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AI interior design tool launches, new users can try it free 2 times

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AI Room Design has launched an interior design tool: after users upload a room photo, it can generate renovation plans in six interior styles and compare the original image with the rendered result; empty rooms can also be virtually furnished with Virtual Staging. After logging in, new users can try 2 designs for free; the trial quota is valid for 30 days, limited to one per person, and there is no ongoing free plan; downloading or comparing existing designs is free of charge. Payment is a one-time purchase: the Starter Pack costs $9.99 and includes 60 designs, and the Room Pack costs $19.99 and includes 200 designs; purchased credits do not expire, and failed designs are automatically refunded.

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    AI Room Design from Your Photo – 2 Free Designs

    This tool turns a photo of your room into interior design concepts in six styles, using Room Redesign for furnished rooms or Virtual Staging for empty ones, with a before/after slider to compare results against the original. Eligible new users can try 2 designs after signing in (trial credits expire after 30 days), while sample designs can be browsed without an account; paid credit packs are one-time ($9.99 for 60 designs or $19.99 for 200) and purchased credits never expire. Designs are AI-generated concepts, not measured plans, and the page notes AI can still shift walls, windows or doors, so results should be checked against real measurements.

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