This page lists exterior tools. It is a directory, not the exterior generator. The first group is the building you can see: the whole exterior, the front elevation, the roof, the cladding, the paint, an addition, the drive, and the fence. The second group is the ground: landscape, garden, yard, backyard, patio, deck, pool, and planting.
Outside the walls
Exterior Design
This is the directory, not the exterior generator. Facade, roof, cladding, paint, the addition, the drive, and the fence are the building you can see. Landscape, garden, yard, patio, deck, pool, and planting are the ground. They do not share one form. The page that restyles the whole visible house is exterior design. Stay here only long enough to choose.
The house
These pages start from a photo of the building. Walls, roof, and the approach from the street stay the subject. Planting beds are not the brief here.
- HouseAI Exterior DesignRedesign the outside of a house from a street or garden photo.Open
- HouseAI Facade DesignStudy the front elevation: entry, windows, and cladding.Open
- HouseAI Roof DesignExplore roof form, pitch, and material on the current house.Open
- HouseAI Siding DesignTest cladding material and color on the walls you already have.Open
- HouseAI Exterior Paint VisualizerRepaint the exterior without redrawing the architecture.Open
- HouseAI Home Addition DesignShow an added volume against the house that is already there.Open
- HouseAI Driveway DesignRedesign the approach, parking, and the material under the car.Open
- HouseAI Fence DesignDesign the boundary: fence, gate, and the degree of privacy.Open
The ground
These pages start from the lot. Paths, beds, paving, water, and what can actually be planted stay in front. The facade is background unless the page says otherwise.
- GroundAI Landscape DesignShape paths, levels, and planting masses around the house.Open
- GroundAI Garden DesignDesign beds, garden rooms, and the planting character of a garden.Open
- GroundAI Yard DesignTreat the front, side, and rear yard as one outdoor plan.Open
- GroundAI Backyard DesignPlan the rear yard for sitting, play, and the door back into the house.Open
- GroundAI Patio DesignLay out a patio: paving, furniture, and shade.Open
- GroundAI Deck DesignDesign a deck, including rails, stairs, and how it meets the house.Open
- GroundAI Pool DesignPlace a pool and the terrace around it on the existing site.Open
- GroundAI Garden Planting PlannerPlan beds and plant roles, not only a picture of a garden.Open
Directory
The house and the ground do not share a form
Those groups fail when they borrow each other’s job. A siding page changes the skin and leaves the openings. A roof page tries a roof on the house already in the photograph. A landscape page draws paths and levels around a footprint that stays. A garden page is beds and a place to stay, under trees that do not move. If you open the wrong card, the result will look finished and still be the wrong drawing.
The tool named AI exterior design is the full visible house, from the street or the garden. Use this directory when you are not sure whether the question is the wall, the roof, or the lot. Use that tool when you already know the subject is the whole house and the massing should survive.
Read the page from four sides
The house
Massing, openings, roof, and the approach from the street. Planting beds are not the brief on these cards.
The ground
Paths, grade, beds, paving, water, and what can be planted. The facade is background unless the card says otherwise.
One material
Paint, siding, and roof are single-subject pages. They are faster to judge because almost everything else is locked.
An addition
An added volume has to meet the house that is already standing. It is not a second facade with the original deleted.
Where this page stops
The links below are the neighboring jobs. Each one keeps a promise this page does not make.
Exterior design from a photograph restyles the house you can see. This directory does not.
Landscape design keeps the footprint and redraws paths and levels. It is not a facade study.
Facade design is only the front elevation, and only as many floors as the photograph already has.