Spacely AI

Spacely AI is an AI interior design and rendering tool for designers, architects and homeowners. You upload a photo, sketch or 3D model view, describe a style, and it produces a photorealistic render in minutes. The company presents it as a way to get client-ready visuals without long rendering times.

What it does

The examples on the homepage show the kind of prompts it handles: styling a living room in modern classic with an olive velvet sofa and wall panel moulding, a dark modern room with ribbed paneling and walnut accents, a minimalist Japandi cafe, a contemporary restaurant, or a modern tropical house exterior with concrete, wood and landscaping. It works for homes, commercial spaces and exteriors.

Pro features listed on the pricing page include Realistic Render Pro, Auto Furnish Pro for filling empty rooms, Point and Edit for changing specific objects, material settings and 4K downloads. Paid plans also offer integrations with design software including SketchUp, Revit, AutoCAD and Rhino, so you can render directly from a working model. A demo video is available on the site.

Pricing

There is a free plan with 40 trial credits, access to all features, high-resolution downloads, private mode, a commercial licence and no watermark. Paid plans include Personal for one seat and Studio for up to two seats, adding credit stacking, software integrations and the Pro features. Yearly billing saves 20%. Check the pricing page for current prices, and look for the sign-up discount mentioned on the site.

Who it is for

It suits interior designers presenting concepts, architects producing quick design options, real estate agents and home stagers, furniture brands, and homeowners planning a renovation.

Things to consider

AI renders show a look, not a buildable design. Furniture sizes, lighting and materials may not be realistic, so check measurements before buying or building. If you use staged images in property listings, many markets require you to disclose this. Forty credits are enough for a test, but busy studios will need a paid plan. Check how uploaded client photos and models are stored and whether they are used for training.

For quick concept boards, it is a fast and simple option.