From your yard photo
Upload a backyard or front-yard photo, pick one of 12 looks, and generate a visual concept on the space you already have. The house, roof, fence line, and camera angle stay in place while planting, paving, and outdoor furniture change. This is a concept you can compare with the original photo, not a planting plan, construction drawing, or CAD file. Check the house, lot shape, and light in every result before you treat it as a direction for a contractor.

Before and after
Each tile pairs the original yard photo with a concept. Drag the slider to compare.

Modern paving, pale stone, low planting, and less lawn while keeping the house and fence.

A cottage garden with mixed flowering beds, a soft path, and layered planting while keeping the house and fence.

A tropical yard with palms, banana plants, lush broadleaf plants, and timber decking while keeping the house and fence.

A cottage garden with mixed flowering beds, a soft path, and layered planting while keeping the house and fence.
What stays, what changes
Each run starts from your photo. Planting and paving change; the building and lot should still read as the same place.

A clear daylight shot of the whole backyard or front yard gives the editor the house, fence, walkway, and lot shape. Tight close-ups and night photos make it harder to keep the property recognizable.
Upload a yard photo
The edit is instructed to keep the house, roof, windows, driveway position, fence line, lot shape, camera angle, and sky. Review every result for a drifted roofline or a lot that no longer matches the photo.
Keep the house
Choose one of 12 looks in the style picker. You do not write a prompt. Run more than one look on the same photo if you want to compare directions.
Choose a look
The page shows the original photo next to the concept. Use that pair to talk through planting, paving, or furniture with a contractor. It is not a plant list, grade plan, or construction drawing.
Compare the resultHow to use
Upload a yard photo, pick a look, set Faster or Finer, then generate a concept you can compare with the original.
Use a daylight shot of a backyard, front yard, or similar outdoor space. Include the house and the full area you want to change so the concept still reads as the same property.
Pick one of 12 looks in the style picker. The selected look is applied to the yard in your photo.
Faster is for trying looks. Finer keeps more detail for a concept you might show someone. Choose 1K or 2K. 4K is available on Pro.
Run the concept, then check the house, fence, lot shape, and light against the original. Try another look on the same photo if you want a second direction.
Use cases
Use the result to see a direction on your own photo. It does not replace a landscape designer, irrigation plan, or contractor quote.
See less lawn, a wider walk, or low beds on the photo of your current front yard before you buy plants or paving.
Preview gravel and drought plants on the yard you already have, then take the comparison to a nursery or designer.
Place a sitting area in the existing backyard to judge scale and light before you move furniture or pour a pad.
Bring a before-and-after pair to a site visit so you can point at planting, paving, or furniture without pretending it is a construction set.
FAQ
What the yard-photo tool does, which looks you can pick, Faster or Finer, and how credits work.
From your photo
Upload a yard photo, pick a look, and generate a concept you can compare and download.
Upload a yard photoUpload a yard photo, pick one of 12 looks, and generate a visual concept on Yardwoven. Choose Faster or Finer, then 1K or 2K. Not a planting plan or CAD.
Each run creates the selected number of looks.