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Blog/Product Introducing Screenshot-to-Photoreal: any image, into your editable scene. Jun 7, 2026 · 5 min read A render used to be the last thing you made — and the most painful. Screenshot-to-Photoreal turns that on its head: drop in almost any image and get a polished, editable scene back in minutes. For most people, getting a photoreal render meant owning a modeling tool, a render engine, and the patience to learn both. You'd build the scene, set up materials, place lights, wait for a render pass, then start over when the client wanted the sofa moved. The result looked great, but the road there was long. Today we're shipping the shortest version of that road we've built yet. Screenshot-to-Photoreal takes a flat image — a viewport grab from another tool, a wireframe, even a rough hand sketch — and returns a finished, photoreal render. No manual texturing, no lighting rig, no render farm. What you can drop in The input doesn't need to be clean. AIHom reads the geometry and the intent, not just the pixels: Screenshots from any 3D tool — SketchUp, Rhino, Coohom, or anything else Untextured wireframes and grey-box viewports Hand-drawn sketches and concept art Photos of a real room you want to restyle What comes back AIHom adds realistic materials, lighting, shadow and depth, and renders the scene in high resolution. Crucially, the output isn't a dead JPEG — it's a real, editable scene. Change a finish, move a wall, swap a light, and re-render in minutes. The point was never to make one good render. It was to make the next ten changes cost you minutes, not days. Who it's for Designers use it to turn a working model into a client-ready visual without leaving for a separate render engine. Students use it to produce portfolio-quality images without a license stack. Real estate teams use it to stage a listing photo so buyers can picture themselves in the space. Try it in a minuteOpen the Screenshot-to-Photoreal feature, drop in any image, and watch it come back rendered. The free plan is enough to see it work end to end. Where it's headed This is the first release. We're working on tighter style control, batch rendering for multiple angles at once, and even faster turnaround. If you put it through its paces and hit a wall, tell us — early feedback shapes what ships next.
Blog/Tutorial From floor plan to 3D render in 90 seconds Jun 5, 2026 · 4 min read You don't need a CAD background or a free afternoon. Here's the full path from a blank canvas to a photoreal render — the way most people actually do it. Step 1 — Describe or upload the plan Start one of two ways. If you already have a floor plan, drop in the image, PDF or CAD file and AIHom reads the walls, rooms, doors and windows. If you're starting from scratch, just describe it in a sentence: Example prompt"A 3-bed, 2-bath single-story home, around 1,400 sq ft, open kitchen and living, with a study off the entry." You'll get a clean, build-ready 2D plan back in seconds, with rooms labelled and measurements in place. Drag a wall or resize a room if anything's off — nothing is locked in. Step 2 — Generate the 3D home One click turns the plan into a fully furnished 3D scene. AIHom raises the walls, fits the windows, sets the lighting, and places real furniture from a library of over a million branded products. What you get is a walkable space, not a flat picture — you can move through every room from any angle. Step 3 — Render it photoreal From the 3D scene, render a photoreal view in minutes. Materials, lighting and depth are handled for you, and you can export in high resolution straight into a deck, a listing or a portfolio. Step 4 — Change anything, re-render This is where the time savings really land. Want the kitchen island gone or the palette warmer? Say it in words, or open the advanced editor for hands-on control, and re-render. You're iterating in minutes instead of rebuilding from scratch. The first render is rarely the final one. The win is that the second, third and fourth are basically free. Tips for a cleaner result Give the brief a vibe, not just rooms — "warm, minimal, lots of natural light" steers the furnishing. Fix the layout in 2D before going to 3D; it's faster to nudge a wall than to redo a furnished room. Render one hero angle first, then duplicate the view for the rest once you like the look. That's the whole loop. Once it's muscle memory, 90 seconds is a comfortable pace — and most of that is you deciding what you want.
Blog/Story How a 2-person studio shipped 40 listing decks in a week Jun 2, 2026 · 6 min read Marisol and Dev run a two-person staging studio. When a brokerage handed them 40 listings to visualize before a spring open-house push, the old workflow said "three weeks." They shipped in five days. Their previous process was a relay race: shoot or source the room photos, rebuild each space in a modeling tool, set up materials and lighting, render overnight, then assemble everything into a client deck the next morning. On a good week they'd turn around six or seven listings. Forty was not a good-week number. Rebuilding the pipeline around prompts Instead of modeling each room from scratch, they started from the listing photos directly. For empty units, they staged from a single photo; for dated interiors, they restyled in place. The brief for each room was a sentence — target buyer, mood, a couple of must-keep features — and AIHom returned a furnished, photoreal scene. The decks themselves followed a simple template: a hero render per room, a couple of alternate styles for the rooms that mattered most, and a clean export straight into their slide layout. The week, by the numbers40 listings · ~3 rooms each · 2 people · 5 working days. The bottleneck stopped being render time and became how fast they could decide on a look. What actually sped things up No re-modeling. Starting from the photo meant they skipped the most time-consuming step entirely. Variations were cheap. Showing a broker two styles per hero room took minutes, not another render night. Edits stayed in one place. When a broker asked for a warmer palette, they changed it and re-rendered without rebuilding. "We didn't get faster at rendering. We stopped rendering the way we used to." — Marisol What they watched out for It wasn't all magic. They learned to write tighter briefs — vague ones gave generic rooms — and they kept a human eye on scale and on anything a buyer might misread. For listings, they also labelled every image as virtually staged, in line with their local MLS rules. The takeaway wasn't "AI does the work." It was that a two-person shop could take on volume that used to require a bigger team — and spend the saved hours on the judgment calls that actually win the listing.
