Backyard
Test outdoor living layouts, privacy planting, lawn changes, and patio ideas.
AI landscape design from photo
Plan your yard before you spend on plants, pavers, or a contractor.
Upload a backyard, front yard, garden, or patio photo. AI Yard Planner turns it into an outdoor design direction with planting, material, and next-step notes.
Photo-first
Preserves the house, fence, and main yard structure.
Credits-first
One preview uses one credit. No hidden spend.
Planning notes
Result notes help you compare plants, paths, and materials.
Outdoor design preview
Upload a yard photo
Sign in to generate
Space
Goal
Style
1 credit creates one visual concept. The result is a design direction, not a construction plan.
Where this wins
A vertical outdoor planner can compete where generic generators are weak.
People searching for AI landscape design usually do not want a random fantasy garden. They want to see what their real yard could become while keeping the house, fence, walkway, driveway, and existing constraints recognizable.
Front yard
Improve curb appeal with clearer paths, entry planting, and layered beds.
Garden
Compare pollinator, native, cottage, and low-maintenance planting directions.
Patio
Preview pavers, seating, shade, lighting, and container planting before buying.
Planning workflow
From photo to a better conversation.
Use the preview to align your household, decide what to keep, and bring clearer examples to a local landscaper or nursery.
1
Upload a real yard photo
Use daylight and include fixed elements like fences, doors, paths, and major trees.
2
Choose one clear goal
Low-maintenance, curb appeal, outdoor living, or a budget refresh keeps the AI direction focused.
3
Compare the concept
Use the image and notes to decide plants, materials, and what needs professional review.
Frequently asked
Can I use it for a small yard?
Yes. Small patios, side yards, compact front yards, and narrow garden beds are strong use cases because clear constraints make the design direction more useful.
Does it choose exact plants?
It gives planting direction and practical notes. Final plant choices should account for your climate zone, sun, soil, water, and local availability.
Does it replace a landscape designer?
No. It helps you explore direction and communicate visually. Permits, grading, drainage, utilities, structures, and construction details need local expertise.
How does pricing work?
The site follows a credits model. A new account starts with free credits, and one yard preview uses one credit.
Start with one photo