How FlorAI Garden Design from Photo Works
Photograph the whole area in even daylight, include boundaries and the house when useful, and keep the camera level. Choose the outdoor-space type and a garden style, then describe the main use, planting feel, materials, maintenance level, and anything that must stay. FlorAI generates a visual concept that you can compare with the original view.
Try more than one version. One may have a better path, another may handle privacy more naturally, and a third may suggest a useful planting palette. Saving two or three focused references is often more helpful than expecting one image to answer every practical question.
- Show doors, windows, paths, fences, and major features.
- Avoid blur, heavy shadow, extreme wide angles, and foreground obstruction.
- Remove house numbers, faces, vehicle plates, and other private details.
- Take separate angles when one photo cannot explain a large garden.
What Garden Design from Photo Cannot Guarantee
Image generation may alter garden geometry, buildings, boundaries, furniture scale, plants, materials, or lighting. A prompt can ask to keep doors and windows, but the output should still be checked carefully. It is a visual suggestion, not a faithful survey.
Before buying or building, measure the real area and check climate, soil, drainage, access, plant safety, mature plant size, product dimensions, local rules, and professional advice where needed.
Continue Your FlorAI AI Garden Design Research
Use these related guides to move from broad inspiration to a clearer garden photo, outdoor-space brief, style, comparison, or plant-care question.
Start Your FlorAI AI Garden Design
Upload one outdoor photo, describe how the space should look and work, then compare visual concepts. Use the result as early inspiration and check measurements, local plant suitability, drainage, structures, and professional advice separately.
