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Neighborbrite is a web-based AI landscape design tool that turns a photo of your yard into a visual garden plan. You upload a photo, pick a style or describe what you want, and the tool generates design inspiration you can share or refine. It's aimed at homeowners who want to see ideas before committing to plants, layouts, or hardscaping — and you can start free with no app to install.
How it works
The core flow is three steps, and it's designed to take about two minutes:
- Upload photo — You start by uploading a photo of your yard. Neighborbrite uses it as the foundation for your custom design.
- Select style — You explore garden styles and customize details to match your vision.
- Get inspiration — You see your yard reimagined and can share the result with friends and family.
The site positions this as "designed for everyone who wants a beautiful garden with a simple tap," so no design background is required.
The toolbox: what each tool does
Beyond the basic style picker, Neighborbrite offers a set of tools. Some are free to try, and several are marked Pro or Business on the site.
| Tool | What it does | Tier shown |
|---|---|---|
| Choose a style | Guided plan from a ready-made look (e.g., Cottage, Modern, Desert) | — |
| Describe your dream yard | Guided plan from your own written direction | Pro |
| Magic edit | Make quick changes to any area of your image | Pro |
| Add elements | Choose from 5,000+ plants, plus pergolas, fire pits, fencing, water features, and more | Pro |
| Erase elements | Circle and remove an object | Pro |
| High resolution | Prepare a sharp image for print | Business |
| Auto enhance | Improve lighting and clarity | Business |
| Identify plants | Select plants in a photo and get their names | Pro |
What the guided tools actually produce
- Choose a style gives you a guided plan covering style, plants, and layout from a ready-made look.
- Describe your dream yard takes your own description — the site's example is "Low-maintenance color with a curved bed and native plants" — and returns a complete plan.
- Magic edit works on a prompt basis; the example shown is adding a flower bed, with a before-and-after result.
- Add elements lets you place specific items, such as putting a shrub by the house.
- Erase elements lets you select an object and remove it from the image.
Who it's for
Neighborbrite fits you if you want:
- A quick visual starting point before spending money on plants or contractors
- To test multiple styles (cottage, modern, desert, and others) against your actual yard photo
- A way to communicate a direction to a landscaper or partner
- Plant identification from a photo
It's less suited to someone who needs a measured, buildable construction plan, since the output is described as design inspiration and guided plans rather than engineering drawings.
Community and scale
The site reports a community of 800K+ registered users, 20M+ designs generated, and users in 170+ countries. It also shows before-and-after examples from real community yards, which is useful for judging whether the output style matches what you're hoping for.
Getting started
You can begin on the web — there's a "Get Started Now" entry point and a "Start free" option, and the site notes there's no app to install. Sign-in is available on the web. If you want the more advanced editing tools (magic edit, add/erase elements, plant ID) or print-ready output, expect those to sit behind the Pro and Business tiers shown on the toolbox.
A practical first step: upload one clear, well-lit photo of the area you want to change, try the free style option to see the quality of the result, then decide whether the Pro tools are worth it for your project.