AI Room Cleaner Chat — Declutter a Room Photo, Keep or Remove Furniture

Upload the cluttered photo and describe what to remove — "clean up the kitchen counter" or "remove all personal items and clutter from this bedroom." The AI identifies and removes matching items while preserving everything else.

Yes. "Remove the red chair, the boxes by the door, and the shoes on the floor" — the AI targets only the items you describe. Or say "remove everything on the dining table" for area-based cleanup.

Yes. "Declutter this room but keep the books on the shelf and the plant on the table" — the AI understands exclusions and preserves items you specifically mention.

Yes. The AI reconstructs walls, floors, and surfaces behind removed items using context from the surrounding area. Results are seamless — removed areas look natural, not edited.

Yes. Declutter first to create a clean base, then stage with new furniture — all in the same conversation. The staged version uses the decluttered room as its starting point.

Object Removal requires drawing a mask around each object. Chat decluttering identifies items from text descriptions — faster for multiple items and requires no drawing skill.

Yes. "Remove the garden hose, trash bins, and toys from the backyard" — works on exterior photos the same way as interior spaces.

Describe what to restore — "put the lamp back" or "keep the vase on the table." Or revert to the previous version and try again with a more specific description.

Each decluttering generation costs 2 credits. Whether you remove one item or twenty items in a single instruction, the cost is the same 2 credits.

No. The AI maintains original image resolution and quality. Areas where items were removed are reconstructed at the same quality level as the rest of the image.