AI Landscaping

AI Landscaping

See it before you build it

Photograph your garden. See it finished in twenty-six styles — before you buy a single plant.

Free to try. iPhone and iPad.

AI-generated concept image

AI Landscaping

One photo, every direction

Point the camera at the space you already have. The app keeps your house, your boundaries and your levels, and changes everything else.

  1. Photograph the space

    Any daylight photo of the garden as it stands today.

  2. Choose a direction

    Twenty-six styles, twenty-one kinds of space, and the elements you want in it.

  3. Compare and share

    Keep the versions worth keeping and send them to whoever is doing the work.

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Garden ideas

Know what you are choosing

Every style in the app has a guide here: the plants that actually work, the surfaces that suit it, and the conditions where it will struggle.

Mediterranean garden

Mediterranean garden

Silver foliage, pale stone and heat-tolerant planting. A Mediterranean garden looks generous on very little water — provided the drainage is right.

Full sun · Low water

Japanese garden

Japanese garden

Fewer species, placed with more care. A Japanese garden reads as calm because nearly everything in it is green, evergreen and deliberately positioned.

Partial shade · Moderate water

Cottage garden

Cottage garden

Generous, closely planted and slightly untidy on purpose. A cottage garden earns its looseness by having hard edges and real structure underneath it.

Full sun · Moderate water

Modern garden

Modern garden

A modern garden lives or dies on a handful of decisions — the paving module, one repeated plant, and how clean you keep the edges.

Full sun · Low water

Rock garden

Rock garden

Alpines die of wet, not cold. Get the drainage and the stone placement right and a rock garden looks after itself for years.

Full sun · Low water

Gravel garden

Gravel garden

Planted into gravel and never watered after the first summer. This is the lowest-input garden that still looks like somebody designed it.

Full sun · Low water

Front garden

Front garden

The front garden is the one everybody sees and nobody has time for. It has to look right in February and still hide the bins.

Partial shade · Low water

Back garden

Back garden

Most back gardens are one undivided rectangle. Splitting it into three honest zones is what makes it feel bigger, not smaller.

Partial shade · Moderate water

Small garden

Small garden

Small gardens fail from too many small things. Fewer, larger moves are what make a tight space read as generous.

Partial shade · Moderate water

All garden ideas

Your garden, finished, tonight

It takes one photograph and about a minute.

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