A FRESH LOOK, A FAMILIAR SPACE
Upload your existing kitchen photo, choose a style and preview a new look. Compare the original kitchen with redesigned cabinets, countertops and finishes before deciding which renovation direction suits your home.
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AI Kitchen Design
Compare the original kitchen with three style concepts. Notice how cabinet fronts, countertops and lighting change the mood while the window and appliances provide familiar reference points.
AI-generated illustration, not a verified tool result.
Flat walnut lower cabinets, white uppers and a pale countertop replace the original oak finish. Black handles add contrast. Compare the darker wood against your kitchen’s daylight. To explore this look, choose a modern direction with warm wood, light stone and simple hardware.
Light oak, soft white and understated lighting create a softer palette. Compare this option with the walnut concept to see which wood tone suits your room. For a similar result, specify pale wood, a plain backsplash and minimal hardware.
Sage green lower cabinets, white uppers and brass details give this concept a traditional feel. Compare the framed doors with the flat modern cabinets. View the green beside the countertop and backsplash before choosing physical samples for your renovation.
Use a clear, well-lit photo that shows the cabinets, countertops and appliances. Keep the camera level and avoid heavy filters.
Pick a design direction and explain what matters: lighter cabinets, a warmer finish or a quieter backsplash. Mention features you want to keep.
Review the new kitchen image against your original photo. Explore another direction, then use your preferred concept to discuss the renovation.
Photograph the full cabinet run in daylight with the camera level. Clear temporary clutter. Try this brief: keep the U-shaped layout, window and sink; add light oak cabinets, a white backsplash and pale countertops. Compare the result with your photo.
AI images are visual references, not measured plans. Check appliance clearances, cabinet dimensions, ventilation, plumbing and electrical work with a qualified professional before ordering or building.
Explore new kitchen looks from your own photo, compare styles in a familiar space and check credit costs before generating. Turn your preferences into visual references for renovation discussions.
Start with a photo showing the sink, stove, refrigerator and main cabinets together. Compare each result with the original window location, counter shape and appliance positions. An appealing image should still make sense for your room. Keep a measured floor plan for cabinet dimensions and installation decisions.
Be specific: keep the window and sink; try sage green Shaker lower cabinets, white uppers and pale stone countertops. Compare this with light oak and black handles. Change one group of finishes at a time so you can identify what works, then refine any unwanted details.
Sign in to receive welcome credits and start designing for free. Choose Basic or Pro when preparing your kitchen concept; the selected model determines the credit cost. Check the displayed amount before generating, then use the same photo to compare your preferred styles.
Enjoy free AI kitchen design with welcome credits when you sign in. The included credits are enough to try the tool. Generation costs depend on whether you choose Basic or Pro. Prepare your photo, select a style and model, then review the credit cost before creating your kitchen image.
Plans and creditsSeeing my own kitchen with light oak cabinets made the decision much easier. I compared it with the darker option and finally had a clear direction for our cabinet update.
The new image helped me see how white cabinets and a quieter backsplash could brighten my small kitchen. I took the concept to our installer to explain the look I wanted.
My partner and I liked different styles until we compared the kitchen images side by side. We agreed on sage green cabinets and could show our designer exactly what we meant.
Start with the room you already have. Explore a direction before making the bigger decisions.
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