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Paintit.ai - Redesign any space with AI, just by chatting

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New in Paintit.ai: design through conversation, import Pinterest boards and files from Google Drive, and find matching furniture. Redesign interiors and exteriors, edit individual details, turn sketches into renders, explore 360° views, and work with floor plans with CAD export. Explore real paint colors with the Repaint Expert. Use the Listing Expert to improve property photos and write listing descriptions.

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Hey Hunters! 👋 We’re the team behind Paintit.ai, and we’re back with a new release. Finding a space you love is one thing. Figuring out how to bring that look into your own home means making dozens of decisions: what to keep, what to change, which colors to choose, and where to find the furniture. With this update, we’re bringing more of that process into one conversation. Start with a photo or an idea, describe what you want to change, and refine your design step by step. Here’s what’s new: 💬 Design through chat: explore interiors and exteriors, change individual details, and keep developing your ideas. 🔗 Pinterest + Google Drive: bring your inspiration boards and project files into the design process. 🖼️ More ways to visualize: turn sketches into renders, explore 360° views, and work with floor plans with CAD export. 🎨 Repaint Expert: explore real paint colors and get guidance for your painting project. 🛋️ Furniture search: find real pieces that match your design. 🏡 Listing Expert: improve property photos, virtually stage rooms, and write listing descriptions. Whether you’re updating your home, developing a client concept, or preparing a property listing, we’d love for you to try it with a project of your own. There’s a free plan to get started. What’s the hardest part of turning your design inspiration into something that works for your actual space? We’d love to hear what works for you, what feels confusing, and what you’d like us to improve. Thanks for taking a look!
Congrats on the new release! I have a question, does it also covers decor like lamps, rugs textiles ect? Or only bigger furniture pieces?
Maker

 Thanks! If you mean finding products from an AI-generated image, yes—we’re working on a simpler search experience that includes decor like lamps, rugs, and textiles too. For the design itself, you can already ask our AI to change any of those elements 😊

is there any geo restrictions on where it can find materials and furniture?
Maker

 Currently, only Russia is restricted. Product search will take your region into account to help you find materials and furniture available near you.

Good luck with the launch, looks really polished.

Maker

Hi Congrats on the launch! I always struggle to explain what I want to the people doing the renovation. Being able to just show them an image would make that so much easier

Maker

 Thanks! Explaining the look you have in mind can be tricky, a picture makes it much easier to get everyone on the same page.

I really like the idea of . Being able to explore different styles, colors, and furniture ideas using a photo of your own room makes interior design feel much more approachable. I can see this being useful when you have plenty of inspiration saved but struggle to imagine what would actually suit your space.

Maker

 Thanks for your feedback.

Such a useful tool for anyone planning to refresh their home! It’s much easier to make design decisions when you can actually see the possibilities.

Maker

 Thanks! Seeing the options makes choosing so much easier. Glad you found it useful!

Hi Hunters — Roman here, co-founder and strategy lead at .

shared what we’ve built. I’d like to add the product lesson behind it.
A beautiful AI room is easy to admire — and easy to forget. The real job starts when you ask: Can I keep the layout? Compare directions? Change one detail without losing everything else? Show the result to a client or contractor and confidently make the next decision?

That’s the direction we’re building toward: not an image slot machine, but a persistent workspace for moving from inspiration to a decision. Today, Paintit is strongest at the concept and iteration stage. It is not a replacement for a designer or a final technical package — and we think being clear about that boundary matters.

If you try it, bring one real constraint from a real space. Where does your confidence break: preserving geometry, controlling details, choosing real colors and materials, or handing the result off to the next step?

That kind of feedback directly shapes what we build next.