Izbaviz

Izbaviz works from a photo rather than a CAD model. You take a picture of your room with a phone, choose one of more than twenty styles — modern, Scandinavian, industrial, minimalist, Japandi, art deco, coastal and so on — and the AI returns a realistic image of the redesigned space in roughly 15 to 40 seconds. With 17 supported room types, the platform advertises 340 style-and-room combinations, covering living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, bathrooms, hallways, offices, walk-in closets, balconies and commercial spaces.

Beyond one-click restyling, Izbaviz ships a set of specialised tools aimed at different audiences. Precise Edit lets you draw coloured shapes to indicate where a sofa, rug or lamp should go while walls, windows and camera angle stay fixed, and you can upload product images from online shops. Render converts a concept sketch, SketchUp model or 3D drawing into a photorealistic visualization, aimed at architects and design students who would otherwise wait on V-Ray or Lumion. Furnish Room stages empty spaces for developers, Airbnb hosts and house flippers, while Declutter cleans up real-estate photos.

The finishing tools round out the set: Change Mood applies eight atmospheres and four lighting options, Wall Repaint previews twelve wall colours, Animate turns a finished visualization into a five-second clip with one of nine camera moves for listings or social media, and Look around extrapolates the parts of the room that were never photographed into a 360° panorama. There is also a newer planning path where you enter room dimensions and window positions and receive two to-scale furniture layouts, a visualization, a shopping list with prices and a PDF. Registration is free and the interface is available in Polish and English.