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App to rearrange your room

The app that helps you
rearrange your room.

Idori rearranges your room from a photo. Take one, say where the furniture should go or get AI Ideas, and see the new layout in seconds, before you move a single thing.

Free to start · No measurements needed · Your photos stay private

The flow

Rearrange your room in four taps, not four hours.

No graph paper, no measuring tape, no dragging the sofa back and forth. Just your room and a photo.

1

Photograph your room

Snap or upload the room exactly as it is arranged right now, clutter and all.

2

Say where things go

Not sure what to try? Get AI Ideas for the layout. Know what you want? Describe it in any language: sofa to the window, bed against the far wall.

3

See it rearranged

Idori returns your actual room with the furniture in its new places: same pieces, same light, new arrangement.

4

Compare & commit

Flip between arrangements side by side, Branch the best one to refine it, then move your furniture once, with confidence.

Furniture placement, solved

Stop pushing furniture around. Preview the layout first.

Room layout is guesswork until the heavy lifting is done. Idori flips that: it arranges the furniture in a photo of your real room, so you test every placement before you touch a thing.

  • Try as many furniture arrangements as you like, risk-free
  • Get AI Ideas that explain each placement and why it works
  • Works for any space: living room, bedroom, office, studio

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Layouts worth testing

A better arrangement depends on how the room needs to work.

A furniture rearranging app is most useful when the prompt names the room's job, the pieces to keep, and the problem to solve. Start with one of these directions, then adjust it to your space.

Living room

Test whether the sofa should face the fireplace, TV, or view. Ask for a clear path through the room and a conversation area in which chairs can face each other.

  • Anchor the seating with the rug
  • Keep windows and walkways open
  • Try one focal point at a time

Bedroom

Compare the bed on the longest uninterrupted wall, centered between windows, or turned to create more floor space. Keep door and closet access in the request.

  • Preserve a path on both sides of the bed
  • Make room for drawers to open
  • Test a desk or reading corner

Studio or small room

Ask the layout to separate sleeping, working, and relaxing without blocking light. A rug, open shelf, or the back of a sofa can create zones without adding a wall.

  • Prioritize one continuous walkway
  • Use the perimeter before the center
  • Keep the largest piece visually quiet

Room-rearranging prompts you can paste

Specific constraints make each version easier to judge. Tell Idori what must stay, what may move, and what should improve.

“Keep all of my furniture. Move the sofa away from the window and create a clear path from the door to the hallway.”

“Rearrange this bedroom with the bed centered on the far wall. Keep both nightstands and leave the closet unobstructed.”

“Give this studio separate sleeping and living zones without adding furniture or blocking natural light.”

“Show two armchairs facing the sofa, with the coffee table and rug centered as one conversation area.”

Use the preview to choose a direction, then measure. Idori creates a visual concept from your photo, not a dimensionally exact floor plan. Before moving or buying anything, confirm furniture dimensions, walking clearance, door swings, outlets, and vents in the real room.

Rearranging your room, answered

Questions before you start.

Yes, that app is Idori. Take a photo of your room, ask for a new arrangement, and Idori shows your actual room with the furniture rearranged. You Compare layouts on your phone instead of dragging the sofa around to find out.

Yes, Idori is free to start. The Free plan includes Freeform Prompt redesigns, the full library of 30+ curated styles, and full Compare and Version History, on a weekly credit allowance. Pro unlocks AI Ideas, precise Spot Edit, and watermark-free exports.

Photograph the room as it looks right now, then tell Idori what to try: move the sofa to face the window, put the bed against the far wall, open up the walkway. It returns your room with the new arrangement so you can judge it before lifting anything.

Yes. If you know the layout you want, describe it in any language. If you do not, get AI Ideas: Idori studies your photo and suggests placements with the reasoning behind each one, like anchoring the rug under the coffee table or freeing the window.

That is the point of starting from a photo. Ask Idori to keep your existing pieces and only change the arrangement, and you see your own sofa, bed, and shelves in their new spots. You can also swap or restyle pieces later if the layout inspires a bigger change.

No. There is no floor plan to draw before exploring a new arrangement. Idori works from one room photo. Because the result is a visual concept rather than a measured plan, check dimensions and walking clearances before moving or buying furniture.

An AI layout is best used to compare visual directions on your real room. It is not a dimensionally accurate floor plan, so confirm measurements, door swings, outlets, and safe walking clearances before making the physical change.

Idori is an iOS app for iPhone and iPad.

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Your furniture stays put until you are sure

The app that rearranges your room is free.

Download Idori, photograph any room, and see the better arrangement first.

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