Yardwoven
AI landscape design concepts drawn on a photo of your own yard
About Yardwoven
Yardwoven is an AI landscape design tool that works on a photo of your own yard rather than a stock garden. You upload a backyard or front-yard picture, choose a style, and get back a concept of new planting, paving and outdoor furniture drawn onto your real lot, which you can compare with the original and download. The problem it addresses is visualisation: most homeowners struggle to picture a redesigned yard from a mood board or a plant list, and paying a designer for early sketches is expensive when you are still deciding on a direction.
Yardwoven is deliberately narrow about what it produces. The output is a visual concept, not a planting plan, measured drawing or CAD file, and the site says so plainly; the intended next step is to take the concept to a landscaper who supplies plants, grades and costs. The pricing matches the job. A yard project is not a monthly habit, so there is no subscription, only one-time packs of concepts that stay valid for 90 to 180 days, plus two free watermarked trial looks for new accounts.
Take a wide, well-lit daylight photo of the whole area you want to change, standing so the house edge or fence is in frame. Tight close-ups of a single plant, night shots and heavily cropped photos work worse.
Upload the photo and pick a landscape style. No written prompt is needed: the style choice tells the tool what to apply, and it is instructed to keep the house, roof, windows, driveway, fence line, lot shape and camera angle while changing the yard itself.
Generate a concept. Every run starts at one look; higher packs let you request two or four looks in one click if you want to compare directions side by side. If a generation does not finish, the look stays in your pack.
Compare the before and after, then download the concept to share with family or a landscaper. If the house or fence does not hold, the site suggests trying a clearer photo or another style.
- •Works on your actual yard - Concepts are drawn on your own photo of a backyard, front yard, side yard or similar outdoor space, so the result reflects your lot rather than an idealised stock garden.
- •Eight landscape styles - Explore cottage garden, modern paving, Mediterranean, desert planting, patio seating, farmhouse, formal and eco-natural looks from the same photo.
- •Keeps the structure in place - The house, fence, driveway and camera angle are preserved so you see the yard change in context, and you keep the original photo to compare against.
- •Resolution and privacy by pack - Free looks are 1K, public and watermarked; Lite gives clean 2K looks; Boost adds sharper detail and private results; Pro unlocks 4K and is private by default.
- •One-time packs with no renewal - Buy 21, 86 or 210 concepts once, use them on this project, and stop. Nothing renews and there is no monthly plan.
- •Multiple looks per click - Boost can generate up to two looks per run and Pro up to four, with the credit count shown on the button before you run it.
Homeowners planning a garden or patio project use Yardwoven to see a few directions on their own yard before spending on plants and labour. People about to call a landscaper use it to arrive with a concrete visual brief instead of a vague description, which makes the first conversation faster.
Renters and new buyers can try out ideas for a front yard or small outdoor space before committing. Real estate sellers and agents may find it useful for showing what a tired yard could become, although the output is a concept rather than a staged photo. Landscapers and garden designers can use it for quick early visuals with clients.
It is not a substitute for a planting plan, plant list or construction drawing. Anyone who needs measurements, drainage or plant specifications still needs a professional; Yardwoven covers the step before that, deciding what the yard should look like.
Pricing
One time purchase, not a subscription
- Lite$7.99 once
- Boost$29.99 once
- Pro$69.99 once
From the vendor pricing page, 2026-11-02
