What is Pool Planner AI?
Pool designs visualised in your backyard.
Who is Pool Planner AI best for?
Pool Planner AI is best for homeowners thinking about an inground pool who want to see designs in their own backyard.
Homeowners planning a pool
You upload one photo of the backyard and get HD images of it with inground pool designs, emailed within about 10 minutes.
Comparing pool shapes
It renders styles such as freeform, rectangle, kidney and round in the same yard, so you can compare them before choosing.
Getting a builder quote
The free design comes with a no-obligation quote from a local pool builder, since local builders sponsor the free tier.
Pool companies
Builders can use it with their own customers through an Enterprise plan arranged by email with the maker.
How much does Pool Planner AI cost?
Pool Planner AI's first pool design is free with no credit card, and more designs come in paid upgrade packages whose prices the site does not list.
Pool Planner AI gives one free HD design of your backyard without a card; more designs come in upgraded packages, but the site shows no package prices, and pool companies contact the maker for Enterprise plans. The maker offers no refunds but says it will try to replace poor results. Plans and current prices are on poolplannerai.com.
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Questions about Pool Planner AI
What is Pool Planner AI?
Pool designs visualised in your backyard.
Who owns the images Pool Planner AI makes?
You do. Pool Planner AI says you keep full ownership of the generated images and can use them however you like; the maker only keeps a licence to show the best before-and-after results in its marketing and gallery.
Is Pool Planner AI free?
You can try Pool Planner AI free before paying.
Where can I try Pool Planner AI?
On its official website, poolplannerai.com.
What photo does Pool Planner AI need?
One level landscape photo of the backyard in JPG or PNG, taken in daylight from about 5 to 6 feet high, ideally looking back at the house. Ultra-wide, tilted or rainy-day shots give worse results, and AVIF and GIF files are not accepted.







