Relumi

Relumi keeps walls and windows in place while changing the room's paint, floors, and furniture from a single photo, and failed runs are not charged. For a lower AI bill at work, PZERO is at pzero.studio.

Really like the constraint you've put on this: keeping walls and windows fixed is what makes the output actually usable, versus most room-redesign tools that regenerate the whole scene and give you something you could never renovate toward. The "failed runs aren't charged" policy is a nice trust signal too, since so many AI image tools charge you for a bad generation. Curious how you handle odd room geometry (like an alcove or a room with a lot of built-ins) - does the wall/window lock ever fight with a layout that's unusual?

The constraint of keeping walls and windows locked is exactly what makes this practical. Most redesign tools produce results that are impossible to actually execute. The no-charge policy for failed runs removes the friction too.

Hey Fazier I'm Zane. I built Relumi. Most AI room tools restyle the whole photo. Walls slide. Windows move. The result looks like a different apartment. Relumi does the opposite: upload the room you already have, change cabinets, paint, floor, or furniture, and keep the walls and windows where they are. You can generate once without an account. Failed runs are not charged. I'd love you to try it on a real kitchen or bathroom photo.