AI Bathroom Design Generator — remodel ideas from a photo of your bathroom

A tool that redesigns a photo of your bathroom — tiles, vanity, shower or tub, fixtures, lighting and colours — from a text prompt, so you can see a remodel idea in your own room before you get quotes. On Kenerate AI you upload the photo to Seedream 5.0 Pro, describe the new bathroom and say what must stay, such as the toilet, the shower position and the window.

Yes, as a picture. Shoot from the doorway with the lights on, upload the photo, describe the new finishes and add “keep the toilet, shower position, window, door and camera angle the same”. Bathrooms are tight and full of reflections, so compare the result with your photo: a moved toilet, a wider room or a new window comes from the model, not your house.

You can start free. A new Kenerate account gets 25 starter credits, and Qwen Image 3.0 is on the free plan: an edit with one photo costs 9.9 credits, fine for trying tile colours or paint. Seedream 5.0 Pro, the best pick for a full remodel, costs 13.5 credits per image at 1K or 1.5K and 27 at 2K from one-time credit packs. Downloads have no watermark.

Yes. Open the photo in Edit Studio, choose Change Region, paint over just the floor — or just the shower wall — and describe the tile: size, finish, colour, layout and grout, such as “large matte terrazzo floor tile, light grey grout”. Everything you didn't paint stays as it was, so two versions differ by the tile alone.

Ask for the things that make small bathrooms feel bigger: a wall-hung or floating vanity so the floor shows underneath, large-format floor tiles with few grout lines, vertical tile on the walls, a clear glass shower screen instead of a curtain, a recessed shower niche, and a large mirror with lighting on both sides. Keep the toilet and shower where they are in the prompt so the ideas stay buildable.

Yes — ask for it directly: “replace the tub with a walk-in shower with a clear glass screen, a linear drain and a niche; keep the toilet, vanity and window the same”. GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst is good at that kind of single, literal change. Whether it fits is a separate question: in the US the IRC asks for at least 900 square inches of shower floor with no side under 30 inches.

No — it can't. An image model doesn't measure, so it may draw a toilet squeezed beside a vanity or a shower too small to use. The IRC, which most US states base their codes on, asks for at least 15 inches from the toilet's centreline to a side wall or fixture and 21 inches clear in front of it. Your local code may differ; your contractor will know.

Yes. Add the product photos as extra references next to your bathroom photo and say where each goes — “the vanity in image 2 on the left wall, the tile in image 3 on the floor”. Nano Banana 2.1 takes up to 14 images and Seedream 5.0 Pro up to 10. Check size and colour against the real sample; AI can draw a vanity wider than it is.

Seedream 5.0 Pro for most bathrooms: it remodels the whole room from your photo and is the default model for Change Region and Magic Eraser in Edit Studio. Use Nano Banana 2.1 to place real products, GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst for precise one-change edits, and Qwen Image 3.0 on the free plan for drafts. Per image: 13.5, 21, 11.7 (with one photo) and 9.9 credits.

No — it is a fast way to try finishes and layouts, not a design service. It doesn't check drains, waterproofing, ventilation or clearances, or size anything to real products. Use the images to settle on a look, then take them to a designer or contractor. Moving a toilet or shower is the expensive part, so keep those fixed in your first ideas.