InteriorAI is a photo-based interior tool. You upload a picture of a room, a sketch, or a SketchUp screenshot, choose a room type and a style, and tap Create design. The site names Pro, Premium, and Ultra. Only Pro has a full price.
InteriorAI fits a photo, sketch, or SketchUp file that needs a named style, an empty room filled, or a render. The panel is specific: room types, modes, and a count from 1 to 16 designs. It is a weaker fit if you need Ultra's quota or Premium's full price first, because those figures are not in the public pages. Style transfer is the mode that says it keeps the interior the same. The prompt is marked experimental.
A good fit for
Restyling a photo of a room you already have, in a named style such as Traditional or Luxury.
Filling an empty listing photo with the virtual staging mode.
Turning a sketch or a SketchUp screenshot into a rendered interior.
Know the trade-offs
The optional prompt, and the control that adds people, are both marked experimental and may cause random or bad results.
Premium is priced only as $60 more a month, and Ultra has no public price or quota.
The homepage heading says 55+ styles, while the style FAQs say each look is one of 56 styles.
Modes, styles, staging, and a 3D view.
Upload a room and pick a mode
The opening line says upload a photo of your interior and transform it completely, including any home interior, exterior, or garden. The welcome text says to select the room type and style and tap [ Create design ] and see what happens. A photo tip says take a photo (with 0.5x zoom), or pick one from the gallery. A SketchUp screenshot is the other upload. The screen asks you to agree to the Terms of Service, with Google sign-in if an account already exists. Modes read Interior design (move things around), Style transfer (keep interior same), Virtual staging (fill empty rooms), Sketch2Image (input a sketch), SketchUp screenshot, Outdoor design, and Empty the space. Room types run from living room, bedroom, and kitchen through exteriors, gardens, offices, and hotels. You then choose 1, 4, 8, or 16 designs. Portrait or landscape orientation only works if you did not upload the current interior. Designs, Saved, and Deleted are the library labels.
A heading says choose from 55+ interior design styles. The selector names Modern, Minimalist, Contemporary, Traditional, Luxury, Scandinavian, Japanese design, Industrial, Farmhouse, and Midcentury modern, plus seasonal names. The Traditional and Luxury pages each call the look one of 56 styles. Traditional is classic elegance, formal furniture, rich fabrics, and ornate details. Luxury is high-end materials, premium finishes, and designer furniture. Both pages say to upload a photo at any angle and lighting, pick the style, and download. They promise high-resolution redesigns in seconds. A separate homepage control says upload a photo of an interior style you like and we'll copy it. The prompt is optional, and the label says the prompt feature is experimental and may cause random or bad results. Adding people carries the same warning.
The homepage says use Virtual Staging AI to furnish empty homes for real estate, and the mode label is virtual staging (fill empty rooms). Another block says start with a completely empty room or raw construction space and watch Interior AI transform it step by step, adding wallpaper, flooring, furniture, lighting, and people, then a before-and-after video. That is the page's description, not a demo from this profile. Sketches are a different input. The line is transform your sketches and SketchUp files into photorealistic renders, via Sketch2Image or a SketchUp screenshot. Outdoor design and gardens use the same upload flow, not a separate product. The page also says get your first redesigns in less than a minute. That is the site's speed line.
The homepage says turn any of your interior designs of a real space into a fully immersive 3D environment that you can explore from every angle. A shorter line says turn your renders into 3d flythrough videos, for a client or a home that is not built yet. It does not say which plan includes the flythrough. Ultra has no feature list. A comparison block names Decorify, AI Room Planner, RoomGPT, and Dreamstudio beside a challenging input photo. Quotations on the homepage are press lines.
For a furnished room uses a wide photo, then Style transfer if the layout should stay, or Interior design if things may move. Traditional and Luxury pages accept any angle and any lighting. Leave the prompt empty on the first pass. It is marked experimental. Four designs are enough to compare one style. The style pages say the download is high resolution.
Fill an empty listing photo
For an empty listing, the suggested mode is virtual staging, which the label says fills empty rooms. The only quota tied to that feature is the Pro line in the pricing section, and it does not say the same count applies to other modes. People can be added, and that control is experimental. Skip it if the listing should stay unoccupied. Income figures shown beside this topic have no method here, so they are not repeated. This is a suggested staging workflow.
