How does the AI closet designer work?

You take a photo of the closet, choose the type of closet (walk-in, reach-in, wardrobe, linen, pantry, kids or mudroom), pick one of nine styles, and add extras like LED lighting, a shoe rack or an island. The app returns a photorealistic render of your own space, usually in under a minute.

Does it keep my actual room, or invent a new one?

Transform, Replace Elements, Remove Objects and Change Shelving all work on your photo and keep the room's geometry, window and door. Dream Closet is the opposite: it generates a space from a text description, so use it when nothing exists yet.

Can I build from the render?

Not from the render itself, which is an image and not a drawing. The measured plan is the part you build from: enter the wall lengths and it lays out bays, rods, shelves and drawers to standard dimensions and outputs a cut list and an elevation.

Is Closet Design free?

The app is free to download and includes free renders. Unlimited designs are a subscription, which you can cancel anytime in your App Store settings.

Will a designer or contractor accept these images?

As a brief, yes, and that is the point. Showing a contractor a render of your own closet removes most of the back and forth that comes from describing a style in words. Any quote still needs a site measure.

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Nine closet styles, not nine filters

Each style has its own vocabulary: what the fronts look like, which metal is used, how the light works and what it costs per linear foot. Open one to see the spec before you commit to it.

Modern closet design

$180 - $450 per linear foot installed

Slab (flat) drawer and door fronts, no raised panel, no molding

Minimalist closet design

$150 - $320 per linear foot installed

A single continuous top shelf running wall to wall

Luxury closet design

$600 - $1,400 per linear foot installed

Center island with drawers, often with a stone top

Boutique closet design

$350 - $800 per linear foot installed

Face-out rails, usually one per bay, at eye height

Industrial closet design

$90 - $260 per linear foot installed

Black iron pipe or steel bar for every rod

Scandinavian closet design

$140 - $340 per linear foot installed

Pale birch, ash or whitewashed pine

Classic closet design

$300 - $700 per linear foot installed

Shaker or raised-panel doors and drawer fronts

Contemporary closet design

$320 - $750 per linear foot installed

Fluted or reeded fronts on at least one bay

Rustic closet design

$160 - $420 per linear foot installed

Rough-sawn or live-edge solid timber shelving, 1-1/2 in. and up

Six ways to change a closet

Most closet decisions are comparisons, not blank pages. The app is built around that: change one thing, keep the rest, look at both.

Closet redesigned from a photo with new cabinetry

Transform your closet

Photograph the closet you have. Pick the closet type, a style and the extras you want, and the app redraws the same space with new cabinetry, keeping the walls and the window where they are.

Applying a reference closet style to another closet

Style reference

Found a closet on Pinterest you like? Upload that image alongside your own and the app applies its finish, color and hardware to your space instead of a generic preset.

Dream closet from scratch

No closet yet, or an empty stud-framed room. Describe what you want in a sentence and get a photorealistic render, which is the fastest way to brief a contractor.

Closet with the shelving system replaced

Change the shelving

Keep the room, swap the system: wood built-ins, wire shelving, modular towers or a custom layout. Useful when the decision is really about which system to buy.

Replace elements

Change one thing at a time. Swap the rods, the doors, the drawer fronts or the hardware and keep everything else identical, so you can compare two options honestly.

Remove the clutter

Empty the closet in the render so you can see the space itself. This is the one people use first, because a full closet is impossible to judge.

The part renders cannot answer

A measured plan, with a cut list

A render tells you what a closet looks like. It cannot tell you whether your clothes fit. Enter the wall lengths, the layout (single wall, two walls, L-shaped or U-shaped) and how you split hanging, drawers and shelves, and the planner lays out the bays to standard dimensions.

›Bays sized between 18 and 36 in., 27 in. ideal, so shelves do not sag
›Double hang at 40 and 80 in.; long hang gets the full 68 in.
›13 in. between folded shelves, 8 in. between shoe shelves
›An elevation drawing plus a panel-by-panel cut list you can hand over

See the standard dimensions

Element	Standard
Run height	84 in.
Run depth	24 in.
Bay width	18 - 36 in. (27 in. ideal)
Long hang	68 in. clear
Minimum hang tier	38 in. clear
Shelf spacing	13 in.
Shoe shelf spacing	8 in.
Drawer face	8 in., stack up to 48 in.
Toe kick	3.5 in.
Panel thickness	0.75 in.

Seven closet types, each with its own numbers

A linen closet and a walk-in have nothing in common except the door. Shelf depth, spacing and rod heights change completely, and getting them wrong is what makes a new closet feel worse than the old one.

A phone photo is enough

An empty room, a framed opening or a closet still full of clothes. The app works from what you have, and every render on this site came out of it.

Room photo before the closet redesign — Empty room to a modern walk-in

Redesign your closet from a photo

Nine closet styles, not nine filters

Modern closet design

Minimalist closet design

Luxury closet design

Boutique closet design

Industrial closet design

Scandinavian closet design

Classic closet design

Contemporary closet design

Rustic closet design

Six ways to change a closet

Transform your closet

Style reference

Dream closet from scratch

Change the shelving

Replace elements

Remove the clutter

A measured plan, with a cut list

Seven closet types, each with its own numbers

Walk-In Closet

Reach-In Closet

Wardrobe

Linen Closet

Pantry Closet

Kids Closet

Mudroom Closet

What it costs

A phone photo is enough

Frequently asked questions

See it before you build it