AI Bathroom Design from a photo of your bathroom
This AI bathroom design tool works on a photo of your own bathroom. Choose the job, from a new vanity to swapping the tub for a walk-in shower, and see your own bathroom remodeled in about a minute. Gutted to the studs? Pick a layout and design it from scratch.
- Free to try
- Tub to walk-in shower
- 6 styles, every material adjustable





Designs made with CurbMuse on AI-generated sample rooms, not customer homes
AI bathroom remodel ideas to try
The same 1980s pink bathroom, remodeled four ways. The toilet, window and door stay where they are.

Warm spa · tub to shower
Stone-look walls, oak, warm light.

Marble & brass
Marble walls, brass, black vanity.

Sage vanity
Sage shaker vanity, marble, brass.

Light & natural · tub to shower
White tile, oak, plants.
Also in the tool: Modern farmhouse (shiplap, rustic wood, black) and Vintage tile (green tile, clawfoot charm). The bathrooms are AI-generated sample rooms, not customer homes; the designs were made with this tool.
Tub to shower conversion
A bathtub to shower conversion swaps a rarely used tub for a walk-in shower. To see it on your own bathroom first, choose Tub to walk-in shower: the AI puts the shower where the tub is, with the glass, tile and fixtures of your style, and keeps the toilet, window and door in place.
Before you decide, think about who uses the house. If it’s the only tub, families with small children may miss it, and a common piece of advice from real estate agents is to keep at least one tub in the house. A walk-in shower with a low or no curb is also easier to use as you get older.


Design a gutted bathroom
Stripped to the studs, or a new bathroom in an addition: choose An empty or gutted room, pick a layout, tub-shower combo, walk-in shower, tub + walk-in shower, wet room, and a single or double vanity. The AI puts the toilet on the flange and the shower over the drain it can see in the photo.
Gutted room, walk-in shower and double vanity: the toilet sits on the flange and the shower over the drain.


Bathroom visualizer for tile, vanity and fixtures
Every style fills in the tile, vanity, top, shower glass, faucets and mirror, and you can change any of them before you design. Wall tile: stone-look slab, zellige, subway, marble, shiplap, green square tile. Floor: stone-look tile, hexagon mosaic, checkerboard, terrazzo, patterned cement, wood-look tile. Faucets and fixtures: matte black, brass, bronze, nickel, chrome.
Already have a design you like? Change one part swaps just the tile or just the vanity on that picture for 1 credit, so you can compare options on the same bathroom.


A bathroom refresh for 1 credit
Not ready to retile? Refresh keeps the tub, tile, floor and toilet and changes the vanity, its top, the mirror, lights and faucets. It’s the smallest job in real life too.
A 1-credit refresh: the tub, tile and floor stay; new vanity, top, mirrors, lights and faucets.


Refresh, remodel or new layout: what each involves
The bathroom remodel visualizer shows the look. This is roughly what each kind of job means, so you know what to ask a contractor.
| Job in the tool | What changes | Closest Cost vs. Value project (2025, national average) |
|---|---|---|
| Refresh | What changes: Vanity and top, mirror, lights, faucets | Closest Cost vs. Value project (2025, national average): No direct match; much less than a full remodel |
| Full remodel | What changes: Tile, tub or shower, vanity, floor and lights in the same layout | Closest Cost vs. Value project (2025, national average): Bath remodel, midrange: $26,138, about 80% recouped at resale |
| Tub to walk-in shower | What changes: The tub becomes a walk-in shower; new tile, vanity and fixtures | Closest Cost vs. Value project (2025, national average): Between the midrange bath remodel and the universal design bath ($42,183, about 61% recouped) |
| New layout | What changes: Double vanity, separate tub and shower, or a freestanding tub | Closest Cost vs. Value project (2025, national average): Bath remodel, upscale: $81,612, about 42% recouped |
National averages are only a starting point: prices depend on your region, the size of the room, the tile you choose and whether the plumbing moves. Keeping the toilet and drains where they are keeps the cost down, which is why Refresh and Full remodel leave them in place.
Bigger showers are a trend designers expect to keep growing, according to the National Kitchen & Bath Association’s 2026 bath trends report, along with spa-like, easy-to-use bathrooms.
How to use the bathroom visualizer
1. Upload a photo of your bathroom
Stand in the doorway, get the vanity and the tub or shower in, and turn the lights on.
2. Choose how big the job is
Refresh, full remodel, tub to walk-in shower or new layout. Or start from a gutted room.
3. Pick a style, adjust any material
Each style fills in the vanity, top, wall tile, floor, shower glass, fixtures and mirror. Change any of them.
4. Compare, refine, change one part
Drag the slider to compare. Change just the vanity or the tile, or add the design to a client proposal.
What the AI bathroom designer gets wrong
What we saw while testing it on sample bathrooms in November 2026, and how the tool works around it.
It can add a fixture
In an early test it drew a second toilet in a small bathroom.
What to do: Every job now tells it to keep the toilet where it is. If it happens, run it again.
Some parts stay the same
Asked for a double vanity and new tub tile, it once changed the vanity but left the old tub surround.
What to do: Bigger jobs get a second, refining pass, and Change one part fixes a part that was missed.
A double vanity can come out single
In one test it drew one sink where we asked for two.
What to do: Pick Vanity in Change one part, or accept one sink if the room is tight.
Nothing is measured
Shower sizes, clearances in front of the toilet and vanity widths are drawn by eye.
What to do: Treat it as a mood picture and have a contractor measure before ordering tile or fixtures.
More ways to plan your home
Doing the kitchen too? The AI kitchen designer works the same way.
Frequently asked questions
Something else? Email hello@curbmuse.com. We usually reply within 2 business days.
Is this AI bathroom design tool free?
You can try it free. New accounts get 3 free credits. A refresh (new vanity, top, mirror, lights and faucets) uses 1 credit; a full remodel, a tub-to-shower swap, a new layout or a gutted room uses 3, because those get a second, refining pass. Credit packs start at $9, with no subscription.
Can I upload a photo of my own bathroom?
Yes. Upload a phone photo taken from the doorway, choose how big the job is and a style, and the AI shows your own bathroom remodeled from the same spot. Your photo stays private.
Can I see my tub replaced with a walk-in shower?
Yes. Choose "Tub to walk-in shower": the AI puts a walk-in shower with glass where the tub is and keeps the toilet, window and door where they are. Pick the tile, glass and fixtures, or let the style choose.
Can it design a gutted bathroom or a new build?
Yes. Choose "An empty or gutted room", then a layout (tub-shower combo, walk-in shower, tub plus walk-in shower, or a wet room) and a single or double vanity. It places the toilet and shower over the plumbing it can see.
Will it keep my bathroom's layout?
Refresh and Full remodel keep the tub or shower, toilet and vanity where they are. Tub to walk-in shower changes only the tub. New layout makes only the changes you tick: a double vanity, a separate tub and shower, or a freestanding tub.
How long does a design take?
A refresh takes about 15 seconds. Bigger jobs take about a minute: the design is made, then refined in a second pass that keeps your camera angle.
Do I need to install an app?
No. CurbMuse runs in the browser on your phone, tablet or computer, so you can take a photo of your bathroom and design it right away, with nothing to download.
Is it accurate enough to plan the build?
No. It shows an idea, not a plan: shower sizes, clearances and plumbing aren't measured, and screen colors differ from real tile. Decide on a direction here, then have a contractor measure and quote.
Can remodelers use it with clients?
Yes. The Contractor plan includes 400 credits a month and client proposals: up to three designs of the client's own bathroom side by side, with a materials list and a price for each.

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