AI landscape design generator
Describe an outdoor space or upload a photo of your front yard, backyard, patio or courtyard. Explore planting, paths, seating, lawn and privacy as one photorealistic concept.
Landscape ideas · GPT Image 2.5
How it works
Name the outdoor-space type, how it should be used, what should stay, preferred planting character and hardscape materials. A clear photo adds useful site context.
Choose 16:9, 4:3 or 1:1. Each run uses 8 credits and creates one 1K still image.
Review access, boundaries, grade, mature trees, planting scale and hardscape clearances. Save the visual direction, then verify local conditions before building or planting.
Landscape direction
Describe dining, play, gathering, gardening or quiet seating areas and how people move between them. A few clear zones usually read better than many small features.
Ask for layered native planting, a formal hedge, meadow texture or a water-wise palette. The image can suggest a look, but it cannot verify species, spacing or seasonal performance.
With a photo, name the house, driveway, walls, pool or mature trees that should stay. The instructions aim to retain them, but check the result before relying on any relationship.
Prompt ideas
Name the space, how it should be used, what stays, planting character, materials and light.
A modest suburban front yard with a welcoming stone path, layered low-maintenance planting, one small shade tree, a defined lawn edge and restrained path lighting.
A family backyard with large-format pavers, a dining table under a simple timber pergola, open lawn for play, layered boundary planting and warm evening light.
A compact courtyard with limestone paving, a narrow reflecting basin, one multi-stem tree, shade-tolerant planting, a built-in timber bench and soft wall lighting.
Ways to use it
Explore the relationship between the entry path, lawn, planting and facade before choosing a direction for detailed design.
Compare where a patio, pergola, dining area or fire-pit zone might sit visually. Confirm real dimensions, access and safety separately.
Explore gravel, drought-tolerant forms and reduced lawn as a look. A local landscape professional or horticulturist must select species and irrigation for the actual climate and soil.
Use the concept to explain atmosphere, priorities and material preferences. Site surveys, drainage, planting plans, costs and construction details still require professional work.
This generator uses 8 credits for one 1K image. Membership credits work across YouArt image, video, audio, and workflow tools.
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