Free AI Garden Design
Three a day is a budget. Spend it well.
The free tier gives you 3 full-quality designs every day, permanently, with no card. People who find that limiting are usually burning all three on near-identical variations in the first ten minutes. Spent deliberately across a week, it is twenty-one designs — more exploration than most garden projects ever get.
- 3 full-quality designs daily, resets every morning
- Same model as the paid tier — only a small watermark differs
- No card, no trial clock, no automatic billing
- iPhone, Android and any modern browser
The free tier, precisely
FlorAI is free to download and free for 3 garden designs per day on iOS, Android and the web, with no payment details required. Free results are full resolution with a small FlorAI watermark. Paid plans remove the watermark and the daily cap and add seasonal views and single-area editing.
How it works
A week-long plan for a free garden design
This is the schedule that gets a finished direction out of a free account. Twenty-one designs, no money.
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Days 1–2: cast wide
Six designs, six genuinely different styles. Do not refine anything yet. You are finding out what you respond to, which is rarely what you expected.
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Days 3–4: narrow
Take the strongest direction and vary one element at a time — surface material, then seating position, then planting density.
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Day 5: stress-test
Render the favourite from a second viewpoint, and once in a plainer style. If it survives both, it is a real design and not just a flattering angle.
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Days 6–7: finalise
Two or three polished versions of the winner to show a partner or a contractor. You have spent nothing.
The mistake
Why people think three a day is not enough
Watch someone use a free allowance for the first time and the pattern is always the same. Three designs, same style, same angle, tiny differences between them, all spent inside five minutes. Of course it feels restrictive — nothing was learned.
The constraint is actually doing you a favour. A hard daily limit forces the discipline that unlimited generation removes: deciding what question this design is meant to answer before spending it. People on the paid tier who generate forty variants often end up less certain than someone who generated nine deliberately.
- Three near-identical renders teach you nothing
- One design per question is the useful unit
- The overnight gap is a feature — novelty fades and judgement returns
- Scarcity produces better briefs than abundance does
Included
What the free tier does not hold back
The generation model is identical. There is no reduced-quality free renderer producing deliberately worse output — the difference between free and paid is the daily count, the watermark, and access to seasonal views and area editing.
Every garden style is available on the free tier, at full resolution, and you can save and share results. Plant identification is included too, which matters more than people expect: knowing what already thrives in your garden is a better starting point for a scheme than any style preference.
- Every style, full resolution, same model
- Plant identification from a photo included
- Saving and sharing designs included
- Watermark is small enough to still show a contractor
Honest answer
The one situation where paying makes sense
If you are mid-build and iterating every day — sending images back and forth with a contractor, adjusting one corner repeatedly — the daily cap and the watermark start costing you time rather than saving you money. That is what Pro is for, at $33.99 a year on web and Android.
Outside that, staying free is the rational choice, and the tier is designed to make that possible rather than annoying. It does not expire, degrade, or start asking for a card.
FAQ
Questions people ask
How many free designs do I get?
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Three per day, resetting every morning, with no credit card and no expiry. That is twenty-one a week if you use them.
Is the free version lower quality?
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No. Free and paid designs come from the same model at the same resolution. The differences are the daily cap, a small watermark, and the seasonal and area-editing tools.
Will three a day really be enough?
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For a single garden project, almost always — if you spend them on different questions rather than near-identical variations.
Does anything expire or start charging me?
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No. There is no trial clock. The free tier is permanent and nothing bills you unless you deliberately subscribe.
Can I use free designs to brief a landscaper?
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Yes. The watermark is small and the image is full resolution, so it works fine as a visual brief.
Is plant identification free too?
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Yes, it is included on the free tier alongside the daily garden designs.
Start the seven-day plan today
Three designs a day, no card. Spend them on questions, not variations.