Composite Landscaping Design on Property Photo

Upload a property photo + your landscaping design. AI composites the design onto the property realistically.

Suburban home with plain grass front yard and no landscaping — Before

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Same home with professional landscaping design composited onto the front yard — After

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Popular use cases:

landscaping design on property
landscape proposal visualization
garden design client preview
landscape architecture composite
property landscaping mockup
landscaping company proposal tool
property developer landscaping rendering
garden design studio visualization

Cost: Free No signup required
Time: Instant results in 15-30 seconds
Works on: Any device - browser, phone, tablet, desktop
Powered by: AI-powered photo editing

Scenario	Prompt	Time
	`composite landscaping design from reference onto front yard, matching perspective and lighting`	30s
	`place garden design from reference onto backyard with beds along fence and stone path`	30-45s
	`composite landscape plan from reference onto building entrance with foundation plantings`	30-45s
	`place full landscaping plan from reference onto lot showing gardens and walkways`	45s

How it works

Upload the property photo

Drop the photo of the property where the landscaping will be installed. Front yard, backyard, or full lot views all work. Aerial drone shots and ground-level photos both produce good results.

Expect: Simple front yard composites: 30 seconds. Complex multi-zone landscapes with hardscaping: may need 2-3 refinements.
Add your landscaping design as reference

Click '+ Add reference image' below the prompt and upload your landscaping design rendering, plan sketch, or reference photo of a completed landscape you want to replicate. The AI extracts the landscaping elements and maps them onto the property photo with correct perspective.

Tip: Clean renderings with clear plant outlines composite better than hand-sketched plans. If using a sketch, photograph it with even lighting.

Copy one of these to get started:

Front yard landscaping proposal for residential client composite the landscaping design from the reference onto the front yard of this property, with garden beds along the walkway and foundation plantings near the house, matching perspective and natural lighting
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Backyard transformation with patio and garden place the backyard landscaping plan from the reference onto this property, including the stone patio area and surrounding plantings, with realistic shadows matching the midday sun
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Commercial property entrance landscaping composite the landscape design from the reference onto the building entrance area, with foundation shrubs, decorative trees, and hardscape elements matching the commercial property scale and lighting
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Development lot full landscaping overlay place the full landscaping plan from the reference onto this lot, showing garden zones, walkways, and trees at mature height, with natural perspective matching the drone photo angle
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4 more prompts

Garden bed design preview for homeowner composite the garden bed design from the reference onto the right side of the yard, with layered plantings from tall perennials in back to low groundcover in front, blending into the existing lawn
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Hardscape design with retaining wall and steps place the hardscape design from the reference onto the sloped area of this property, showing the retaining wall, stone steps, and adjacent plantings with realistic stone texture and shadows
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Japanese garden or specialty design on suburban lot composite the Japanese garden design from the reference into the side yard area, with gravel paths, ornamental trees, and stone elements blending naturally into the property boundary
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Poolside landscaping addition to existing backyard place the poolside landscaping from the reference around the existing pool area, with tropical plantings, decorative grasses, and stone edging matching the pool deck materials and lighting
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Describe the composite placement

Tell the AI exactly where and how to place the landscaping: 'composite the landscaping design from the reference onto the front yard area, matching the property's perspective, natural lighting, and scale.' Specify which zones to cover — garden beds along the walkway, trees near the fence line, or the full yard.

Tip: Include details like 'with realistic shadows matching the afternoon sun direction' and 'blending at the lawn edges' for professional-quality composites.

Copy one of these to get started:

Front yard landscaping proposal for residential client composite the landscaping design from the reference onto the front yard of this property, with garden beds along the walkway and foundation plantings near the house, matching perspective and natural lighting
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Backyard transformation with patio and garden place the backyard landscaping plan from the reference onto this property, including the stone patio area and surrounding plantings, with realistic shadows matching the midday sun
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Commercial property entrance landscaping composite the landscape design from the reference onto the building entrance area, with foundation shrubs, decorative trees, and hardscape elements matching the commercial property scale and lighting
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Development lot full landscaping overlay place the full landscaping plan from the reference onto this lot, showing garden zones, walkways, and trees at mature height, with natural perspective matching the drone photo angle
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4 more prompts

Garden bed design preview for homeowner composite the garden bed design from the reference onto the right side of the yard, with layered plantings from tall perennials in back to low groundcover in front, blending into the existing lawn
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Hardscape design with retaining wall and steps place the hardscape design from the reference onto the sloped area of this property, showing the retaining wall, stone steps, and adjacent plantings with realistic stone texture and shadows
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Japanese garden or specialty design on suburban lot composite the Japanese garden design from the reference into the side yard area, with gravel paths, ornamental trees, and stone elements blending naturally into the property boundary
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Poolside landscaping addition to existing backyard place the poolside landscaping from the reference around the existing pool area, with tropical plantings, decorative grasses, and stone edging matching the pool deck materials and lighting
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Review the composite

Check that the landscaping sits naturally on the property: correct scale relative to the house, consistent lighting and shadows, realistic ground blending where plants meet existing lawn or hardscape. Zoom in on transition edges.
Refine with markers if needed

If the landscaping appears in the wrong zone or overlaps the house, tap a marker on exactly where it should go and regenerate. Useful for directing specific plant groupings to specific areas of the yard.

