The workbench is for a photograph you already accept and a change you can point at. Repaint a region, erase an object, empty the room, replace a surface, shift the light, extend the frame, or try a sky. Those are edits. They are not a kitchen remodel, and they are not a style preset applied to a whole interior.
Workbench
AI Room Editor
Edit the picture
The workbench changes a picture you already have. A generator chooses the style and the room. Both ask you to sign in before they run.
The edited image opens here, large enough to check an edge or a surface.
Editing
The workbench changes a picture. It does not choose a scheme
A generator asks what the room should become and which parts of the shell must survive. The workbench asks which pixels should move. If you only want the sofa gone, do not open a room design page and hope the rest of the architecture stays polite. If you want a new cabinet language with the sink left on its wall, do not try to paint that decision one brush stroke at a time.
Examples on this page are stills of each operation, including the walkthrough, which is shown as frames rather than played as a film. Sign in before a pass runs. The workbench does not bypass the locks on the generator pages. It is a different instrument.
Read the page from four sides
A region
Point at the part that changes. The rest of the frame is the control, the way a locked window is the control on a room page.
A clearance
Emptying a room is staging’s cousin, not a redesign. The shell should still be the shell in the photograph.
A surface
Paint, texture, and relighting are finishes. They do not move a door or add a floor.
A frame
Expanding the picture invents the unseen edge. Judge that edge before you trust it. The camera did not record it.
Where this page stops
The links below are the neighboring jobs. Each one keeps a promise this page does not make.
Room design restyles the whole room in the photograph. Use it when the edit is no longer a patch.
Virtual staging furnishes an empty room from the doorway you photographed. Emptying and furnishing are opposite directions.
Exterior paint recolors a facade and leaves the building. A workbench paint pass is local. The paint tool is the whole elevation.