The free version lets you generate one piece of wall art daily. Downloads come watermarked at 1024px resolution. You're stuck with three room templates—and commercial use is off-limits. That daily limit resets every 24 hours.
Pro Base runs $19 monthly. It jumps to 150 generations. Pro High costs $29—gives you 250. Both unlock 4096x4096 pixel downloads (no watermarks). Both include ten room templates instead of three. The catch? Pro Base caps commercial sales at 100 monthly. Pro High allows 1000.
You describe what you want. Pick from eight art styles. Watercolor. Oil painting. Japanese art. Pop art. Artwork generates in seconds. Then comes the preview feature—this separates it from basic AI art generators. You can overlay your creation on realistic room mockups. Adjust size, lighting, perspective, frame style. An interior designer staging a condo could test different pieces across multiple room views before committing to prints.
Gallery Wall mode handles multi-piece layouts. Choose templates like Trio or Salon Style. Go freestyle with custom frame placement. Pro High users get print-ready PDFs and fast-track queue access. File history sticks around 90 days on Pro Base—stays permanently on Pro High.
The watermark on free downloads kills professional use. You'd need at least Pro Base to sell on Etsy or run a printables business. Point packages exist if you want generations without monthly commitment.
