Introduction

You’ve generated your design in Feel Design AI… but something feels off.
Maybe the lighting looks strange, the furniture appears distorted, or the style doesn't match what you envisioned.

Don’t worry—this is one of the most common experiences when working with AI design tools. The good news? Most issues can be fixed quickly with a few simple adjustments.

This guide breaks down why your AI render may look inaccurate and exactly how to correct it fast so you can start producing clean, studio-quality designs with Feel Design AI.

Why Your AI Render Looks Off — and How to Fix It Fast

Below are the most common problems users encounter and the exact steps to fix them.

1. The Input Image Is Poor Quality

If your uploaded room or object photo is blurry, grainy, or has poor lighting, the AI struggles to interpret details.

Fix

✓ Upload high-resolution images
✓ Ensure the frame is straight and not angled
✓ Avoid shadows blocking furniture or walls

Pro Tip: Take photos with even lighting—AI renders are far more accurate when the subject is clear.

2. The Prompt Is Too Vague or Confusing

Prompts like “modern style” or “redesign the room” don’t give the AI enough direction.

Fix

Use clear, specific descriptions, such as:

“Modern Scandinavian living room with warm wood accents, soft natural light, minimal décor, and neutral fabrics.”

The more details you provide, the more accurate the render.

3. Styles Don’t Match the Reference Image

If your input photo has a rustic room but your chosen style is ultra-modern, the AI may struggle to merge the two.

Fix

✓ Choose styles that complement the space
✓ Or upload your own reference style image

Tip: Use the Upload Style Reference feature for best results.

4. Lighting Looks Strange or Unnatural

AI renders often look off when lighting doesn’t match the original image.

Fix

✓ Describe the lighting in your prompt
✓ Use phrases like “soft shadows,” “even daylight,” or “warm interior lighting”
✓ Re-upload an image with more accurate lighting

5. Objects Appear Distorted or Floating

This usually happens when:

• Furniture overlaps

• The photo angle is too tilted

• The AI misreads depth

Fix

✓ Re-upload a straight-on photo
✓ Use simpler layouts with clear spacing
✓ Use the Refine tool to regenerate only the distorted area

6. Textures Don’t Match or Look Fake

AI may misinterpret texture patterns (e.g., wood grain, marble, textiles).

Fix

✓ Add exact material names to your prompt
✓ Upload texture reference images
✓ Use “sharp details” or “high-quality textures” in your prompt

7. Style Output Keeps Changing Unexpectedly

This happens when the prompt and selected style conflict.

Fix

✓ Stick to one design theme
✓ Avoid mixing conflicting styles in one prompt
✓ Re-check your selected style filters

8. Cropping or Composition Looks Wrong

If part of the room is missing or the angle shifts, the AI may be reframing the scene.

Fix

✓ Reupload the full image without cropping
✓ Use prompts like “same angle,” “same composition,” or “keep layout identical”

Conclusion

AI renders only look “off” when the system doesn’t have clear guidance—and now you know exactly how to fix that. By improving your input image, refining your prompts, maintaining consistent lighting, and using Feel Design AI’s reference and refine tools, you’ll transform every render into a polished, professional visual.

With the right approach, the AI becomes a powerful partner—helping you produce stunning, realistic designs that look like they came straight out of a studio. Your dream render is just a few tweaks away.