Blog/Product Lite Monthly: why we added a credits plan May 28, 2026 · 3 min read We kept hearing the same thing from people who'd outgrown the free plan but weren't ready for a big commitment: "I just need a bit more room to work." Lite Monthly is our answer. The gap we were trying to close The free plan is generous enough to learn the product and finish a small project — 50 credits a day, 200 lifetime credits, three projects. But once AIHom became part of someone's actual workflow, two limits showed up fast: not enough monthly capacity, and not enough project slots to keep work organized. We didn't want to answer that with a heavy, feature-gated subscription. We wanted the simplest possible step up. What Lite Monthly includes 1000 credits a month, refreshed each billing cycle 50 project slots, so work doesn't pile up against a cap Priority generation speed and up to 3 concurrent tasks The full branded 3D asset library — over a million products In practice that's roughly ten complete designs (floor plan through 3D render), forty image-to-3D conversions, or fifty HD interior images a month — mix and match as your work demands. Why credits, not seats or exports Credits map to the thing that actually has a cost: an AI action. A plan generation, an image-to-3D conversion, an HD render, a refinement — each draws from the same pool, and we show the cost before you confirm. You're never metered by some proxy like number of exports or watermark removals. One pool of credits, spent on whatever you're making this month. No feature you paid for but can't reach. Good to knowMonthly credits reset at the start of each cycle; the lifetime credits from the free plan never expire. You can cancel anytime and keep access through the period you've paid for. Is it for you? If you're bumping into the daily free limit, or juggling more than three projects at once, Lite Monthly is the cheapest way to stop fighting the ceiling. If you're an occasional user, the free plan is genuinely fine — we'd rather you stay on it until you feel the pinch. See the current details on the pricing page.
Blog/Research What good 3D rendering looks like in 2026 May 24, 2026 · 8 min read For years, a render was either fast or good. In 2026 that trade-off has mostly collapsed — which makes it worth asking what "good" actually means now, and where AI rendering still falls short. Realism stopped being the hard part Convincing materials, soft global lighting, accurate reflections, believable depth of field — these were the difference between an amateur and a professional render not long ago. Today a competent tool gets them right by default. Realism is table stakes; it's no longer where the value is. Three things that separate a good render now 1. Light that reads as real, not just bright The tell of a weak render is flat, even lighting. A good one has a clear light source, directional shadows, and the small falloff and bounce that make a room feel inhabited. Notice where the light comes from before you judge anything else. 2. Materials with the right scale A wood grain or tile that's slightly too large or too small breaks the image more than people realize. Good rendering respects real-world scale — a sofa is sized like a sofa, a plank is sized like a plank — so nothing feels uncanny. 3. Editability This is the one most tools still get wrong. A beautiful image you can't change is a dead end. The moment a client says "move the island," a flat render sends you back to square one. A render you can keep editing — geometry, materials, lighting, all still live — is worth far more than a prettier one you can't touch. In 2026, the quality bar isn't how good a single frame looks. It's how cheaply you can make the next change. Where AI rendering still struggles Spatial consistency. Keeping the same room coherent across multiple angles is harder than making one good frame. Faithful products. Generic furniture looks fine until you need a specific, real, buyable piece — which is why a real branded catalog matters. Intent over aesthetics. Tools can make something pretty; understanding what you actually meant is the frontier. What this means in practice If you're evaluating a rendering tool this year, don't be wowed by the first hero shot — everyone has one. Ask the harder questions: Can I change it after? Does it hold up from a second angle? Are the products real? Those answers, not the surface polish, tell you what it's like to actually work with. Our takeWe build AIHom around editability and a real branded catalog precisely because that's where rendering still earns its keep. The pretty frame is the easy part.