Render a sketch or a SketchUp view
A suggested sketch path uses Sketch2Image or a SketchUp screenshot instead of a phone photo. The homepage says those files become photorealistic renders. Set the room type and a style. Orientation is available when you did not upload a current interior. The style pages are the public download step for a high-resolution image. The 3D flythrough is described for a design of a real space, and the page does not say a sketch qualifies.
How to get started with InteriorAI
1
Sign in and upload
Agree to the terms, or continue with Google. Upload a room photo, a sketch, or a SketchUp screenshot. The photo tip says 0.5x zoom.
2
Set room, mode, and style
Choose the room type, one of the seven modes, and a style. Add a reference photo only if you want the custom-style copy.
3
Choose a count and create
Pick 1, 4, 8, or 16 designs. Treat the optional prompt as experimental, then tap Create design.
4
Save or download
Use Saved or Deleted on the homepage library. Style pages say to download the high-resolution redesigns you want to keep.
Pro yearly quote, Premium difference, Ultra unnamed price.
The only full plan price is the Pro line: Interior AI's Pro plan lets you stage 1,000 times per month with the Virtual Staging AI feature for only $390/year. Premium's full price was not verified here. The page says generate 5,000 interiors/mo and get priority access with lightning fast response times, then upgrade to Premium for just $60 more a month. Ultra is named on the plans row and has no public price. Yearly billing is described as over 50% cheaper, which the page calls 6+ months free compared with monthly pricing. That wording is a discount, not a free tier.
Pro
The virtual-staging allowance shown with the yearly price.
$390.
Per year.
1,000 virtual staging uses per month
Virtual Staging AI, as named in that sentence
Premium
The upsell that mentions a higher monthly volume.
Not verified.
Upgrade shown only as a difference.
Adjacent line says 5,000 interiors per month and priority access
Upgrade costs $60 more a month, not a standalone sticker price
Ultra
Named beside Pro and Premium, without a quota.
Not verified.
Not verified.
Appears on the plans row only
If you sign up for the yearly plan, the pricing is over 50% cheaper, which means 6+ months free compared to regular monthly pricing. The monthly sticker that discount uses is not shown. Logged-in billing redirects to Stripe's billing portal or the Pricing page. Cards and several regional methods are listed.
You need a general image tool, not a room-mode panel.
Adobe Firefly is a separate AI Image entry. Use it when the job is not InteriorAI's room types, styles, and virtual staging.
InteriorAI: common questions
Is there a free InteriorAI plan?
They do say a yearly plan is over 50% cheaper and call that 6+ months free compared with monthly pricing. They also say the first redesigns arrive in less than a minute. Neither sentence is a free allowance.
Pro is quoted at $390/year for 1,000 virtual staging uses a month. Premium is only described as $60 more a month, next to a line about 5,000 interiors a month and priority access. Ultra is a name on the plans row. Its price and quota were not verified here.
A photo of the current interior, including one shot at 0.5x zoom, a picture from the gallery, a sketch for Sketch2Image, or a SketchUp screenshot. A separate slot takes a style reference photo the tool says it will copy. The pages do not state a file type or a size cap.
Style transfer is labeled keep interior same. Interior design is labeled move things around. Virtual staging fills empty rooms. The optional prompt, and adding people, are both described as experimental and may cause random or bad results. The pages do not define how strictly style transfer preserves windows or walls.
The homepage heading says choose from 55+ interior design styles. The Traditional and Luxury FAQs each say the style is one of 56. The room menu includes homes, exteriors, gardens, offices, and hospitality spaces, and it is longer than a short home checklist.
Do the public pages state privacy, a commercial license, or an integration interface?
They do say logged-in billing goes to Stripe's billing portal or the Pricing page, and they list card brands plus several regional payment methods. No interface documentation is.
NavHunt did not run InteriorAI. No room photo, sketch, or SketchUp file was uploaded, and no redesign, staging image, or flythrough was generated. Modes, style steps, and prices come from public interiorai.com pages dated 6 October 2026. This description is based on InteriorAI's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06, including InteriorAI homepage and design controls, Traditional interior design style, Luxury interior design style.