About RoomFloat

What This Is

RoomFloat takes a photo of a room and returns that room in a different style, with the architecture pinned. It is built for the moment before a purchase: before the paint, before the sofa, before the stager, before the builder's quote. It is not a CAD tool, not a measurement tool and not a substitute for a designer on anything structural.

It exists because the alternative at that moment is a mood board of somebody else's house. A render of your own room answers a different question — not "do I like this style" but "does this style work here, with this light, and this floor".

How It Is Built

Render requests go to a hosted image model; uploads are normalised on our server before they are sent, and the model never sees your file name or account. Renders are stored as three sizes so a gallery page does not download a 4MB original. Payments are handled by Stripe, PayPal and Creem — we never see card details.

The site is server-rendered, has no third-party analytics script beyond a first-party event counter, and does not sell data. The privacy page lists exactly what is kept and for how long.

Two Limits We Will Not Pretend Away

First: it cannot measure. Proportions in a render are plausible, not accurate. If you are buying a sofa, measure the wall.

Second: it cannot move a wall. Structure lock keeps the room honest, and turning it off gives you a concept, not a plan. Anything load-bearing is a conversation with an architect.

Questions people ask before they upload