Blog/Tutorial Editing materials and lighting like a pro May 21, 2026 · 5 min read The first render gets you 80% there. The last 20% — the part that makes a scene look intentional instead of automatic — is all materials and light. Here's how to dial it in. Edit by prompt first The fastest way to change a scene is to describe the change. AIHom keeps the scene fully editable, so you can say what you want and re-render: "Make the floor wide oak planks instead of tile." "Repaint the accent wall a soft clay." "Warmer evening lighting, lamps on." Change one thing at a time. It's tempting to rewrite everything in one prompt, but small, single-purpose edits give you cleaner control and make it obvious which change did what. Then go hands-on for the details When you want precise control, open the advanced editor. There you can select a specific surface, swap its material, adjust a single light, or nudge a piece of furniture — without disturbing the rest of the scene. Prompt for the broad strokes, edit by hand for the finish. Getting light right Pick a direction Flat, even light is the most common reason a render looks generic. Decide where your main light comes from — a window, a fixture — and let the shadows fall from it. Direction reads as realism. Match the mood to the time of day Bright, cool daylight suits a clean listing shot. Warmer, lower light with lamps on suits a cozy living room. Tell AIHom the time of day and it sets the temperature and intensity to match. If a render looks "off" but you can't say why, it's almost always the lighting — not the furniture. Getting materials right Watch the scale. Oversized grain or tile is the quickest way to break realism. If a surface looks wrong, check its scale before anything else. Limit the palette. Two or three materials doing most of the work looks more designed than ten competing ones. Use real products. Pulling from the branded catalog keeps finishes consistent and, helpfully, buyable. A simple workflowLock the layout → set the lighting direction and mood → fix materials by surface → render a hero angle → only then fine-tune the small stuff. Doing it in that order saves the most re-renders. Iterate without fear Because every change re-renders in minutes, you can try a bolder palette or a different time of day just to see. The scene stays editable the whole way, so nothing you try is permanent — and that freedom is exactly what makes the result look considered.
Blog/Story An interior designer's honest review of AIHom May 18, 2026 · 7 min read I've been designing interiors for nine years and I'm naturally skeptical of "AI design" tools — most are toys. AIHom asked me to use it on real client work for a month and write what I actually thought. So here it is, warts and all. The setup I run a small residential practice. My usual stack is a modeling tool plus a separate render engine, and a typical concept pitch takes me a few days per direction. For this test I used AIHom on three live projects — a kitchen remodel, a full apartment refresh, and a quick staging job. What genuinely impressed me Speed on the early concept The part that won me over was the front end of a project. I could take a client's brief, generate two or three layout directions with furnished 3D and renders, and walk into the meeting with options instead of a single sketch. That used to be most of a week. It's the difference between presenting and re-presenting. Editing live in the room In one review the client wanted the island moved and a warmer palette. I made the change on the spot and re-rendered while we talked. We left with a decision instead of an action item. That alone changes how a meeting feels. It didn't replace my taste. It removed the hours between having an idea and showing it. What frustrated me I want to be fair, so the honest negatives: Vague briefs give vague rooms. If I was lazy with the prompt, I got a generic result. I had to learn to be specific — which, to be fair, is also true of briefing a junior. It's not my documentation tool. This is for concept and client buy-in. I still take the approved direction into my own software for technical drawings. I double-check scale. Most of the time it's right, but on a couple of renders I nudged proportions before sending to a client. Where it fits I'd put AIHom firmly in the early, client-facing part of my process: exploring directions, getting sign-off, and producing visuals fast. It's not trying to be a BIM tool, and I'm glad it isn't pretending to be. Used for what it's good at, it bought me back real hours. Would I keep using it?Yes — for concepts, pitches and staging. For three of those projects it paid for itself in the first week, mostly in meetings that ended in a decision. The verdict Skeptic going in, quietly converted coming out — with caveats. It won't design for you, and it shouldn't. But if the slow part of your work is the distance between an idea and something a client can react to, this closes that gap more than anything else I've tried.
