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AI Landscape Designer

Curb appeal, tried on your own house

AI front yard design that keeps your house as it is

Take one photo from the street and try new planting beds, a wider walkway, a lawn-free yard or evening lighting, without changing the house you live in.

Redesign my front yardFront yard ideas
  • House colors stay unchanged
  • Try lawn alternatives
  • Dusk lighting views
Your yard photo first, then an optional inspiration image (up to 2; PNG, JPEG or WebP)
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At a glance

For AI front yard design, upload a photo of your house taken from the street or sidewalk and describe the new front garden. AI Landscape Designer asks the model to keep the house, its colors, windows, doors and roof, and the camera view, and to redesign the planting, lawn, walkway, edging and lighting. A photo redesign costs 20 credits, and one run can make up to 4 options to compare.

Best photo
From the street or sidewalk, the whole front in frame
What changes
Planting, lawn, walkway, edging and lighting
What stays
The house, its paint colors, windows, doors and roof
Price per design
20 credits per photo redesign, 10 per concept image
Per run
1 to 4 design options, each priced as one image

What you can try on your front yard

  • 01

    Foundation planting

    Replace overgrown shrubs along the house with layered planting that frames the windows instead of hiding them.

  • 02

    Walkways and entries

    Widen the path to the door, change concrete to stone or brick, or add a small entry patio and step lights.

  • 03

    Lawn alternatives

    See the front without grass: gravel and grasses, clover, a pollinator meadow or low groundcovers.

  • 04

    Evening curb appeal

    Ask for the same view at dusk with path lights, uplit trees and warm light on the entry.

How to redesign a front yard with AI

  1. 01

    Photograph from the street

    Stand across the street or at the sidewalk, hold the phone sideways and include the whole front and a little sky.

  2. 02

    Say what to change and keep

    Name the style, plants and walkway material, and say what stays, such as the driveway or a tree.

  3. 03

    Compare options

    Generate two to four options, show them to the household and download the favorite.

Front yard design ideas that suit most houses

A few changes do most of the work on a front yard. Each of these can be one run:

  • A clear, generous path to the front door, wide enough for two people
  • Planting beds with a curved or crisp edge instead of lawn up to the house
  • Two or three plant heights near the house so the windows stay visible
  • One focal point: a small tree, a large planter or a bench
  • Lighting on the path and the entry for safety and evening views
  • A low-water layout in dry climates: gravel, grasses and native shrubs

Why your house paint stays the same

Every photo request asks the model to keep the house exactly as it is, including its paint colors, windows, doors and roof. That keeps the comparison fair: you judge the landscape, not a different house. This site does not recolor houses.

Taking a good front yard photo

The redesign can only be as clear as the photo. Before you upload:

  • Shoot from across the street so the whole front fits.
  • Choose a bright overcast day or soft morning light.
  • Move cars out of the driveway if you can.
  • Keep the phone level so the house looks straight.
  • Crop out neighbors, passers-by and license plates.

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Front yard design FAQ

Will it change my house?

It is told not to: every photo request asks the model to keep the house, its paint colors, windows, doors and roof. If something changes, run it again and name the detail to keep.

Can I see my front yard without a lawn?

Yes. Describe the replacement, such as gravel with ornamental grasses, a clover lawn or a pollinator meadow, and the model redraws the yard without grass.

Can it add a walkway or steps?

Yes. Describe the path, material and width, for example “a wide flagstone path curving to the door”. Check real slopes and step heights with a contractor before you build.

Does it work for small front gardens and townhouses?

Yes. A small front works well because the whole space fits in one photo. Ask for compact planting, containers and a tidy edge.

Can I share the design with my HOA or a contractor?

Yes. Download the image and share it. It is a picture of an idea, not a plan, so they may still ask for measurements or a drawing.

Give your house a new front yard

Take one photo from the street and try a new look while the house stays as it is.

Redesign my front yard

Last updated October 29, 2026

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