
AI Kitchen Design: Remodel and Visualize Your Kitchen from a Photo
Take a photo of your kitchen and describe the remodel: cabinet color, countertop, backsplash, lighting. ArchiVinci shows your own kitchen with the new look.
How to Visualize a Kitchen Remodel with AI
From a photo of the kitchen you have to the kitchen you want, in four steps. There is no 3D model to build and no style list to pick from: your words set the look.

Step 1
Photograph Your Kitchen
Stand in the doorway or a corner so that the cabinet runs and the window are in view, shoot in daylight and clear the counters. JPG, PNG or WebP files up to 5 MB work.
Step 2
Describe the Remodel
Upload the photo to the Interior module and write the new kitchen into the Prompt field: cabinet color and finish, countertop, backsplash, floor and lighting. Plants, Lamps or Accessories can be added with the Add object tags.
Step 3
Generate and Compare
Press Generate and hold the result against your photo in the before/after viewer. Run the same prompt again for a second variation: every run draws a new image from your photo.
Step 4
Refine One Surface at a Time
Keep the direction you like and change single areas with Edit render under the result: mark the backsplash, the countertop or the cabinet fronts and describe the change, or apply a texture.
AI Kitchen Remodel: See It Before You Spend
Cabinets, stone and tiles are chosen from small samples and paid for in full. Seeing them on a photo of your own kitchen first is the cheapest step of any remodel.
Your Kitchen, Not a Showroom
The cabinets, countertop and backsplash you describe appear against your own walls, windows and floor, not in a staged sample kitchen.
Any Color, Any Material
There is no catalog to stay inside: name a color, a stone or a tile in words, or photograph a sample from the showroom and apply it to one surface.
In the Browser, Free to Start
Nothing to install and no 3D program to learn: it runs on a phone or a computer, and a new account starts with enough free credits for three different kitchens.
Kitchen Design Ideas to Try with AI
Four parts of a kitchen decide most of its look. Try them one at a time on your photo, so that each comparison shows one decision.

The Layout, Seen from Above
An island, a peninsula or a different run of cabinets changes how a kitchen works. Describe one in the prompt to see how it looks in your kitchen; whether it fits is for your kitchen planner. A 2D plan of the kitchen can go into the Floor plan module, which restyles the plan image as a 3D view or a colored plan.

AI Cabinet Design: Colors and Fronts
Cabinets cover most of a kitchen's surface, so their color and fronts decide the room: shaker or flat, painted or wood, with or without handles. Run the same photo in white, sage, navy and oak before you choose.
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Lighting over the Island
Pendants over the island, strips under the wall cabinets and a ceiling fixture change how a kitchen feels after dark. Describe the fixtures, then compare Daylight, for the kitchen by day, with Warm light, for the evening.

Open Shelving and Storage
Open shelves instead of wall cabinets, a taller pantry, a new color for the island: describe one change at a time so the comparison stays clear.
Kitchen Visualizer for Cabinets, Countertops and Backsplash
Cabinet and countertop brands offer visualizers, each built around its own catalog. ArchiVinci starts from your kitchen instead: describe any color or material, or photograph a sample, and see it on your own cabinets and walls.
Countertops and Backsplash from Your Own Sample
The tile or stone you liked in the showroom can look different next to your cabinets. Generate the kitchen once, press Edit render under the result, mark the backsplash or the countertop and apply a texture: one of more than a hundred library materials, or a photo of the sample you brought home.
Kitchen Remodel Prompts to Copy
Name the cabinets, the countertop, the backsplash and the light:
Deep navy lower cabinets, white upper cabinets, brushed brass hardware and a white oak floor
Sage green shaker cabinets, white quartz countertops, a zellige tile backsplash, brass handles and warm daylight
Matte black flat-front cabinets, oak open shelves, a white marble countertop and a terrazzo floor
White painted cabinets, butcher block countertops, a navy island, a subway tile backsplash and pendant lights over the island
Run a prompt twice and you get two variations to compare.
A Kitchen Design App That Starts from a Photo
Kitchen design apps and kitchen design software usually ask you to rebuild the room in 3D: walls, measurements, cabinet modules. That is the right tool for the cabinet order. ArchiVinci is the step before it. It runs in the browser on a phone or a computer, starts from one photo and shows the look, so you know which direction deserves a detailed plan. Think of it as a virtual kitchen designer for the first decisions: you bring the photo and the wishes, it shows what they look like.
Free AI Kitchen Design: What 3 Credits Get You
A new account gets 3 free credits. Spend them on a light, a dark and a wood version of your own kitchen: each credit is one image on the default engine, without a watermark and in the same quality as a paid image, and an area edit with Edit render costs one credit too. Free images are for trying ArchiVinci; commercial use needs an active plan, which also makes the default engine unlimited and lets one run return up to 4 versions. Uploading and generating need an account.
Kitchen Styles to Try
Each style fits in a short prompt. Write it into the prompt field, or open a style page for prompts and examples:
Modern: flat-front cabinets, integrated handles, a solid-surface countertop.
Farmhouse: shaker cabinets, a farmhouse sink, open wood shelves.
Minimalist: handleless fronts, one color, nothing on the counters.
Classic: framed cabinets, a marble backsplash, brass details.
Examples from our style library: farmhouse kitchen in soft colors, contemporary dark green kitchen, minimalist terracotta kitchen and all interior styles.
What It Leaves to Your Kitchen Planner
Measurements and the cabinet plan: nothing in the image is measured, and no cabinet list comes with it.
Products and prices: cabinets and fixtures follow your description, not a catalog.
Plumbing, gas and electrics: a result can show a sink or an island somewhere new; a professional decides whether it can go there.
Small details: every run draws a fresh image, and a socket or a window handle can come out differently.
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AI kitchen design: questions and answers
Is there an app where I can take a picture of my kitchen and redesign it?
Yes. ArchiVinci runs in the browser on a phone or a computer: upload a photo of your kitchen to the Interior module, describe the new cabinets, countertop and backsplash, and you get your kitchen with the new look. An account is needed to upload.
Can AI design my kitchen for free?
It can show designs for it: upload a photo, describe the cabinets, countertop and colors you have in mind, and compare the results. The free credits of a new account cover three images; using free images commercially needs a plan.
Can I try my own tile or countertop sample?
Yes: after the first result, open Edit render, mark the backsplash or the countertop and use a photo of your sample as the texture. More than a hundred library materials are there too.
Can AI change my kitchen layout?
It can show one, for example a kitchen with an island added, if you ask for it in the prompt. The result is a picture, not a measured plan: whether the island fits, and where water and power go, is for a kitchen planner or a contractor.
Will the result keep my kitchen's walls and windows?
That is what the default engine is asked to do: keep the walls, the windows and the camera angle of your photo while the finishes change. Each result is a new image, so a small detail such as a socket or a handle can still differ.