
A warmer living room after dark.
A glowing floor lamp and gentle warm shadows give the seating area an evening atmosphere.
Use Change Room Light to preview warm lamps, cool light or natural daylight in your own photo. Choose the brightness, compare the result with your original, and download a lighting reference for your room project.
Compare the illustrative sample, or upload your photo to create a lighting preview.


Drag to compare the room lighting before and after. Sample images are illustrative.
AI Change Light edits the lighting in an existing room photo. With Change Room Light, you can explore warmer lamps, cooler tones or brighter daylight, then compare the preview with your original before choosing a direction for your space.
Use it to explore a cozier living room, brighten an interior photo or discuss a lighting direction with a client. Start with your own photo or a sample, choose one of six lighting styles, and fine-tune brightness or add instructions. Compare the result with the original, then download a visual reference for your project.

These AI-created illustrations show lighting ideas in different interiors. Choose a mood to try on your own room photo; results depend on the source image.

A glowing floor lamp and gentle warm shadows give the seating area an evening atmosphere.

Window light lifts the room, bringing out the linen, timber and plaster textures.

Sheer curtains diffuse the daylight around two lounge chairs, creating gentle contrast and a quiet mood.
Homeowners can compare an evening atmosphere, photographers can explore a brighter interior image, and designers can discuss lighting with a client. Start from an existing room photo and review each preview against it.

Compare warm lamps around your existing seating before choosing a direction for an evening at home. Use your living room photo to discuss the atmosphere with your household or designer.

Photographers can explore lifted shadows in a dim interior photo while keeping the original as a reference. Inspect furniture, materials and room details before using a generated image in a presentation.

Interior designers can use a softer lighting preview to discuss contrast and atmosphere with clients. Share the visual direction alongside the original photo when preparing a room design brief.

Homeowners planning a refresh can explore how daylight changes the appearance of existing wood, fabrics and wall finishes. Use the preview to discuss a palette, then check physical samples in the room before choosing materials.
AI illustrations and generated previews are visual concepts. They do not measure illuminance, specify fixtures or show guaranteed real-world lighting.
Choose one JPG, PNG or WebP up to 10 MB. Use a clear interior photo with visible furniture, windows and lamps. Sign in to generate with your image.
Select a warm, cool, daylight, sunset, ambient or studio direction. Choose the brightness and add optional lighting instructions. Your photo stays selected when you try another preset.
Select an output resolution and check the credit cost. Generate one edited image, compare it with your original and download the result. Another lighting variation is a new generation.
Each 1K lighting preview uses 10 credits; 2K uses 20 and 4K uses 30. Photo-based generation requires sign-in. Registered accounts receive 100 daily credits when they visit; 2K and 4K require a paid plan or credit pack.
1,500 credits released monthly; unused subscription credits reset each month.
Choose yearly Starter creative credits4,000 credits released monthly; unused subscription credits reset each month.
Choose yearly Pro creative credits10,000 credits released monthly; unused subscription credits reset each month.
Choose yearly Studio creative creditsUSD pricing · Credit packs never expire · 10 credits per 1K lighting preview
Preview paint colors, clear visual clutter and explore room decor or wall finishes alongside your lighting ideas.

Preview wall, ceiling or exterior paint colors on your own photo.

Remove clutter from a room photo while keeping furniture, or preview an empty room.

Explore decor styles in your room photo while keeping your furniture.

Preview wall colors, wallpaper and materials in your room photo.
Photo requirements, lighting options and what the tool changes.
Upload one room photo, choose a lighting preset and brightness direction, and optionally describe the light you want. Sign in, select a resolution and generate. The result is one new image that you can compare with the original and download.
The AI receives instructions to keep your furniture, layout, materials and camera angle while changing illumination. Small objects and textures may still change, so inspect the before-and-after comparison. Use the preview to discuss a lighting direction; exact preservation of every room detail is not guaranteed.
Upload your dining room photo and select Warm evening, then describe warm illumination from the existing lamps if needed. Choose a brightness direction and generate a preview. Compare it with your original before trying another style; each new lighting variation creates a separate image and uses credits.
Warm light can suggest a cozy evening, while balanced daylight makes a space feel brighter and more open. Soft ambient light reduces contrast. Compare the illustrative examples, then try a direction on your room photo; the physical result will depend on your real fixtures and space.
Change Room Light edits illumination in a photo to create a visual reference. It does not operate smart bulbs, replace fixtures or calculate real lighting levels. Use the preview to discuss atmosphere with your designer; choosing equipment and planning installation are separate steps for the actual space.
A 1K preview uses 10 credits; 2K and 4K use 20 and 30 and require a paid plan or credit pack. Photo generation requires sign-in. Registered accounts receive 100 daily credits when they visit, with unused daily credits expiring at 00:00 UTC. Each new generation uses credits.
Upload one JPG, PNG or WebP room photo up to 10 MB. The output uses the source aspect ratio automatically and your selected 1K, 2K or 4K resolution. Download the image or copy its image link to share a visual reference; the result contains no editable layers or measured lighting data.
starting with the photo you already have.
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