User guide/Get started What is AIHom? AIHom is an AI-powered home design tool that turns descriptions, room photos, sketches, and floor plans into visual design concepts. Depending on the starting material, you can create a 2D floor plan, generate a furnished 3D design, explore a 360° render, refine elements, and produce images or videos. How AIHom works A typical workflow moves through these stages: Describe a space or upload a room image, sketch, or floor plan. Generate a floor plan, redesigned room, or 3D concept. Explore the design and adjust furniture, finishes, or style. Create renders, interactive views, or videos for review and sharing. The exact starting point and available output depend on the feature you use. Create floor plans and 3D designs AIHom can generate a floor plan from a description or convert an existing floor plan into a furnished 3D space. You can review the layout, explore furniture arrangements, and apply an interior style. Explore and edit the space In 2D view, you can move, resize, add, or remove furniture. In 3D and Render views, you can inspect the space from different perspectives and modify selectable elements. AI chat can help change finishes and add, remove, or replace furniture. Create visual outputs Depending on the workflow, AIHom can produce realistic render images, 360° interactive views, and videos. These outputs can help homeowners explore renovation ideas and help design professionals communicate concepts to clients. Common ways to use AIHom Home planning: explore layouts, furniture placement, styles, and color combinations before making decisions. Room redesign: upload a room photo and test a different visual direction. Floor plan visualization: turn a 2D layout into a furnished 3D design. Design exploration: compare interior styles and concepts. Client presentations: create visual material that communicates a proposed space. Get started Create an account, choose a starting method, and provide clear information about the room, layout, style, furniture, and intended use. Review the first result and refine it with specific instructions. Related guides Sign up & log in Generate a new floor plan with AI Turn a floor plan into an editable 3D design Redesign your room with AI
User guide/Get started Sign up & log in AIHom and Coohom use the same account system. When you create an AIHom account, you can use the same credentials to access both platforms, and you manage AIHom account settings through Coohom. Create an account from Coohom Go to coohom.com. Click Sign Up. Enter your email address and complete registration. Use the new account to sign in to AIHom. Media pending CDN Media pending CDN Create an account from the AIHom page Open the AIHom landing page. Click Try for free. Complete registration. Media pending CDN Media pending CDN The account created through this flow can also be used on Coohom. Sign in to AIHom Open the AIHom website. Click Try for free. Enter your account credentials. If you already have a Coohom account, use the same credentials. Open account settings Go to coohom.com and sign in. Select your profile icon in the top-right corner. Select Account Settings. Media pending CDN Update your profile In Profile, click Edit next to the information you want to change. The available fields include avatar, name, region, preferred language, and address. Save the changes when finished. Media pending CDN Reset your password Open Account Settings. Select Security Settings. Click Reset Password. Follow the on-screen instructions. Media pending CDN Manage notifications, feedback, and affiliate information In Notification Settings, turn email notifications on or off. In My Feedback, review submitted feedback and related responses. In Affiliate, learn about or join the affiliate program and access related information. Account URLs, labels, and available settings should be verified against the current product before publication.
User guide/Design with AIHom Generate a new floor plan with AI Describe the home you want, and AIHom will generate a visual floor plan that you can review, refine, and use as the basis for a furnished 3D design. Generate a floor plan by chatting with AI Describe your home requirements in AIHom chat. Hit Generate. Wait for AIHom to generate a floor plan. Review the layout and continue chatting to request adjustments. When the layout is ready, continue to 3D design generation. Media pending CDN Include the right details in your prompt Home size Provide an approximate area, for example: 1,000 sq ft apartment 120 m² house 80 m² two-bedroom apartment Rooms and functions List the rooms you need and how they should be used, for example: Three bedrooms and two bathrooms A primary bedroom with a private bathroom An open kitchen connected to the living room Layout preferences Explain important relationships or constraints, such as: Open-concept living and kitchen area Kitchen next to the dining area Separate public and private areas Large living-room windows Kitchen island Lifestyle needs Mention requirements related to family life, working from home, entertaining, or storage. Example prompt Create a 1,200 sq ft family home with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Include a primary bedroom with a private bathroom, two additional bedrooms, an open-concept kitchen and living room, a dining area, and a small home office. Make the layout practical for a family of four, with good natural lighting and a modern minimalist style. Refine the result Start with the essential requirements, review the generated layout, and add constraints in follow-up messages. Once the floor plan meets your needs, you can generate a furnished 3D design, explore interior styles, adjust furniture, and create renders. Related guide Turn a floor plan into an editable 3D design
User guide/Design with AIHom Turn a floor plan into an editable 3D design AIHom can convert an uploaded or AI-generated floor plan into a furnished 3D design. You can then apply an interior style, explore the space in 360°, and generate render images or videos. 1. Create or upload a floor plan Choose one starting method: Upload a floor plan without furniture: AIHom analyzes the layout and matches furniture to the rooms. Upload a furnished floor plan: AIHom recognizes the existing arrangement and converts it into a digital design. Create a floor plan through chat: Describe the home size, rooms, layout preferences, and lifestyle requirements. For help writing a floor plan request, see Generate a floor plan with AI. 2. Generate the 3D design Confirm that the floor plan is ready. Click Generate 3D. Review the generated space in 2D and 3D views. 3. Apply an interior style Choose a listed style, such as Wabi Sabi, Minimalist, Organic Modern, Italian, Mid-Century Modern, American Classic, or Japandi. You can also describe your own preferences. AIHom applies matching furniture, materials, and decorations to the space. 4. Explore the 360° render 双击render 窗口放大，或者点击render 窗口右上角的放大按钮进入全屏 Use the navigation control in the bottom-right corner to move through the space. Drag on the screen to change the viewing angle. Select a room angle in the left panel to switch perspectives. You can change the real-time render quality in the top-right corner. The source lists these plan-dependent options: Plan Interactive render quality Render image resolution Free 1K 1K AIHom Lite 2K 2K AIHom Plus 2K Enhanced 4K 5. Generate render images or videos AIHom automatically creates render images from different views. For video output, either click Generate Video after completing the design or select up to two render images and ask AIHom to generate a video. Get better results Upload a clear floor plan. Describe space requirements, room functions, style preferences, and lifestyle needs. Try more than one interior style before choosing a final direction. Related guides Generate a new floor plan with AI Edit your design in 2D view Edit your design in 3D and render view Generate videos from your AI designs
User guide/Design with AIHom Redesign your room with AI Upload a photo of an existing room and give AIHom reference images or a description of the style you want. AIHom generates a new interior concept while keeping the original room structure. Redesign the room Upload a clear photo of the existing room. Add reference images or describe the preferred style. Tell AIHom what you want to change. Review the redesigned room that AIHom generates. For example: Image 1 is my current room. Image 2 is the style reference. Redesign Image 1 to match that style. Changes you can explore AIHom can help you visualize changes to: Interior style Furniture arrangement Colors and materials Decorations Overall room atmosphere Get better redesign results Use a clear room photo that shows the full space. Add reference images that consistently represent the desired style. Describe important colors, materials, furniture preferences, and atmosphere. State what should remain unchanged when that matters to the design. Expected result: A redesigned visualization of the uploaded room that reflects your references or written instructions.
