Add Furniture to a Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a photo of the empty room

   Shoot from a corner so two walls and the floor are visible, with the lights on and the blinds open. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: A wide, well-lit corner shot furnishes in about 20-35 seconds. A narrow view of one blank wall gives the AI almost no floor to place furniture on and usually needs a reshoot.
2. 2

   Describe the furniture you want

   Name the pieces and where they go: 'add a grey sectional against the long wall, a walnut coffee table in front of it, and a floor lamp in the corner.' There is nothing to draw or place by hand.

   Tip: Name the pieces, the materials, and the walls they sit against. 'Add furniture' produces a generic room; a placement list produces the room you pictured.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Stage an empty living room Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: add a grey fabric sectional against the long wall, a walnut coffee table in front of it, and a floor lamp in the far corner.

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   Furnish a bedroom for a listing Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: add a queen bed with pale grey bedding centered on the main wall, a nightstand and lamp on each side, and a low bench at the foot.

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   Set a dining area Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: add a light oak dining table with six upholstered chairs, centered under the ceiling light, with a low vase on the table.

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   Add one missing piece Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: add a single cream armchair in the empty corner by the window, angled towards the room, and nothing else.

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   3 more prompts

   Home office staging Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: add a white desk against the window wall, an ergonomic mesh chair, and a low bookshelf on the opposite wall.

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   Scandi styling on a bare room Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: add pale wood scandinavian furniture — a light linen sofa, a round side table and a woven rug — keeping the room feeling open.

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   Outdoor patio furniture Keep all walls, windows, floor lines and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: add a rattan outdoor sofa set with cream cushions and a low coffee table on the patio, leaving the planting and fence as they are.

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3. 3

   Check scale and shadows

   Look at where the furniture meets the floor and whether it casts shadows in the same direction as the room's light. Wrong scale and missing floor contact are the two things that make staging look pasted on.

4. 4

   Refine with a marker if needed

   If one piece landed in the wrong spot, tap a marker where it should go and describe it there. Markers are optional and mostly used for placement fixes.