AI texture replacement

Replace wall, floor, fabric, and surface textures

Apply a material reference to a selected surface while keeping the room geometry, perspective, lighting, seams, reflections, and surrounding objects consistent.

Floor and wall materials replaced realistically in an interior photo
Example visual direction. Results vary with the source image, settings, and selected model.

What it helps with

Move from an idea to a clear visual direction

1

Preview flooring and wall materials

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Use your own texture reference

3

Compare finish directions without changing the room

Prepare the input

What gives you a stronger result

  • Use a room image with the target surface unobstructed
  • Upload a sharp, evenly lit material reference
  • Choose a reference that shows enough repeating texture
  • State the expected scale, direction, seams, and finish

Example prompt

Describe one clear direction

“Replace only the existing floor with wide-plank natural white oak in a matte finish. Use realistic board width, perspective, seams, grain variation, reflections, and contact shadows. Preserve the walls, furniture, lighting, and room geometry.”

Use this as a structure and replace the room, materials, colors, and elements with your own requirements.

How it works

A focused three-step workflow

  1. 01

    Upload the room photo

    Make sure the surface and its perspective are clear.

  2. 02

    Add a material reference

    Use a clean reference with representative color and texture.

  3. 03

    Check scale and edges

    Review seams, corners, reflections, shadows, and transitions to adjacent materials.

Use results responsibly

What this tool does not replace

  • The visualized material may differ from physical samples because of lighting, screen color, texture scale, and product variation.
  • Check slip rating, moisture suitability, durability, installation, availability, and cost independently.

Pricing and next steps

See the exact credit cost before generating

The studio shows the cost for the selected model and output count before you start. Compare plans or open the tool to review the available models.

Common questions

Can I change flooring in a room photo?

Yes. Provide a flooring reference and describe plank or tile size, direction, finish, and the exact surface to replace.

Can I replace wall finishes too?

Yes. The workflow supports wall, floor, fabric, and other visible surface textures.

Will the color match a real sample exactly?

No. Camera exposure, lighting, screens, and generation can shift color, so confirm physical samples before purchasing.