designers can turn a site photo into a quick visual brief, then iterate palette and furniture language. Treat results as concept images, not measured construction drawings.
Use a level, well-lit image that shows wall boundaries, windows and doors. Wide-angle distortion and blocked corners make layout preservation harder.
Enable Composition and select Style or Background according to the edit. State explicitly that walls, openings and camera angle must stay unchanged.
List room type, design style, key materials, palette and lighting. Change one major system at a time, then continue editing the strongest result.
Copy one as a starting point, then change only the details that matter to your image.
Use these checks before increasing change strength or adding more instructions.
Your images and results are never public. No gallery, no indexable links.
Anonymous uploads and results are wiped within 24 hours, automatically.
We don't use your uploads to train models. Not opt-out — it just doesn't happen.
One click removes the source and every result. Download links die with it.
5 credits per successful standard image. Two more takes cost up to 10 credits. Failed images are refunded.
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Subscriptions renew monthly and add credits after each successful payment. Packs are one-time purchases, available with or without a subscription. Unused credits carry over and remain after cancellation. No automatic pack purchases.
No “100% accurate” promises. Here's the truth, and the workaround.
Yes. Your first room redesign is free with no sign up and no watermark.
Composition lock prioritizes the original walls, doors, windows and camera view. AI can still make mistakes, so compare the result with the source before making decisions.
Yes. Describe the finishes you want and change one major category at a time for a clearer comparison.
Not exactly. Interior redesign can change finishes and furnishings in an existing room; virtual staging is mainly for adding furniture to an empty listing.
No. Use it as a concept visualization. Dimensions, codes, structure and material specifications still require qualified professionals.
Each tool pre-configures the right locks and presets for the task.
Line art to realistic or stylized renders. Outline & composition locked.
New scene behind an untouched you. Face, body & pose locked.
Studio shots and ad variants. Product, logo & packaging locked.
Anime and manga styles with your face and pose intact.
Restyle a room without moving a wall. Layout, doors & windows locked.
Four takes on the same idea. Subject & composition preserved.
Casual selfie to LinkedIn-ready headshot. Your face, locked.
Stage empty listings in seconds. Walls & windows never move.
Copy controlled prompts for lighting, palette, season, background and style.
Recreate practical before-and-after directions without losing the source.
Ecommerce and campaign photo workflows built from one real product.
Replace only the set while product, logo and packaging stay consistent.