REimagine Home is an interior-design and virtual-staging tool that starts from a photo of a room, listing, or yard. The public pages describe shoppable furniture, a lock on walls and windows, a listing batch of up to 50 photos, and monthly credit plans after five free designs.
Official website · www.reimaginehome.ai
REimagine Home fits someone who already has a photo and needs a staging, a furniture set they can buy, or a listing gallery, rather than a measured floor plan. Five designs are free and are described as the same AI and quality as paid plans, with no card. After that, Essential, Pro, Advanced, and Agency differ by monthly credits and by whether conversational edits, real products, and batch processing are included. The pricing title states $14–$99/mo, but the public plan cards list credits without a dollar figure on each card. Read checkout before you assign a price to a named plan.
The homepage meta says to upload a room photo to get personalized designs and real shoppable products curated for your space, style, and budget. The menu names separate passes: virtual staging, emptying a room, redesigning a furnished room, landscaping, hardscaping, object removal, sky replacement, day to dusk, lawn replacement, room repurpose, renovation and exterior renders, furniture add, swap, or facelift, surface restyle, upscale, a pool, and repainting a wall. The guided path starts from the room, listing, or yard as it looks today, not a blank canvas. You describe the outcome, optionally add a moodboard and say how much to borrow, then refine so each edit builds on the last. The page says you can compare directions and download high-resolution images.
Official documentationA homepage line says to design with real products available near you and within budget, without touching walls, windows, or doors. Another line says structure stays fixed, walls, windows, ceiling lines. The same block shows a structural lock switched on, shoppable switched on, and checkout on Amazon or Shopify. If you like the set, the page says to add the whole set to your cart and check out on the retailer. Brands named in the sample flow are West Elm, IKEA, Target, and Wayfair. ReimagineHome earns a commission on qualifying purchases made through the designs, at no extra cost to you. The sample steps are a room photo, a budget, and preferred brands, then a set you can swap, such as keeping the bed while changing the rug. The page says you are not locked into buying. Pro is the card that adds real product discovery. Essential's card does not.
Official documentationThe real-estate section says to turn raw photos into a listing-ready gallery in one pass. Upload the full listing set. We sort by room, flag compliance, apply fixes and enhancements, then export a market-ready gallery. The page lists a turnaround of 2–5 minutes, up to 50 photos, and high-resolution bulk downloads, including flyers and social posts. Pro lists listing batch processing for real estate, plus faster rendering and parallel processing. Essential stays on basic staging and light edits. The homepage invites a batch try with the five free designs, and it does not say those five include a 50-photo run.
Official documentationNew users get 5 free designs, described as the same AI and quality as paid plans, with no card. Essential is 30 credits a month for basic staging: common rooms, light redesigns, basic landscaping and exterior edits, and watermark-free images. Its card excludes conversational design, real shoppable products, reference photos, and high-resolution quality. Pro is 200 credits and adds conversation, real products, listing batch, references, and incremental editing. Advanced is 400 credits and everything in Pro. Agency is 900 credits for teams on the same Pro system, with no gated capabilities on the card. Credits are only used when the system does real, compute-heavy work. Thinking, exploring, and discussing ideas is always free. A visualization without product matching is one credit. Visualization plus real products is two credits. The pricing title and meta state $14–$99/mo, while the public cards do not show a dollar amount beside Essential, Pro, Advanced, or Agency.
Official documentationA suggested homeowner pass uploads the room, names a style and a budget, and asks for a complete set. Keep the structural lock on. Use the shoppable path if the goal is an Amazon or Shopify cart, which spends two credits after the free designs. Swap one piece instead of restarting. The page calls that incremental editing.
A suggested agent pass uploads the listing set, up to the 50 photos named on the page, then sorts rooms, runs fixes, and downloads a high-resolution gallery for a portal or flyer. Judge one room with the free designs first. Listing batch processing is on the Pro card, not Essential. Follows those batch steps.
A suggested exterior pass starts from the yard or facade and picks a named edit such as landscaping, sky replacement, day to dusk, or add a pool. Essential includes basic landscaping and exterior edits. A pool or a dusk pass is a separate menu label, so check that it is on the plan you hold. Add a reference photo only on a plan that lists references. Pro is that card. This suggested split keeps a basic exterior edit apart from a reference-guided one.
Use a photo of the room, listing, or yard. The page says not to start from a blank canvas.
Describe the result, such as a staged listing look or a furnished attic office, and set a budget if you want shoppable products.
Upload a moodboard and say what to borrow. Reference photos are listed on Pro, not on Essential.
Edit on top of the last result. Download the image, or add a shoppable set to a retailer cart.
The pricing title and meta state $14–$99/mo, plus credit top-ups, watermark-free exports, and cancel anytime. The public Essential, Pro, Advanced, and Agency cards list monthly credits and do not show a dollar price for each plan.
Basic staging and light edits.
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Shown as a monthly credit plan.
Repeat decisions with full control.
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Shown as a monthly credit plan.
Higher-volume use of the Pro system.
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Shown as a monthly credit plan.
Teams and studios at high volume.
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Shown as a monthly credit plan.
You can cancel anytime, and the page names Stripe at checkout. It does not state a refund window. Deleting an account cancels an active subscription immediately, then a 14-day grace period runs. The $14–$99/mo line is a title and meta range, not a dollar figure shown on the Essential or Agency card.
You want another room-image tool to compare.
Choose it when you are comparing a different room-photo workflow than REimagine Home's shoppable sets, structural lock, and 50-photo listing batch. No InteriorAI price is claimed here.
The photo is a product, not a room.
Choose it when the subject is an item to cut out or restage, not a room, yard, or property gallery.
You need a floor plan, not a styled photo.
Choose it when the deliverable is a plan drawing rather than REimagine Home's photo staging, furniture cart, or listing gallery. No GetFloorPlan price is claimed here.
New users get 5 free designs, described as the same AI and quality as paid plans, with no credit card. The pricing page says the free trial uses the same AI as Pro. It does not say those five include a 50-photo batch.
SourceEssential is 30 credits a month and excludes conversational design, real products, and reference photos. Pro is 200 credits and adds those plus listing batch. Advanced is 400 credits. Agency is 900 credits for teams. The title states $14–$99/mo, and the cards do not show which amount belongs to which name.
SourceCredits are only used when the system does real, compute-heavy work. A visualization without product matching is one credit. Real products in the room cost two. Thinking, exploring, and discussing ideas is always free.
SourceThe homepage says designs work without touching walls, windows, or doors, and that structure stays fixed, walls, windows, ceiling lines. The pricing page says the system preserves the space unless you ask for a change. It does not define a request to remove a wall.
SourceHelp text says to delete the account in the app under Manage Account, or send the help-form request if you cannot sign in. A 14-day grace period follows, access stops, and any active subscription is cancelled immediately. Email before the deletion finishes to revoke it.
SourceEssential lists watermark-free, shareable images. Help offers a privacy or data request to access, export, or correct data, and it links a Privacy Policy without quoting it.
SourceOct 6, 2026 · NavHunt editorial
NavHunt did not run REimagine Home, did not upload a room photo, and did not generate a design. This profile only restates the upload flow, credit rules, and plan names shown on the public pages from 2026-10-06. Homepage quotes and usage counters are the vendor's lines, not results NavHunt measured. Check live checkout before treating $14–$99/mo as the price of a named plan. This description is based on REimagine Home's official materials reviewed on 2026-10-06.
Use the free designs to see a staging pass before you spend credits on a shoppable set.