User guide/Design with AIHom Place furniture in your room with AI Use AIHom to preview a furniture item in your own space. Upload a room photo and an image of the furniture, then describe where it should appear. Place the furniture Upload a clear photo of your room. Upload an image of the furniture you want to try. Tell AIHom where you want to place the item. Review the generated visualization. For example: Place this sofa next to the window and match it with the existing room style. Media pending CDN Furniture you can preview Examples include: Sofas Chairs Tables Beds Cabinets and more Use the preview to compare options The generated image can help you compare furniture choices, assess whether an item matches the room, and explore different placements before making a purchase decision. Treat the result as a visual concept rather than a precise measurement of fit. Get better placement results Use a well-lit room photo with the intended placement area visible. Upload a clear furniture image with the full item in view. State the desired location and orientation. Describe how the furniture should relate to the existing room style. Expected result: A visualization showing the selected furniture item in the uploaded room.
User guide/Refine your design Edit your design in 2D view Use AIHom's 2D view to adjust furniture directly on a top-down floor plan. You can move, resize, add, or remove furniture, then sync the changes with the other design views. Open and navigate the 2D view Open your generated design. Double-click the 2D view to zoom in when you need to inspect details. Drag the floor plan to move around it. Media pending CDN Move or resize furniture Select a furniture item on the floor plan. Drag the item to a new position. Use the adjustment handles to resize it when needed. Media pending CDN Add furniture In the furniture library on the left, browse a category or search for an item. Drag the furniture item onto the floor plan. Adjust its position and size. Media pending CDN Remove furniture Select the furniture item you no longer want. Delete the selected item. Media pending CDN Sync the changes After you finish editing, click Sync. AIHom applies the updated arrangement to the 3D design and other views. Expected result: The furniture layout matches across the 2D, 3D, and Render views. Related guide Edit your design in 3D and render view
User guide/Refine your design Edit your design in 3D and render view Use AIHom's 3D and Render views to explore your space and modify selectable walls, finishes, lighting, furniture, and decorations. Select an element, describe the change, and review the options AIHom generates. Explore the design in 3D Double-click the design to zoom in and enter full-screen view. Drag with your mouse to look around the room. Review how rooms, furniture, and decorations relate to one another. Media pending CDN Edit a selected element Open the design in 3D view or Render view. Select the element you want to change. Describe the change to AIHom. Review the updated element or generated options. Example instructions include: Change this sofa to a beige fabric sofa. Change this wall color to warm white. Replace this dining table with a wooden table. You can edit selectable walls, floors, ceiling designs and finishes, lighting fixtures, furniture, cabinets, and decorations. Doors and windows are currently not editable. Media pending CDN Add furniture Describe the furniture you want to add. Include useful details such as type, material, color, and style. Preview the options AIHom generates. Select the option you want to add to the design. For example: Add a beige fabric sofa with a modern minimalist style. Media pending CDN Remove furniture Select the furniture item. Tell AIHom to remove it. For example: Remove this chair. Media pending CDN Replace furniture Select the furniture item you want to change. Describe the replacement. Browse the generated options and hover over an option to preview its details. Select your preferred option. AIHom replaces the original item while keeping the rest of the design in place. Media pending CDN Edit in render view In the interactive Render view, select furniture directly and use the left panel to review replacement options. This view helps you judge each change in the context of the finished space. Media pending CDN Get better editing results Name the exact element you want to change. Describe the desired color, material, shape, or style. Include the atmosphere you want when it affects the result. For example: Replace the sofa with a cream-colored fabric sofa in a Japandi style. Related guides Edit your design in 2D view
User guide/Create final visuals Turn sketches into realistic renders Upload a hand-drawn sketch or early interior concept and ask AIHom to turn it into a realistic render. Add details about the visual direction to help guide the result. Generate a render from a sketch Upload the sketch or hand-drawn design. Tell AIHom to render it. Describe the intended style and visual details. Review the generated image. Media pending CDN For example: Render this sketch as a modern luxury living room with warm lighting and natural materials. Describe the intended result Include details that are visible in the finished image, such as: Interior style Materials Colors Lighting Atmosphere Keep the request consistent with the geometry and concept shown in the sketch unless you also want AIHom to reinterpret the design. When to use sketch rendering This workflow can help: Interior designers explore early concepts. Homeowners visualize design ideas. Creators produce visual design content. Students and professionals present an early-stage concept. Expected result: A realistic interior image based on the uploaded sketch and written direction.
