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roomix / room-redesign/object-edit

Edit architectural objects in photos using masks. Remove objects, change colors, swap materials, or apply custom edits to interior and exterior spaces.

Starts from $0.039 /run
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URL of the source image to edit (interior, exterior, or architectural photo).

URL of the mask image. White pixels indicate the object/area to edit; black pixels are preserved. Must match the source image dimensions.

Describe what you want to do with the masked area. Examples: 'Remove the object and fill naturally', 'Replace with a modern bookshelf', 'Change to a minimalist style'.

Target color for the masked object. Use 'auto' to keep the current color, or specify a color (e.g. 'navy blue', 'warm white', 'matte black', '#8B4513').

Target material for the masked object. Use 'auto' to keep the current material, or specify a material (e.g. 'marble', 'brushed oak', 'polished concrete', 'leather').

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## Room Redesign Object Edit

Make precise, mask-guided edits to objects in architectural and interior/exterior photographs. Perfect for designers, architects, and homeowners who want to visualize changes to specific elements in a space.

### Capabilities

- **Remove objects** – Erase furniture, fixtures, or clutter from a room and fill the area naturally. - **Change color** – Repaint walls, furniture, cabinets, or any masked object to a new color. - **Change material** – Swap surfaces like wood to marble, fabric to leather, brick to stone, etc. - **Custom edits** – Describe any edit you want applied to the masked area.

### How It Works

1. Provide the source image (`file_url`) of your interior or exterior space. 2. Provide a mask image (`mask`) where **white** marks the object/area to edit and **black** marks areas to preserve. 3. Write a prompt describing what you want to do with the masked area. 4. Optionally set `color` or `material` to override those properties (defaults to `auto` which preserves the current value). 5. Receive the edited image with your changes applied seamlessly.

### Creating Mask Images

Masks can be created using any image editor (e.g., Photoshop, GIMP, Figma, or even MS Paint): - Start with a **black canvas** matching the source image dimensions. - Paint **white** over the object or area you want to edit. - Save as PNG for best results (no compression artifacts on mask edges).

Alternatively, use AI-powered segmentation tools to automatically generate masks for specific objects.

### Use Cases

- Visualize a kitchen with different countertop materials - Preview wall color changes before painting - Remove unwanted furniture from a staging photo - Swap flooring materials in a living room - Test exterior siding or roofing alternatives - Change cabinet finishes or hardware styles - Preview different tile or backsplash options