Win the project in the first meeting
Walk into the pitch with the prospect's own living room already styled two ways. A concept they can see beats a portfolio of other people's homes.
Upload the room your client actually lives in and explore styled directions before you sink hours into boards and sourcing. Every iteration is kept as a version, and the whole story fits on one shareable concept page.

TodayConceptNothing sells a concept like recognition. The architecture, windows, and camera angle stay locked — only the furniture, palette, and decor change — so the client sees their actual space transformed, not a generic render.
Restyle the same room in several directions for the cost of a few images each. Every render lands as a version beside the original, so comparing warm minimal against quiet luxe is a click, not another late night.
Describe the look in your own words, add reference images, and get a custom style with a generated palette, moodboard, and sample hero. Apply it to any project so every concept reads as your studio's work.
Share a showcase page where clients drag the before-and-after themselves, on any phone. Make it public, password-protect it per client, or keep it private until the reveal.
Walk into the pitch with the prospect's own living room already styled two ways. A concept they can see beats a portfolio of other people's homes.
Exploration is the least billable hour in the studio. Generate directions in minutes and spend the saved time on the design decisions clients actually pay for.
Clients decide faster when the option is their own room, styled. Fewer abstract debates about swatches, more approvals on visuals.
Custom styles keep every concept in your studio's handwriting, and on Business the presentation pages go white-label under your own brand.
Start from six-plus preset styles — modern, mid-century, Scandinavian, and more — or from Freestyle, the unbiased default that follows your written brief instead of a house look.
Generate a direction, refine the brief, generate again. Every result is a separate version on the same photo, so the losing options cost nothing but a few images from the 50 included with the project.



Turn your signature look into something the AI can reproduce: write the brief, add reference images from past projects, and Twelve Lumens generates a palette, moodboard, and sample hero you can refine before it touches client work.
Concepting is throwing ideas away — which only works when throwing away is free. Each render sits in the room's version history beside the original photo, so you can branch, compare, and return to last week's direction in one click.
Each project gets a showcase page made for the client conversation: full-bleed images, draggable before-and-afters, and your concept front and center on any device.
Concept 2 / 3Concept visualization is the slowest, least billable stretch of a project: 3D renders cost hundreds per view and take days per revision, and mood boards ask the client to imagine — which is exactly what they hired you to do for them. Meanwhile the pitch that lands is almost always the one the client can see.
Twelve Lumens compresses that stretch to minutes. Renders come from the client's own photos, every paid project includes 50 images, and unlimited team members on Pro and Business mean clients review concepts inside the project instead of over email. When the direction is approved, your paid design work starts from a yes.
Ten new projects a month with 25 input photos each and 50 images included per project — enough to concept a whole home in more than one direction, with 2K exports and unlimited team members so clients review inside the project.
A bigger studio? Business adds 30 projects a month, white-label presentation pages, admin roles, and priority renders.
Billed monthly — save 17% with annual billing