User guide/Create final visuals Turn 3D screenshots into realistic renders Upload a screenshot of an existing 3D interior concept and use AIHom to create a more realistic presentation with enhanced materials, lighting, textures, and atmosphere. Generate a render from a 3D screenshot Upload the 3D design screenshot. Tell AIHom to render it. Describe any specific style, material, lighting, or atmosphere requirements. Review the generated render. Expected result: A realistic image based on the composition and design shown in the 3D screenshot. Details AIHom can enhance Materials Lighting Textures Interior atmosphere Overall realism This workflow is useful when you already have a 3D concept but need a polished visual for review or presentation. Continue from images to video After generating images, select the images you want to use and ask AIHom to generate a video. This turns the static design visuals into a dynamic presentation. Related guide Generate videos from your AI designs
User guide/Create final visuals Generate videos from your AI designs Use AIHom to turn a completed design, selected render, or uploaded room image into a video that presents the space from a more immersive perspective. Media pending CDN Generate a video from a completed design Open your completed AIHom design. Click Generate Video, or ask AIHom to generate a video from the selected image. Wait for AIHom to create the video. The result can present room perspectives, interior details, furniture arrangements, and the overall design atmosphere. Generate a video from a selected render Open the renders generated for your design. Select the view you want to feature. Ask AIHom to generate a video. Choose a render that clearly shows the room or perspective you want to present. Generate a video from a room image Upload a room image. Ask AIHom to generate a video from the image. This option can animate an existing room photo or a design concept without requiring a completed AIHom project. Media pending CDN Get better video results Use a clear, well-lit source image. Choose a perspective that shows the room and its spatial details. Select views that emphasize the furniture arrangement, interior style, or design feature you want to present. Related guides Turn a floor plan into an editable 3D design Turn 3D screenshots into realistic renders
User guide/Account & policies Payment, billing, and credits This guide explains the subscription, payment, credit, renewal, cancellation, and fair-use terms supplied for AIHom. Because prices, plan benefits, supported currencies, and policies can change, the product and legal teams should verify this page before publication. Choose and purchase a subscription Basic accounts include limited design and rendering usage. Upgrading increases the limits and unlocks benefits assigned to the selected plan. After a successful purchase: AIHom displays the order details on a confirmation page. A PDF invoice is sent to the email address used to sign in. For billing assistance, the supplied support contact is coohom.operations@coohom.com. Supported payment methods and currencies The currencies available at checkout depend on the payment processor. PayPal Stripe EuroUS Dollar Pound SterlingEuro US DollarUAE Dirham Japanese YenEgyptian Pound Singapore DollarBritish Pound Thai BahtIndonesian Rupiah Philippine PesoIndian Rupee Japanese Yen South Korean Won Malaysian Ringgit Philippine Peso Romanian Leu Saudi Riyal Singapore Dollar Turkish Lira Thai Baht Vietnamese Dong The checkout page is the authoritative source for the methods and currencies currently available to an individual customer. How AIHom credits work Credits allocate processing and cloud-rendering resources. According to the supplied policy, credits are deducted when a generation or rendering task begins. Credit-consuming actions include: Creating or generating structural 2D layouts Switching to the fully rotatable 3D view Generating high-definition 4K scenes Entering interactive walkthrough mode The supplied policy states that later visual adjustments to the same result do not consume additional credits. This behavior requires product verification before publication. Earn and renew credits The supplied program describes these ways to receive additional credits: Daily check-ins: Sign in to the workspace and claim the available daily credits. Beta-tier upgrades: Upgrade to an eligible Beta tier for its listed credit allocation and experimental feature access. Standard subscription credits renew at the beginning of each billing cycle. Promotional or bonus credits may have separate expiration dates. Check the current plan terms and credit balance for the dates that apply to your account. Failed tasks and credit rollbacks If an AI generation or render fails completely because of a confirmed system-side error, the supplied policy states that the deducted credits are returned automatically. The supplied policy excludes failures caused by user-side conditions, including: Closing the browser tab during processing Losing the network connection Uploading a corrupted file Using an unsupported custom layout dimension If a credit is not returned after a qualifying failure, contact Customer Service with the task time and non-sensitive diagnostic information. Do not send passwords, payment credentials, or other secrets. Capacity and rendering queues During periods of high demand, generation and rendering may take longer or enter a queue. The supplied policy says dynamic queuing may prioritize premium plans, while free accounts may experience reduced speed during peak periods. If recurring billing fails The supplied policy provides a one-week grace period after a failed automatic renewal, such as one caused by insufficient funds or an expired card. Open your billing settings. Update the payment information. Pay the outstanding bill during the grace period. If the invoice remains unpaid after the grace period, the account is downgraded to the