From a photo of your yard to a dream garden — in minutes.

That is the one thing every render is built not to do: it is told to keep your house, walls, windows, fences and the camera angle exactly as they are in your photo, and to redesign only the planting and ground. You never have to configure that — it is how every render runs. The case worth checking yourself is ground that slopes; see the next question.

Steep ground is the hardest case and we do not claim to have solved it. The render is told to keep your existing slopes and levels, but on a steep bank it will still sometimes come back with terracing or retaining walls that are not there today. Treat anything like that as a mood board, never as a plan — a render says nothing about whether a wall is buildable on your soil, or what engineering, drainage or permits it would need. Generate a few variations and keep the one that matches your actual ground.

Two redesigns of your photo with no account at all — that is what the panel at the top of this page does. Create a free account and you get 3 more, and the two you already made are saved to it. All five are watermarked and low-resolution previews; a paid plan removes the watermark and unlocks the full-resolution download.

Every paid plan includes a personal-use license — print your designs, share them with a contractor, post them anywhere. Commercial use (real-estate listings, client work) is included with the Studio plan.