Apply Design vs DecorAI

Apply Design is a web service for staging, editing, and presenting real estate photos. Auto Stage adds furniture to empty listing photos, while its AI removal tool clears furniture, rugs, and décor while retaining photorealistic walls and lighting. It can stage panoramic and 360-degree views for virtual tours and keep furniture and layout consistent across several photos of the same room. AI Property Video turns 3–15 listing photos into a narrated video with captions and music, in vertical or widescreen formats. Other tools include a drag-and-drop editor, photo enhancements, and custom 3D models made from object photos. Users can also create a single-property website; the first one is free. The first image is free, and a new account receives one Apply Coin that allows up to five renders of that image. Coin packs cost $7 as a one-time purchase for 20 or more, $8, paid once for 10–19, or $10, paid once for up to nine. Coins are non-transferable, have no cash value, and expire one year after purchase unless otherwise stated at purchase.

DecorAI creates AI redesign visualizations from photos of rooms, home exteriors and gardens, usually in under 10 seconds. It offers more than 60 styles, 40 room and space types, 40 color schemes and more than 30 design controls. Listed tools include masked inpainting, style transfer, floor planning, furniture import, empty-room editing and virtual staging. Users can import Pinterest or Instagram images as references or starting points. DecorAI runs on the web, iPhone, iPad and Android, with saved designs syncing across platforms when users sign in to the same account. The free plan allows 3 designs daily, with a short video ad per design and a small watermark; no account or card is required. Pro costs $19.99 a month or $39.99 a year and includes unlimited generations, no ads or watermark, priority speed, Room Analysis and a Design Report with PDF export, recommendations, cost estimates, a color palette and an action plan. Visualizations are for inspiration, not exact blueprints or construction plans.