Free tier under the supplied policy. Cancel a subscription Open Account Settings. Open the Billing portal. Cancel the premium subscription. The supplied terms state that paid benefits remain available until the end of the current billing cycle and that no further renewal charge applies after cancellation. Refund policy The supplied policy describes subscriptions and credit refills as non-refundable and non-exchangeable because processing resources are allocated when a task begins. It also states that: Unused credits are not refunded at cancellation or billing-cycle reset. A partial monthly or annual period does not qualify for a refund or prorated credit. The supplied exceptions are: Severe platform failure: For a confirmed system-wide outage or bug that prevents access to paid services for more than 48 consecutive hours, contact coohom.operations@coohom.com within seven days to request a billing review or credit restoration. Unauthorized charge: Notify the support team so it can investigate the transaction in line with applicable consumer financial-protection law. These terms may be limited by mandatory consumer law in the customer's jurisdiction and require legal approval before publication. Fair-use and anti-abuse rules The supplied policy prohibits: Automating check-ins, bulk registration, or sharing activity to collect credits Creating multiple accounts solely to accumulate promotional credits Bypassing credit deductions, interface limits, or server APIs It states that confirmed abuse may result in removal of credits, restricted access to rendering or storage, account suspension, and blocking of associated IP addresses or payment methods. The supplied limitation-of-liability language concerning suspended accounts requires legal review. Needs verification before publication Current plan names, limits, prices, credit costs, and renewal behavior Current payment processors, currencies, and invoice flow Whether visual adjustments consume additional credits Grace-period and downgrade behavior Rollback eligibility and processing time Cancellation, refund, outage, enforcement, and liability terms in every supported jurisdiction Support email and response process
User guide/Account & policies Privacy and data use This page rewrites the privacy information supplied for AIHom in a clearer structure. It is not a substitute for an approved privacy policy. The legal, privacy, security, and product teams must verify every claim, add the policy's effective date, and confirm jurisdiction-specific disclosures before publication. Data AIHom says it collects The supplied policy describes the following categories of information. Registration and authentication When you register with email, AIHom collects the email address used to send a verification code. If you sign up through a third-party OAuth service such as Google, the supplied policy says AIHom receives your Google email address, username, and profile picture. Profile and preferences Information you add to account settings may include an avatar, email address, name, region, preferred language, address, security settings, notification choices, and affiliate details. Clipboard-assisted import The supplied description says AIHom may check locally whether the clipboard contains a valid design link or floor plan image. It states that the content is not uploaded unless you choose to import it. This device-only behavior requires technical verification. Prompts, layouts, and design activity When you generate or edit a design, the supplied policy says AIHom processes information including: Text prompts and generated floor plans Design schemes, selected assets, and render requests Furniture additions, deletions, movement, and layout adjustments Tool-click frequency, timestamps, and active templates Interaction data in 2D, 3D, and navigable rendering modes Images saved with the built-in Capture function It states that this data supports generation, version review, synchronization between views, rendering, diagnostics, and product improvement. Applications and support Enterprise or Beta applications may collect a name, company name, company size, country, industry, and contact email. Support conversations may contain contact details, chat logs, and screenshots that you choose to share. Marketing and referrals The supplied policy says AIHom may send product or campaign email after registration and that users can opt out in account settings. It also says AIHom tracks completion of eligible sharing activities on platforms such as X, Reddit, or Pinterest to award credits. Payment information For subscriptions and credit refills, payment processors handle transaction data. The supplied policy lists card expiration date, card verification code, transaction amount, and completion status, while stating that AIHom does not store full card numbers. The exact data received by AIHom versus the processor must be clarified before publication; a card verification code should not be retained after authorization. Device, cookie, and log data The supplied policy lists device model, operating system, identifiers, IP address, browser type, internet provider, language, device status, canvas data, error logs, and browsing activity. It also mentions cookies, web beacons, and pixels for sessions, preferences, feature analysis, and personalized advertising. How information is collected Information may come directly from account forms, prompts, uploads, payments, applications, support conversations, and sharing activities. Other information may be collected automatically through cookies and similar technologies. Refusing cookies may affect sign-in or features that depend on persistent sessions. The published policy should identify cookie categories, consent controls, vendors, retention periods, and a method for changing choices. Your privacy rights Depending on local law, the supplied policy describes rights to: Withdraw consent Access personal data and processing