What is QibanHub?
QibanHub combines two distinct AI capabilities into a single platform: interior design visualisation and photo restoration. The interior design tool lets you upload images of spaces and generate redesign concepts, helping you explore different layouts, colour schemes, and furnishings without physical changes. The photo restoration feature uses AI to improve old or damaged photographs, addressing issues like fading, scratches, and general image quality. The tool is free to use, making it accessible for homeowners considering renovations, designers gathering inspiration, and anyone wanting to restore old family photos. Both features are designed to be straightforward; you upload an image and the AI handles the technical work.
Key Features
Interior design visualisation
Upload room photos and generate AI-designed alternatives with different styles and layouts
Photo restoration
Automatically improve old or damaged photographs by reducing noise, restoring colours, and repairing visible damage
Free-to-use platform
No subscription required to access both core features
Simple upload interface
Minimal setup required; point to an image file and let the AI process it
Multiple design options
Generate several design variations for a single room to compare approaches
Pros & Cons
Advantages
- Completely free to use with no hidden costs or subscription requirements
- Two complementary tools in one place reduce the need to juggle multiple services
- Quick results; AI processing is relatively fast compared to manual design or restoration work
- No specialist knowledge required; intuitive enough for casual users exploring ideas
Limitations
- AI-generated designs are suggestions only and may not account for structural limitations, budget constraints, or personal taste nuances
- Photo restoration results vary depending on image quality and damage severity; severely degraded photos may see limited improvement
- Free tier may have processing limits or quality caps compared to potential premium versions
Use Cases
Homeowners exploring renovation ideas before committing to expensive redesigns
Interior designers gathering visual references and inspiration boards
Restoring family photographs damaged by age, moisture, or poor storage conditions
Estate agents or property developers visualising potential improvements to boost property appeal
People digitising old photo collections and wanting to improve image quality during the process