Snap your yard. See it redesigned.

Take one photo of your front or backyard, pick a style, and get a new design of your actual space.

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Free, no signup, no card. What happens to your photo

A neglected garden: collapsed greenhouse and brambles

The same garden redesigned: restored glasshouse, gravel path, naturalistic planting

CottageAI illustrative example

SaveTry another style

Photo: Patrick Roper, CC BY-SA 2.0 · AI illustrative example

From neglected to the garden you'd show off

Three genuinely rough yards from Wikimedia Commons, each turned into a finished design. Drag the handle to compare.

Neglected garden in Ore, UK: collapsed greenhouse, brambles, broken fence — Photo: Patrick Roper, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

The same garden redesigned: restored glasshouse, gravel path, oak bench, naturalistic planting — Photo: Patrick Roper, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

Weed-choked back yard in New Orleans with a rusted shed — Photo: Infrogmation of New Orleans, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

The same yard redesigned as a brick courtyard with a green studio shed and string lights — Photo: Infrogmation of New Orleans, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

Dry, scrubby neglected garden in the UK — Photo: John C, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

The same garden redesigned as a Japanese tea garden with moss, maples and a pavilion — Photo: John C, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

Six styles, on real yards

Three licensed yard photos, each run through two styles. Pick the one that fits your street, your climate, and how much weekend you want to spend on it.

Suburban backyard redesigned in a modern style: patio, fire pit, ornamental grasses — Photo: Veracious Rey, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

Suburban backyard redesigned as a cottage garden with roses and a flagstone path — Photo: Veracious Rey, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

Front yard redesigned as desert xeriscape with agave, boulders and river rock — Photo: Famartin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

Back garden redesigned as a Japanese garden with raked gravel and a stone lantern — Photo: Richard Humphrey, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

Front yard redesigned as a low-maintenance yard with mulch beds and shrubs — Photo: Famartin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

Back garden redesigned in a Mediterranean style with lavender, olive trees and terracotta — Photo: Richard Humphrey, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons · Redesign: AI illustrative example

Redesigns are AI illustrative examples. Your result will depend on your photo.

Ideas for every part of your home

Browse designs by space, then try any of them on a photo of your own. Images here are AI illustrative examples.

Front yard

Curb appeal, paths and layered planting

Backyard

Dining, play space and privacy

Patio

Materials, seating and shade

Small backyard

Useful layouts for compact spaces

Low-maintenance

Fewer chores, durable planting

Drought-tolerant

Water-wise plants and xeriscaping

Modern front yard

Clean lines, repeated plants and a clear entrance

Busy-street front yard

Privacy, realistic noise control and roadside planting

Dry landscaping

Gravel layouts, succulents and material planning

From photo to design in three steps

Take a photo
Stand at the edge of your yard and get the whole space in. Daylight is best.
Pick a style
Modern, cottage, desert, Japanese, low-maintenance or Mediterranean. Or describe what you want.
Get your design
The AI aims to preserve your house and fence while changing planting and landscape finishes. Save it, or try another style.

Real yards, redesigned

Three licensed photos of ordinary yards, each run through two styles. Compare each original with its illustrative redesign.

Suburban backyard in the USA: lawn, young tree, split-rail fence — The photo

Suburban backyard, USAPhoto: Veracious Rey, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia CommonsRedesign: AI illustrative example

Back garden in Wisbech St Mary, UK: lawn, mature trees, paving — The photo

Back garden, Wisbech St Mary, UKPhoto: Richard Humphrey, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia CommonsRedesign: AI illustrative example

Front yard in Ewing Township, New Jersey: mowed lawn by the street — The photo

Desert xeriscape redesign — Desert xeriscape

Low-maintenance redesign — Low-maintenance

Front yard, Ewing Township, New JerseyPhoto: Famartin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia CommonsRedesign: AI illustrative example

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Limits worth knowing first

5 designs an hour

Per IP address. Failed attempts count too. Also limited to 40 attempts per Pacific day. A wait and ads keep designs free.

3.5 MB processed photo

JPG, PNG or WebP. Large photos are resized before sending. Camera formats must be supported by your browser.

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Nothing is saved for you. Save your design before closing the tab.

A design is a picture of an idea, not a construction plan. Plants are not matched to your climate zone; check with a local nursery.
Before digging, call 811 (in the US) to have buried utility lines marked. Check HOA and city rules for fences and patios.

What happens to your photo

Your photo goes to the AI service
Runware processes your photo to create the design. We do not save your original photo in our database. Avoid including people, house numbers or other personal details.
We log the generation
We save prompts, generated image URLs and a hashed IP address for limits and service operations. Photo-based redesigns are excluded from our public gallery. Email us about deletion.
We never ask who you are
No name, email or payment. An AI image service processes the photo to create the design; see the privacy policy.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes. No account and no credit card. There is an hourly limit per visitor, listed in Limits above.

Will it keep my house the way it is?

LandscapeGPT aims to preserve your house, windows and roofline while changing planting and landscape finishes. AI can make mistakes, so compare the result with your original photo.

Can I use it for my front yard?

Front yards, backyards, patios, side yards and pool areas all work. Take the photo from where you would normally stand to look at the space.

Can I show the design to a landscaper?

Yes. Save the image and share it. It is a visual concept, not a construction drawing, so your landscaper will still measure and pick plants for your climate.

Who makes LandscapeGPT

LandscapeGPT is operated by Idea Market Fit. Write to us about broken results, privacy or feedback.

vera@ideamarketfit.com

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