Pergola destination with framed seating
Test whether a new focal structure makes the yard feel anchored instead of unresolved.
LandscapingDesignPro
Upload the real space, test a few landscape directions, and compare structure, planting, and materials before you commit to labor or products.
Test whether a new focal structure makes the yard feel anchored instead of unresolved.
Compare privacy and boundary definition before you choose a style or material.
See how paving, canopy, and planting mass change the balance of the space.
Study whether a social zone belongs in the plan before a contractor starts pricing it.
Design gallery
Browse the concepts, compare the looks, and follow the designs you want to study more closely.
Published inspiration
A complete Side Yard Paver Ideas concept showing the overall style, layout, and main focal points.
Published inspiration
A Side Yard Paver Ideas concept shown with surrounding context, paths, and nearby zones.
Published inspiration
A complete Small Yard Landscaping Ideas concept showing the overall style, layout, and main focal points.
Published inspiration
A Small Yard Landscaping Ideas concept shown with surrounding context, paths, and nearby zones.
Use your own photo to compare real options, not mood boards.
Step 01
Start with the actual space so every concept keeps the right scale, sightlines, and constraints.
Step 02
Call out structure, planting, materials, privacy, or reference images so the comparison stays tied to the decision you are actually making.
Step 03
Generate a few directions, react to what holds up in context, and discard the ideas that only looked good in theory.
Best when you need to compare options on the same yard without turning the process into a full design presentation.
Test pergolas, patios, fences, paths, and garden rooms on the actual space before anyone starts pricing them.
Compare hardscape, planting mass, privacy, and finish choices without rebuilding the whole concept from scratch.
Keep every option anchored to the same yard photo so the strongest concept still feels achievable later.
Credit packs
Buy only what you need to compare directions on the real yard. One credit generates one image and stays valid for 12 months.
Try a few directions
$9.99
for 25 credits
A smaller pack for narrowing planting, structure, or material direction on one project.
Explore more possibilities
$19.99
for 75 credits
More room to compare multiple layouts, refinements, and alternate directions without rationing attempts.
Straightforward pricing for homeowners and designers comparing options before they commit.
Every generated concept uses exactly one credit.
Use credits for fresh landscape directions or tighter revisions using the same reference photo.
Reference photos are free to upload and do not consume credits.
Your credits stay available for a full year after purchase.
Example: 4 concepts compared = 4 credits
Final step
Upload a photo, try a few directions, and move forward with the ideas that still make sense once you see them in context.
Start with your photo