


Living room · modern minimal vs Nordic
One living room photo restyled twice. Look A is modern minimal. Look B is Nordic. These are concept previews. Window and door positions can drift.
Upload one room photo, pick two different styles, then compare Original, A, and B before you download either look.
Two independent restyles
A and B never feed each other. Each look is a separate job on the original photo. Openings can drift. The files you download are concept previews, not measured plans.
Upload one room photo, pick two different styles, then inspect Original, A, and B before downloading either look.
JPG, PNG, or WebP · up to 5 MB · 256–4,096 px per side · ≤ 16 MP
Two looks will appear beside your photo
Upload a supported room photo, pick two different styles, then compare both looks.
Same-room A/B cases
These illustrative, AI-generated concept previews show two styles on one source photo. They are not measured outputs. Actual results vary, and openings can drift, so inspect your own A and B against the original.



One living room photo restyled twice. Look A is modern minimal. Look B is Nordic. These are concept previews. Window and door positions can drift.



One bedroom photo restyled as Nordic in look A and natural wood in look B. Concept previews only. Openings can drift from the source frame.



One study photo restyled as modern minimal in look A and natural wood in look B. Concept previews only. Desk depth and the door can drift.
Source and styles
A standing-height photo that shows the walls, one window or door, and the main furniture gives both looks more geometry to share. Straight-on shots compare more honestly than extreme wide angles.
Use a JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 5 MB, with each side from 256 to 4,096 pixels and no more than 16 megapixels. One source photo drives both looks.
Living room, bedroom, or study tells the brief which furniture class to restyle. Style A and style B must differ. Modern minimal, Nordic, and natural wood change palette and materials, not the room type.
A and B are independent. If a window or door drifted on one look, keep the other or photograph again from standing height.
AI Room Design exists to compare two styles on the same photo. AI Interior Design restyles one photo into one style. Use the page that matches the decision you are making.
If you already know the look and only need one restyle, open AI Interior Design. That page runs a single style. This page freezes one source, then runs A and B as separate jobs so you can judge two directions without photographing twice.
Both pages accept the same room types and style names. They do not share a comparison group in your account. Each look on this page is its own tracked task, so a failed B does not undo a finished A.
Compare in three steps
One click starts both looks after the source, room, and two styles freeze. Changing the controls during a run does not rewrite the jobs already in flight.
The workbench reads dimensions locally, then uploads with a purpose-bound proof. A and B both use that same source URL.
Style A and style B must differ. The pair start confirms 50 credits, 25 for each look, before either job is created.
On a wide screen you see the source beside both looks. On a phone you keep the original and switch A and B. Download each file separately. Retry only a failed look after you confirm its 25-credit cost.
Each download is a new raster image. It is not a CAD file, floor plan, shopping list, or contractor package. Furniture is invented, not matched to a store item. Windows and doors can still drift even when the brief asks them to stay.
Keep the original file. If an opening drifted, discard that look. This page does not offer a keep-existing-furniture control. If you need wall lengths or clearances, measured 3D floor-plan software remains the next step.
Upload only room photos you have the right to process. Signed-in tasks can appear in My Creations so a look can be recovered after a dropped connection instead of being paid for twice.
The current storage backend has no automatic expiry for uploaded or generated image objects. Delete in My Creations soft-deletes the task record from account history; it does not delete the underlying image object. Review the Privacy Policy before uploading photos of private homes you do not own.
By using the tool, you confirm that your upload complies with the Terms of Service. Reviewed by the Banana Pro AI product team · Last reviewed: 2026-09-15.
Three-way decision
Pick the workflow that matches the decision. A same-photo dual style comparison is not a measured layout, and a one-style restyle is not a two-look bakeoff.
Questions
Plain answers about dual styles, credits, recovery, and how this page differs from a one-style restyle.
Yes. Both jobs send the same source image. Look B never sees look A. If A fails, a finished B is still the restyle of your original photo.
A comparison with two identical styles is not a comparison. The workbench and the server both reject a pair where style A and style B match.
Each look uses 25 credits, so starting both looks uses 50 credits. Retrying a failed look charges only that look after you confirm.
The brief asks the model to keep camera angle, walls, windows, and doors. That is not a guarantee. Straight, standing-height photos hold openings better. Compare both looks with the original before you use either file.
The workbench stores both in-flight task ids for your signed-in account. Signed-in results can also be opened from My Creations. Refreshing does not start a new 25-credit charge for a task that already exists.
Keep editing
Use the one-style restyle when you already picked a look, the editor for a written instruction, or generative fill when only one region should change.
Keep the original. Compare both looks.
Start with one standing-height photo, review the pair cost of 50 credits, and inspect Original, A, and B before you keep either AI room design preview.
Open the room design workbench