Redesign Your Room in Your Own Language: How DecorAI Works in 32 Languages

Most people think about design in the language they speak at home. DecorAI is an AI interior design app that lets users transform photos of existing rooms into realistic redesign concepts. It is also fully localised into 32 languages across 36 locale variants, so the buttons, the analysis, the reports and the chat replies can all arrive in your own language rather than in translated-from-English guesswork.

This guide explains what is localised, what is not, how to switch language on iOS, Android and the web, how to write design instructions in your own language, and what right-to-left support means for Arabic and Hebrew readers.

Key Takeaways

• DecorAI is localised into 32 languages across 36 locale variants, including English (US and UK), Spanish (Spain and Latin America) and Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil).
• The AI-written text follows you. Room Analysis, Design Reports and chat assistant replies are returned in your language, not only the menus.
• You can write instructions in your own language. There is no need to translate a prompt into English first.
• Arabic and Hebrew get full right-to-left layouts, so screens read the way those languages are meant to be read.
• The app follows your device language automatically on iOS and Android, and your browser language on the web.

Which Languages Does DecorAI Support?

DecorAI is fully localised into 32 languages across 36 locale variants. The list covers Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English (US and UK), Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Spanish (Spain and Latin America), Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian and Vietnamese.

The regional variants matter more than they sound. Spanish from Spain and Spanish from Latin America use different everyday words for furniture and rooms, and the same is true of European and Brazilian Portuguese. Having both means the interface reads as natural to the person using it, not as a compromise.

What Exactly Gets Localised?

A translated menu is the easy part. DecorAI also localises the parts that are written by AI while you use it:

• The app interface in all 36 locales.
• AI Room Analysis text, written in your language. If you want to know what the feature does in depth, the Room Analysis and Design Reports guide walks through it.
• Design Report text, with currency priced and formatted for your region.
• Chat assistant replies, so a conversation about your room happens in the language you started it in. The design assistants follow the same rule.
• Free-text instructions you write, in any supported language.

One honest limit: the marketing pages on decoraihome.com are available in a subset of the languages that exist inside the apps, and the help center and documentation pages are in English for now. The product itself is the more complete localisation.

Can I Write My Design Instructions in My Own Language?

Yes. Free-text instructions can be written in any supported language, and you do not need to translate a prompt into English for the AI to understand it. That matters because the best instructions are specific and personal, and specific is hard in a second language. A sentence like "replace the grey sofa with a cream bouclé sectional and keep the wooden floor" is easier to get right when you can phrase it the way you would say it to a friend.

The same habits that make English instructions work apply in every language: say what should change, say what must stay, and name materials, colours and objects instead of vague moods. Our guide to AI interior design prompts covers the structure in detail, and it carries over to whichever language you write in.

How Do I Change the Language?

DecorAI follows your device language automatically, so most people never need to touch a setting. If you want a different language from your phone's, change it here:

• iOS: Settings, then DecorAI, then Language.
• Android: your system language settings, or the per-app language setting on recent Android versions.
• Web: the web app follows your browser language preference.

The language you choose also decides the language of the AI-written output, so switching it before you run a Room Analysis or a Design Report gives you the result in the new language. The web app versus mobile app comparison explains how the platforms differ if you move between them.

What Does Right-to-Left Support Mean for Arabic and Hebrew?

Arabic and Hebrew are written from right to left, and a design app that only swaps the words leaves the layout feeling backwards: back arrows point the wrong way, lists align to the wrong edge and text sits against the wrong margin. DecorAI supports both languages with full right-to-left layouts, so the screens mirror the way readers of those languages expect.

For a design tool this is more than cosmetic. Reading a Design Report, comparing two concepts side by side or following a chat about a layout all depend on the page flowing the way you read. Getting that right is part of being usable in the language, not an extra.

Who Benefits Most From a Multilingual Design App?

• People who live between languages. You can read the analysis in the language you are most comfortable with, then share the result with a contractor or family member who speaks another one.
• Homeowners who are not fluent in English and have been shut out of tools that assume they are. Instructions, reports and chat all work in their own language.
• Renters and expats furnishing a new place abroad, who want regional wording in the interface while they learn local terms for materials and rooms.
• Teams across countries. A designer in one country and a client in another can each work in their own language on the same photo.

If you are weighing the whole product rather than one feature, the DecorAI feature directory lists everything the app does, and every feature works in every supported language.

Language Support FAQ

How many languages does DecorAI support?

DecorAI is localised into 32 languages across 36 locale variants, with separate variants for English (US and UK), Spanish (Spain and Latin America) and Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil), among others.

Do I have to write my instructions in English?

No. You can write free-text instructions in any supported language without translating them first.

Will the Room Analysis and Design Reports be in my language?

Yes. AI-written text, including Room Analysis, Design Reports and chat replies, is returned in your language, and Design Report currency is priced and formatted for your region.

Does DecorAI support right-to-left languages?

Yes. Arabic and Hebrew are supported with full right-to-left layouts.

How do I switch the app language?

DecorAI follows your device language automatically. To change it, use Settings, then DecorAI, then Language on iOS, your system or per-app language setting on Android, or your browser language on the web.

Is the website available in every app language?

Not yet. The marketing pages on decoraihome.com are a subset of the languages available inside the apps, and the help center and documentation are currently in English.

Conclusion

Language support is one of the quieter reasons to try DecorAI: with 32 languages across 36 locales, right-to-left layouts for Arabic and Hebrew, and AI-written analysis, reports and chat replies in your language, the app meets you where you already think. Write your instructions the way you would say them, switch the language if you like, and let the results arrive in words you do not have to translate. Open DecorAI with a photo of your room, browse the feature directory, or head back to the DecorAI homepage to get started.