information Correct incomplete or inaccurate data Request deletion, subject to legal retention duties Restrict certain processing Object to legitimate-interest processing or direct marketing Object to certain solely automated decisions with significant effects Exercise privacy rights without discrimination The supplied contact for written privacy requests is support@coohom.com. It states that identity verification may be required and that account deletion is processed within 10 business days. The applicable rights, response periods, exceptions, and verification method require jurisdiction-specific legal review. Storage, retention, and security The supplied policy states that personal data is stored on Amazon Web Services infrastructure and retained while the account is active or as needed for the stated purposes. It also says retention may continue for tax, legal, or compliance obligations, after which data is deleted or anonymized. It describes authentication, role-based access controls, encryption in transit and at rest, monitoring, breach response, and legally required notification. Replace broad expressions such as “industry-standard,” “continuous,” or “end-to-end encryption” with controls verified by the security team. Users should protect their accounts with a strong, unique password and avoid reusing credentials across services. Sharing and disclosure The supplied policy says information may be shared with: Service providers that support infrastructure and payments Legal or regulatory authorities when disclosure is required An acquiring organization during a merger, acquisition, or asset sale It states that AIHom does not sell personal data or AI designs to data brokers. The published policy should name or categorize all processors, explain their purposes, and align the “sale” statement with the definitions used in applicable privacy laws. International transfers The supplied policy says data may be processed outside the user's country, including in the United States. For transfers from the European Economic Area or United Kingdom, it lists adequacy decisions and Standard Contractual Clauses as possible safeguards. The final policy should identify the exporting and importing entities, transfer locations, applicable mechanism, and how users can request more information. Third-party services When you use an integration or sharing destination such as X, Reddit, or Pinterest, that third party processes information under its own privacy policy. Users should review the destination's terms before sharing. Children The supplied policy says AIHom is not directed to anyone under 18 or under the age of majority in the relevant jurisdiction and that known child data will be deleted. The age threshold, parental-consent rules, and reporting process require legal confirmation for every market served. Policy changes and contact The supplied policy says material changes will be posted on the policy page with an updated effective date. The supplied privacy contact is: Team: Privacy & Data Protection Department Email: coohom.operations@coohom.com The policy also lists support@coohom.com for rights requests. Clarify which address users should use for privacy questions, rights requests, and complaints. Needs verification before publication Legal entity name, controller identity, DPO appointment, and contact details Effective date and version history Complete purposes and lawful bases for each processing activity Whether prompts and designs are used for model or algorithm improvement and how users can control that use Clipboard behavior and whether any clipboard metadata leaves the device Exact analytics, advertising, referral, cookie, and third-party vendors Payment-data boundaries, especially card verification code handling Data retention periods by category and account-deletion workflow AWS regions, subprocessors, encryption claims, and breach procedures International transfer mechanisms and access to transfer safeguards GDPR, UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, children's privacy, and other regional disclosures Whether design data or personal data is sold, shared for targeted advertising, or used for profiling under applicable legal definitions
Latest release Improvements Real-time rendering now supports 2K Enhanced resolution and Plus member benefits. Each AIHom project now supports one DesignID.
Latest release Improvements Optimized furniture matching tool performance. Added a popup for users to ask feature-related questions.
Latest release Improvements Add, remove, and drag walls in the floor plan editor. Add or remove furniture through chat. Replace and delete furniture manually in the 3D viewer. New guide window for upgraded results after activation.
Latest release Improvements Redesigned the Home page. Upgraded floor plan pre-processing. Added post-generation guidance to help users take the next step. Cleaner tool-call cards with duplicate prefix text removed. Improved the success rate for 3D capture-to-render. Optimized 3D viewer loading through a shared component upgrade.
Latest release Improvements Image and video generation tasks now queue by membership tier, with higher-tier members processed first.
Latest release Improvements Added more image and video resolution options. Added PDF upload support. Added Retry for failed tasks. Fixes Fixed known issues.
Latest release Fixes Optimized collisions between ceilings and cabinets in 3D models. Improved furniture placement, including objects extending outside rooms and incorrect orientations. Fixed other known issues.
Latest release Improvements Enhanced editing now supports replacing furniture and finishes through chat. Added a Retry button for failed tasks. Fixes Fixed known issues.
Latest release Improvements A faster generation experience, with waiting time reduced by 50% across design tasks. Added a queueing system for busy periods. Fixes Fixed some render failures. Fixed some floor plan generation issues.