AI landscape design for real homes

See a better landscape before you change your yard

Start with photos of the outdoor space you already have. GardenGPT helps you compare practical design directions while keeping your home, boundaries, mature trees, and other elements that should stay.

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Plain suburban backyard before landscape designBeforeAfter

Suburban backyard

Turn an empty lawn into an outdoor room

Keep useful lawn and the mature tree, then add a modest terrace, layered planting, and a compact place to gather.

Preserved: house, fence, mature tree, lawn area

Same property. Same camera. A clearer direction.

Landscape ideas grounded in the space you actually own

These examples show the kind of visual planning GardenGPT supports: the building and fixed context stay recognizable while planting, circulation, seating, and material choices change.

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Plain craftsman front yard before landscape designBeforeAfter

Front yard

Improve curb appeal without changing the house

Frame the existing path and porch with layered, region-appropriate planting while the driveway and mature trees remain intact.

Preserved: house, driveway, mailbox, mature trees
Small enclosed patio before landscape designBeforeAfter

Compact patio

Make a small patio work harder

Use a slim bench, small table, and vertical planting to create dining, rest, and greenery without pretending the space is larger.

Preserved: walls, paving, tree, drainage and utilities
Dry side yard with patchy turf before landscape designBeforeAfter

Dry side yard

Replace struggling turf with a low-water direction

Explore gravel, drainage, boulders, and drought-tolerant planting while keeping access to every utility point.

Preserved: path, walls, utilities, established tree
Family backyard with lawn and swing before landscape designBeforeAfter

Family backyard

Add dining and planting while keeping room to play

Retain open lawn and clear sightlines, then strengthen the patio, shade border, privacy planting, and herb-growing zone.

Preserved: play area, lawn, house, oak tree, fence

From photo to a direction you can use

A simple path for DIY planning

  1. 01

    Show one space

    Upload one photo or up to four angles of the same yard, patio, balcony, or garden.

  2. 02

    Set priorities

    Confirm the space type, style, practical needs, and fixed elements to preserve.

  3. 03

    Compare and refine

    Review several concepts, choose a direction, and enhance the result when you are ready.

Useful boundaries

What GardenGPT can — and cannot — do

Use it to explore

  • Different landscape directions for the same photographed space
  • Planting, path, seating, privacy, and material relationships
  • Low-lift refreshes and more ambitious visual concepts
  • Ideas to discuss, save, compare, and refine before purchasing

Do not treat it as

  • A construction drawing, permit set, or measured site plan
  • A guarantee that a plant suits your climate, soil, pets, or local rules
  • A structural, drainage, electrical, or irrigation engineering decision
  • A final cost estimate or substitute for a qualified local professional

Related landscape templates

Use a template to prefill a practical space and style direction, then adapt it to your own photos.

Coastal Pool Area

Pool area

Coastal Pool Area

Plan clear circulation, low-litter planting, privacy, and open views around the pool.

Use this template
Contemporary Entertaining Backyard

Entertaining backyard

Contemporary Entertaining Backyard

Organize dining, conversation, durable materials, and evening lighting for easy hosting.

Use this template
Cottage Front Yard

Front yard

Cottage Front Yard

Build welcoming curb appeal with layered planting and an approachable weekend plan.

Use this template

Before you upload

AI landscape design questions

Do I need four photos?

No. One clear photo is enough to begin. Up to four angles of the same space can provide more context about boundaries and layout.

Will GardenGPT keep my house and existing trees?

You can identify elements that should stay, and the workflow is designed to preserve fixed context. Every generated concept should still be reviewed before you act on it.

Can I use the result as a construction plan?

No. Results are visual concepts for planning and discussion, not measured drawings, engineering advice, permits, or installation instructions.

What image formats can I upload?

The workspace accepts common GPT Image 2 image-to-image formats used by GardenGPT, including JPEG, PNG, and WebP, up to the limits shown at upload.

Your home stays recognizable

Start with the space you already have

Upload a real view, choose what should remain, and compare landscape directions before spending on plants or materials.

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