The new floor,before the old one comes up.

Upload a photo of the room and a photo of the flooring sample. The new floor is laid wall to wall with the room kept, then a rug from its product photo.

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Phone photo of a bedroom with worn beige carpet, a double bed, two bedside tables and a window with a blind

The same bedroom with light oak herringbone parquet wall to wall, the bed, lamps and window unchanged

With the bedroom photo and a phone photo of the herringbone sample as references

Replace the beige carpet in this bedroom with the floor from the sample photo: light oak herringbone parquet with a matte oiled finish, laid across the whole floor, planks at a realistic size for the room. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the bed and duvet, the headboard, the bedside tables and lamps, the grey walls, the white skirting boards, the window and blind, the light and the camera angle. Photorealistic.

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How it works

A floor is chosen from a sample the size of a book.

Take two photos.
The room from the doorway, and the flooring sample from the shop or the website.
Point at the sample.
Say the sample is the new floor, wall to wall, and what stays: the furniture, the walls, the light.
See the floor.
One Pro render, about a minute. Then a rug from its product photo on the same image.

Recorded walkthrough

A new floor from a sample photo, then a rug

One room photo, one sample photo and one rug packshot in a chat, two Pro renders, every prompt shown, the clock on screen. Watch the recording or read the same steps below.

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Start a chat, add the room, add the sample
Two references: a phone photo of the room and a photo of the flooring sample, from the shop or its website. Add media once for each file.
Main prompt
Four by three, say what goes, what replaces it, what stays
Pick 4:3 for the photo. Name the floor that goes, point at the sample for the new one, ask for realistic plank sizes, and list what must not move: the bed, the lamps, the walls, the skirting, the window, the camera. Pro quality.
Message to Vizzy
Replace the beige carpet in this bedroom with the floor from the sample photo: light oak herringbone parquet with a matte oiled finish, laid across the whole floor, planks at a realistic size for the room. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the bed and duvet, the headboard, the bedside tables and lamps, the grey walls, the white skirting boards, the window and blind, the light and the camera angle. Photorealistic.
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Pro render, 77 s
The herringbone floor
The carpet gone, the oak herringbone from the sample wall to wall, the bed, lamps and window untouched. Click the thumbnail to see it full size.
Main prompt
The rug: add the new floor, then the rug’s product photo
The chat clears the two photos after the first render, so the composer is empty: add the new floor to the chat, add the rug’s product photo, and say where it lies and which way.
Message to Vizzy
Put the rug from the product photo on the floor under the bed: the exact cream rug with the terracotta and blue diamond pattern and the fringed ends, laid flat, turned crosswise so it shows on both sides of the bed and at the foot of it. Keep the herringbone floor and everything else in the room exactly as it is: the bed, the bedside tables and lamps, the walls, the window, the light and the camera angle.
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Pro render, 59 s
The rug in place
The rug from the packshot, pattern and fringes, under the bed on the new floor. Two images, about 3 minutes from the first upload to the second result.

renders: 2
quality: Pro
from the first upload to the rug: 3:03

Timings are from send to result on Pro quality at 1K, read from the recording. Fast quality is quicker and cheaper per render. Nothing in the recording was retouched.

Examples

Carpet to herringbone from a sample photo, then the rug on top.

A rug from its product photo, under the bed

The bedroom with the herringbone floor from the first render

Previous render

The same bedroom with a cream rug with a terracotta and blue diamond pattern under the bed on the herringbone floor

Visualizee render

With the first result and the rug product photo as references

Put the rug from the product photo on the floor under the bed: the exact cream rug with the terracotta and blue diamond pattern and the fringed ends, laid flat, turned crosswise so it shows on both sides of the bed and at the foot of it. Keep the herringbone floor and everything else in the room exactly as it is: the bed, the bedside tables and lamps, the walls, the window, the light and the camera angle.

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The two renders of the recording, and another take of the rug.

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Flooring visualizer questions.

What the recording shows, what it takes and what to expect from your own room photo.

All questions

How can I see a new floor in my room before buying it?

Add a photo of the room and a photo of the sample to a chat, say which floor goes and what stays, and send. The render lays the sample’s floor across the room and keeps everything on it; the recording gets the first floor back in 77 seconds.

Does it work with wood, laminate, vinyl and tile?

Yes, any floor you can photograph or describe: plank, herringbone or chevron wood, laminate, LVP, stone and porcelain tile, carpet. Name the pattern and the finish in the prompt as well as giving the sample, so the layout is right.

Will the furniture stay in place?

The prompt lists the bed, the bedside tables, the walls and the window as fixed, and both renders in the recording keep them. Floors under furniture are filled in where they show.

Can I add a rug or furniture from a shop listing?

Yes. Add the product photo as a reference and say where it goes, as the rug step shows.

How much does it cost?

The recorded pair took two Pro renders. On the $35 Pro plan a Pro render costs about 27 cents, so that is about 55 cents. Fast quality is cheaper per render. The free start includes 5 renders with no card.

How accurate is the colour of the floor?

Close enough to choose between options, not a colour match. The render follows the sample photo, so a photo in daylight gives the most faithful result; check the real sample in the room before ordering.