HeyBuddy’s AI interior designer turns your own floor plan into finished room designs and a costed estimate. You show it your home, answer a few questions about who lives there and what you want, and it renders each room as a photo-real image — then prices that exact design line by line, at the material grade you picked.
₹30 of free credit · About seven room designs · Phone number verified by OTP so your work is saved
Everything here exists to stop the AI designing a showroom instead of the home you actually live in.
You can skip this entirely and still get designs — but dimensions are what make the cost estimate worth trusting.
This is the brief you would otherwise spend an hour explaining to a designer, and repeating to the next one.
Iterating on an image you can see beats describing a room you are imagining.
It prices the design on your screen — not a generic per-square-foot average for your city.
You arrive at the conversation with a design and a number, instead of a blank page.
Not one number for the whole flat. Every item the design contains is priced on its own, grouped the way a real quotation is, so you can see what is driving the total and change it.
It is a range, and it says so. Interior costs carry real uncertainty, so the tool shows a band rather than a falsely precise figure, marks how confident it is on each line, and states plainly that a designer’s quote may vary by around 20% with your city, your finishes and how much is customised. It is built to tell you whether a quote you have been given is reasonable — not to sign a contract against.
No subscription. Nothing is charged until your free credit runs out, and you choose whether to top up.
You start with ₹30 of credit, which is enough for about seven room designs, and the cost estimate itself is always free. Each design image costs ₹4 after that, and you can top up ₹100, ₹200 or ₹500 if you want to keep going. There is no subscription and no card required to start.
No. You can skip it and the AI will still design your rooms. But a floor plan is what lets it read each room’s real dimensions, and dimensions are what make the cost estimate worth trusting — without them it has to assume a room size. Upload it as a JPEG, PNG or WebP; a photograph of a printed plan works. You can also photograph each room instead, or add a plan later.
Your designs, your floor plan and your estimate are saved to your number, so you can close the tab and come back to them. Verifying by OTP is what keeps that data yours — nobody can open your project without your number. Designers never see your contact details; if you later send your brief out for quotes, you stay anonymous until you accept one.
It is an indicative range, not a quotation, and the tool says so on every screen: a designer’s quote can vary by around 20% depending on your city, the finishes and how much is customised. The pricing comes from a rate card of real material and labour rates rather than a flat per-square-foot multiplier, adjusted by a city cost index. It is accurate enough to tell you whether a ₹12 lakh quote is reasonable — not to sign a contract against.
You can design your home from anywhere in India. Pricing is adjusted for 26 Indian cities, including Mumbai, Bangalore, Pune, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata and Ahmedabad, with Delhi NCR as the base. A city outside that list is priced at Delhi NCR rates, so treat the number as a national ballpark rather than a local one.
Between 30 and 90 seconds per image. Reading a floor plan takes about 10 to 15 seconds on top of that, once.
Yes, as many times as you like. Tap Regenerate and either use a one-tap change — warmer, cooler, more plants, less wood, add an accent, morning or evening light — or type what you want in your own words. Every version is kept, and you can compare any two side by side on a slider.
No. The designs and the estimate are yours to keep and use however you like, including with your own contractor. Sending the brief out to verified designers for real quotes is a separate step you choose to take.
Verify your number, upload a plan, and watch the first room render. It takes a couple of minutes.
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