What RoomMakeover is best for
RoomMakeover is built around the complaints people have about AI room apps - that they either change nothing or turn your room into someone else's. Its default Keep my furniture mode changes only decor, textiles, wall colour and lighting, so the sofa stays where it is. A strength setting chooses between subtle, moderate and dramatic changes, and paint-to-select lets you brush over one wall or one corner so only that area is redrawn. Wall colour comes from 24 named paint tones rather than an RGB slider; the site publishes its own measurement, a 1.3 percent colour distance between the requested and rendered wall. You can add up to four photos of the same room, write a brief of what must stay, compare before and after, and branch from a session history. It runs on OpenAI gpt-image-2 with the company's own room-preservation prompting on top, a standard render takes about 30 seconds, and there is no separate higher-quality tier because, the site says, its benchmark showed the expensive setting was not better. New accounts get 6 credits, three renders, with no card. Monthly plans are Starter $9 for 200 credits, Pro $19 for 450 and Studio $39 for 1,000, and failed renders never cost credits. The refund policy is unusually specific: unused one-time credits are refundable within 14 days. It is operated by Innomatrix Limited, a UK company, and is also available as iOS and Android apps.
- Keeping the real furniture in place makes the result useful for deciding on paint and decor, which is the actual decision most people are making
- Unusually transparent: names the underlying model, publishes its colour-accuracy measurement, and explains why there is no premium quality tier
- Refund policy with concrete numbers: unused credits refundable within 14 days, and failed renders are never charged
- Three free renders on the same settings as paid ones, with no card
- Named UK operator with registration number and registered office published
- The pricing page and the homepage disagree on render cost: the homepage charges 2 credits per render and advertises about 100 redesigns for $9, while the Starter card lists 200 credits as about 50 renders - check the in-app cost before buying
- The output is an AI visualisation, not a to-scale plan - proportions, lighting and paint colour under your own bulbs will differ from the render
- No Korean interface, and the 24 paint tones are not tied to paint brands sold in Korea
- Depends on a third-party model, so quality and availability follow OpenAI rather than anything the site controls
- Already-started subscription periods are not refunded pro rata, and dissatisfaction with an artistic result is not grounds for a refund