Tip: Markers tell the AI 'place the design HERE specifically.' Use them when the AI puts landscaping in the side yard instead of the front.

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"We used to spend $500 per 3D rendering for client proposals. Now we composite our design sketches onto property photos in seconds and clients love seeing it on their actual home." @GreenScapeLLC

See it in action

Front yard landscaping design composited onto suburban home

A landscaping company's design rendering composited onto a client's property photo for a proposal presentation.

Prompt:

composite the landscaping design from the reference onto the front yard of this property, with garden beds along the walkway and foundation plantings near the house, matching the afternoon lighting and perspective

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Empty backyard with only grass and a wooden fence — Before

Same backyard with garden design composited showing perennial beds and stone path — After

Backyard garden design overlaid on empty yard

A garden designer's planting plan composited onto a client's bare backyard to show the transformation before any work begins.

Prompt:

place the garden design from the reference onto the backyard, with layered perennial beds along the fence line and a curved stone path through the center, matching the overcast lighting

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Commercial office building entrance with empty mulch beds and no landscaping — Before

Same building with professional landscape design composited onto the entrance — After

Commercial entrance landscaping rendered on office building

A landscape architect's entrance design composited onto a commercial property photo for a developer pitch.

Prompt:

composite the landscape architecture design from the reference onto the building entrance area, with foundation shrubs, ornamental trees, and decorative stone beds matching the commercial property scale

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Detailed Guides by Scenario

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Landscaping Company Client Proposals

Show prospective clients exactly what their property will look like with your proposed landscaping. Upload a photo of their property, add your design rendering as reference, and generate a realistic composite for your proposal deck.

Common Scenarios

Front yard redesign proposal with native plant beds
Backyard transformation with patio and garden composite
Commercial property entrance landscaping proposal
HOA common area landscaping upgrade presentation

Best Practices

Photograph the property from the same angle as your design rendering for best perspective match
Use high-resolution renderings so plant details stay crisp in the composite
Specify 'matching the existing house style and color palette' for cohesive results
Generate 2-3 angles of the same design for a complete proposal

Residential front yard redesign proposal

composite the landscaping design from the reference onto the front yard, with plants and garden beds following the walkway, matching the property's afternoon lighting and perspective

Backyard transformation for client presentation

place the landscaping plan from the reference onto the backyard area, including the stone patio and surrounding plantings, with realistic shadows from the existing fence

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Property Developer Landscaping Renderings

Visualize landscaping plans on development lots before construction. Upload a lot photo or drone shot, add your landscape architect's rendering, and show buyers or investors what the finished property will look like.

Common Scenarios

New construction lot with planned landscaping overlay
Multi-unit development common area visualization
Subdivision entrance landscaping rendering for investors
Commercial plaza landscape plan composite

Best Practices

Drone shots give the best perspective for full-lot landscaping composites
For bare lots, describe 'with mature landscaping' to show the long-term vision
Include hardscape elements in your reference rendering for complete visualization
Match the season: use spring/summer reference designs for green lot photos

New development lot landscaping visualization

composite the landscape architecture plan from the reference onto this development lot, showing the full garden layout with walkways and tree placements at mature height

Commercial property entrance landscaping

place the landscaping rendering from the reference onto the building entrance area, with foundation plantings and decorative trees matching the commercial property scale

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Garden Design Client Previews

Give clients a visual preview of your garden design on their actual property before any plants go in the ground. Upload their yard photo, add your planting plan or garden rendering, and show them exactly what they are getting.

Common Scenarios

Perennial garden bed design preview on client yard
Japanese garden design composited onto suburban backyard
Cottage garden plan overlaid on property entrance
Edible garden layout shown on client side yard

Best Practices

Photograph the client's yard at the same time of day your rendering depicts for matching light
High-resolution reference images with distinct plant shapes composite most accurately
Specify plant heights and layering in your prompt for depth realism
For seasonal gardens, mention 'in full bloom' or 'spring foliage' to match the rendering

Perennial garden bed preview for homeowner

composite the garden design from the reference onto the right side of the backyard, with layered plantings from tall in back to groundcover in front, matching the natural sunlight direction

Japanese garden design preview for client

place the Japanese garden rendering from the reference into the corner yard area, with stones, gravel paths, and ornamental plants blending naturally into the existing lawn edges

If something looks off

Landscaping scale doesn't match the property

Why: The AI misjudged relative size between the design rendering and the property photo, making trees or beds too large or too small for the house.

Try:

composite the landscaping at correct scale relative to the house and property boundaries, with plants at realistic mature heights for the species shown

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Tip: Include size references in your prompt: 'six-foot ornamental trees' or 'knee-height shrubs along the walkway.'

