AI Sofa Adder

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your two photos

   Drop your living room photo into EditThisPic, then click '+ Add reference image' to upload your sofa photo — from a retailer website, store floor photo, or any catalog image. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB each. The room photo should show the main wall clearly so the AI understands where the sofa will anchor the space.

   Expect: Standard sofa placement: 20-30 seconds. Sectional or L-shaped sofa: may need 2 passes for corner configuration.
2. 2

   The reference photo does the heavy lifting

   This is the key step — the AI reads your sofa reference to capture the exact upholstery color and texture, leg style and material, arm height and cushion configuration, and overall silhouette. It then positions this specific sofa in your room rather than generating a generic couch. The result reflects the actual piece you're considering.

   Tip: Retailer product photos on white or neutral backgrounds give the AI the clearest read on the sofa's actual appearance.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Centered sofa against main wall add this sofa centered against the main wall, facing the TV area, with a natural shadow grounded on the floor and the upholstery texture matching the reference

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   Sectional with chaise add this L-shaped sectional sofa in the corner with the chaise extending to the right, leaving a clear walkway on the left side of the room

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   Sofa facing a fireplace add this sofa centered in front of the fireplace, angled slightly inward, with warm fireplace light reflecting off the upholstery

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   Visualizing before buying add this exact sofa from the online listing into my living room at realistic scale, showing the fabric color accurately under the room's current lighting

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   2 more prompts

   Velvet or textured sofa add this velvet sofa from the reference against the wall, with the light catching the fabric pile as it would in a room with natural daylight from the left

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   Sofa in a living room staging for a listing add this sofa as the living room's anchor piece, staged for a real estate listing photo — proportional scale, natural lighting, inviting arrangement that helps buyers envision the space

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3. 3

   Describe the placement

   Sofas are the living room's focal point — be specific about position: 'add this sofa centered against the main wall, facing the fireplace' or 'place this sectional in the L-shaped corner with the chaise on the right.' Include orientation (facing the TV, facing the window) and any other pieces nearby: 'with a coffee table in front.'

   Tip: Mention the sofa's orientation in relation to the room's focal point — fireplace, TV, window — for the most natural-looking placement.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Centered sofa against main wall add this sofa centered against the main wall, facing the TV area, with a natural shadow grounded on the floor and the upholstery texture matching the reference

   Copy Try This →

   Sectional with chaise add this L-shaped sectional sofa in the corner with the chaise extending to the right, leaving a clear walkway on the left side of the room

   Copy Try This →

   Sofa facing a fireplace add this sofa centered in front of the fireplace, angled slightly inward, with warm fireplace light reflecting off the upholstery

   Copy Try This →

   Visualizing before buying add this exact sofa from the online listing into my living room at realistic scale, showing the fabric color accurately under the room's current lighting

   Copy Try This →

   2 more prompts

   Velvet or textured sofa add this velvet sofa from the reference against the wall, with the light catching the fabric pile as it would in a room with natural daylight from the left

   Copy Try This →

   Sofa in a living room staging for a listing add this sofa as the living room's anchor piece, staged for a real estate listing photo — proportional scale, natural lighting, inviting arrangement that helps buyers envision the space

   Copy Try This →
4. 4

   Check the result looks lived-in

   A sofa should look like it belongs — grounded on the floor with a natural shadow, proportional to the room walls, and oriented toward the room's focal point. Check that the upholstery texture renders realistically and the leg style matches what was in the reference. If the sofa floats or looks too small, add a prompt to correct scale and grounding.