AI Landscape Design

1 · Your yard photo

Or try a sample yard

2 · Design style

 

Before and after

AI Front Yard Design From a Photo

AI front yard design shows your house with a new front yard around it. Take a photo from the street, pick a style and compare the result with the curb appeal you have now.

After: White farmhouse at golden hour before and after an AI front yard design in a Formal style, with boxwood hedges, white hydrangeas and a bluestone walkwayBefore: White farmhouse at golden hour before and after an AI front yard design in a Formal style, with boxwood hedges, white hydrangeas and a bluestone walkway
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Still deciding?

  • A free front yard design tool to start.

    New accounts get 5 free credits, no card needed.

  • Your own house, not a stock photo.

    The design is drawn on your picture, so the house, front door and driveway stay where they are.

  • A concept, not a construction plan.

    You get an image to share with family or a landscaper. It has no measurements or plant lists.

After: the same front yard redesigned by AI in a cottage style, with rose and foxglove borders along the brick walkway and a flowering cherry tree; the house is unchangedBefore: the bare front yard of a red brick colonial house on an overcast morning, with worn lawn, tree stumps and a brick walkway
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Design my front yard in your own photo

Design your front yard in a photo taken from the street. The AI front yard landscape keeps the house, porch and driveway and changes what you see around them.

  • Entry planting by the door and steps
  • Walkway and path materials
  • Lawn, beds and driveway borders
Xeriscape: the same Spanish stucco home with a xeriscape front yard of agaves, barrel cacti, river rock and a palo verde treeMediterranean: a Spanish stucco home with a Mediterranean front yard of terracotta tiles, olive trees, lavender and a small fountain
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Curb appeal ideas in 18 styles

Front yard design AI shows the same house in 18 styles, from Formal and Cottage to Mediterranean and Xeriscape. Drag the slider to compare two looks for a dry climate.

Keeps the way in and out

A front yard has to work every day, not only look good. The design aims to keep:

  • The front door, porch steps and walkway where they are
  • The driveway and the path from the street
  • Clear views of the house number and entrance

Check each result before planning work: AI images can move small details, and local rules may limit building near the street.

Free design: a free AI front yard design of a small modern home in the Modern style, with clipped boxwood, a lawn panel and the small AI Landscape Design logo in the cornerBefore: the bare new front yard of a small modern home with dark cladding and wood panels
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Free AI curb appeal to get started

Try AI curb appeal free with the 5 credits that come with a new account: five Basic designs, or one Pro. Free designs carry a small logo; any pack or plan removes it and opens all 18 styles.

How it works

  1. 1

    Upload a daylight photo of the house from the street (JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 15 MB).

  2. 2

    Pick a style, Basic or Pro, or describe your own idea.

  3. 3

    Compare the design with your photo using the slider, then download it.

Questions

Is AI front yard design free?

Yes, to start. New accounts get 5 free credits: a Basic design costs 1, a Pro design 4. Packs and Pro plans add more.

Is there a front yard design app?

No app to install. It runs in the browser on your phone, so you can take the photo and design your front yard in one place.

Will it keep my house and driveway?

The design aims to keep the house, door, walkway and driveway in place. Check each result, as AI images can change small details.

Can a landscaper build from the image?

Use it to show a direction. A landscaper will still measure the site and choose plants for your climate.

See your house with a new front yard

Stand across the street, take a photo of the house and upload it. Your first 5 credits are free.

Results are AI concept images of your own photo, not measured plans. They do not include plant lists, quantities or construction drawings; take the image to a landscaper for those.