Perspective mismatch between design and property

Why: The design rendering was created from a different viewing angle than the property photo, causing the landscaping to look tilted or floating.

Try:

composite the landscaping design matching the ground-level perspective of the property photo, with plants sitting naturally on the terrain

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Tip: Photograph properties from a similar angle to your design renderings. Ground-level shots match ground-level renderings best.

AI changed the wrong area or something I didn't want changed

Why: The AI couldn't determine exactly which area you meant from description alone. This happens with ambiguous requests on properties with multiple zones.

Try: Tap a marker on the specific area you want to change, then regenerate with the same prompt

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Tip: Markers tell the AI 'I mean THIS zone specifically.' Use them when the AI puts landscaping in the side yard instead of the front.

Landscaping looks pasted on rather than integrated

Why: The composite lacks ground blending, shadows, and lighting consistency between the design and the existing property.

Try:

composite the landscaping with natural ground blending at lawn edges, realistic cast shadows matching the sun direction, and lighting consistent with the property photo

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Tip: Adding 'with soft transitions at grass-to-garden edges' makes the composite look professional rather than cut-and-pasted.

Design covers the house or walkway incorrectly

Why: The AI placed landscaping elements over structures that should remain visible, like the front door, driveway, or windows.

Try:

composite the landscaping onto the yard areas only, keeping the house facade, walkway, and driveway fully visible and uncovered

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Tip: Explicitly name what should stay visible: 'keep the front door, porch, and driveway clear of plantings.'

Seasonal mismatch between design and property

Why: The design rendering shows summer bloom while the property photo shows bare winter trees, or vice versa, creating an unrealistic composite.

Try:

composite the landscaping matching the current season shown in the property photo, with foliage and bloom appropriate for the same time of year

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Tip: Best results come from matching seasons. Photograph properties in spring or summer to match typical design renderings.

Quick answers

Do I need to mark where to place the landscaping on the property?

No. Describe the placement zone in words: 'composite the landscaping onto the front yard' or 'place the design along the fence line.' The AI understands property zones. Use markers only when the AI keeps placing the design in the wrong area of the yard, like putting front yard landscaping in the side yard.

How do I show a client what landscaping will look like on their property?

Take a photo of the client's property. Upload it as the main image in EditThisPic. Click '+ Add reference image' and upload your landscaping design rendering or a reference photo of the look you want. Type where to place it and the AI composites them together in 30 seconds. Download and add it to your proposal.

Is there a free alternative to PRO Landscape or iScape for design visualization?

Yes. EditThisPic composites your landscaping design onto real property photos completely free, with no signup and no watermark. Unlike PRO Landscape ($1,500+/year) or iScape ($29.99/month), there is no subscription required. Upload your design rendering as a reference, describe the placement, and download the visualization. Free for one edit per week, or purchase credits starting at $1.99 for more.

What type of landscaping design image works best as a reference?

Clean digital renderings from landscape design software composite most accurately. Hand-drawn plans and sketches also work if photographed with even lighting and good contrast. Reference photos of completed landscapes from other properties work well too. The key is clear outlines on the plants and hardscape elements so the AI can extract and map them correctly.

Can I composite both softscape and hardscape elements together?

Yes. Include both in your reference image and describe both in your prompt: 'composite the full design including the stone patio, garden beds, and ornamental trees.' The AI handles mixed elements. For best results, use a complete rendering that shows all elements together rather than compositing them separately.

How is this different from the AI landscaping visualizer?

The AI landscaping visualizer generates landscaping from a text description on a single photo — the AI invents the design. This tool composites YOUR specific landscaping design from a reference image onto a property photo. It is a two-photo operation: property photo + your design rendering = realistic visualization. Use this when you already have a design and want to show it on a real property.

Will the composite look professional enough for client proposals?

When your reference rendering is high-resolution and the property photo has similar lighting, the results are professional enough for proposal decks, pitch presentations, and social media. Landscaping companies and garden designers use these composites to win client approvals. For the most polished result, match the photo angle to your rendering angle and generate 2-3 versions.

Can I use a photo of a completed landscape as my reference instead of a rendering?

Yes. If you have a photo of a finished landscape installation you want to replicate on a different property, upload it as the reference image. The AI extracts the landscaping style, plant arrangements, and hardscape elements and composites them onto the target property. This is great for showing clients 'we did this on another property and here is how it would look on yours.'

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Composite Landscaping Design on Property Photo

How it works

Upload the property photo

Add your landscaping design as reference

Describe the composite placement

Review the composite

Refine with markers if needed

See it in action

Front yard landscaping design composited onto suburban home

Backyard garden design overlaid on empty yard

Commercial entrance landscaping rendered on office building

Detailed Guides by Scenario

Landscaping Company Client Proposals

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

Property Developer Landscaping Renderings

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

Garden Design Client Previews

Common Scenarios

Best Practices

If something looks off

Quick answers

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