Inside the DecorAI Community: Share, Discover and Get Inspired by Real Designs

Every design you generate in DecorAI stays private by default — but some come out good enough that you'd rather not keep them to yourself. That's what the DecorAI Community is for: an in-app public feed where users publish their own designs, browse and filter what everyone else is making, and find styles they didn't know they wanted before starting their own room. DecorAI is an AI interior design app that lets users transform photos of existing rooms into realistic redesign concepts. The Community is the one place in the app where a slice of those redesigns becomes public — searchable, filterable by room type, and rankable by what's trending — while everything else in your account stays exactly as private as it was before.

This guide covers what the Community actually is, how browsing and publishing work, how it's different from your private History and your private Moodboards, what moderation looks like, and who gets the most out of scrolling it before starting their own project.

Key Takeaways

• Publishing to the Community is opt-in, per design — nothing you generate is public unless you specifically choose to publish it.
• Browsing is free and doesn't use a generation, so it costs nothing to scroll it for ideas before you start.
• You can search, filter by room type, see what's trending, like, bookmark, and publish your own designs — and delete your own posts at any time.
• It's separate from sharing to social apps. Sending a design to Pinterest, Instagram or a message is a one-time action to one destination; publishing to the Community puts it on a public, searchable in-app feed.
• Try DecorAI to generate a design of your own, then browse the Community to see what everyone else is making.

What Is the DecorAI Community?

The Community is a public feed inside DecorAI where users share their designs. You can browse it, search it, filter it by room type, see what's trending, like and bookmark posts you want to find again later, publish your own designs, delete your own posts whenever you want, and report anything that shouldn't be there. It sits alongside the app's other design tools — the chat assistants, Moodboards, and History and Projects — but it's the only one of the four where your own content becomes visible to other users, and only when you decide to make it so.

Nothing about generating a design changes because the Community exists. You still get three free generations a day without an account, and DecorAI still saves every design to your private History the same way it always has. The Community is an extra, optional layer on top — a place to put your best work in front of other people, and a place to go looking when you want to see what an AI redesign in a style close to your own room actually looks like before you commit a generation to it.

How Do You Browse and Discover Designs in the Community?

Browsing costs nothing — it doesn't use one of your generations, and you don't need to be signed in to look. From the Community tab you can:

• Search for a room type, style or keyword.
• Filter by room type, so you're looking at living rooms if that's what you're about to redesign, not a feed full of kitchens and gardens.
• See what's trending — the designs other users are currently engaging with most.
• Like and bookmark posts you want to find again, whether that's for reference while you're deciding on a direction or just because you like the look of it.

The Community is a good place to find styles you didn't know you liked. Filter for a room type close to yours and look at what other people generated for theirs — it's a faster, more concrete way to explore direction than scrolling a general home-decor feed, because every result was made with the same tool you're about to use, on a room that's just as real as yours. If you're still deciding on a broad direction rather than a specific room, our guide to choosing an interior design style pairs well with a Community browsing session — use the guide to shortlist two or three styles, then filter the Community for each one to see real examples before you generate anything yourself.

How Do You Publish a Design, and How Is That Different From Sharing?

Once a design is finished, the share action sends it to Pinterest, Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Facebook, X, email, a message, or straight into any other app on your device — that's a one-time action aimed at one destination, usually one specific person. Publishing to the Community is a separate, opt-in choice: it puts the design on a public, searchable, in-app feed where any DecorAI user can find it, rather than sending it to one place. You can do either, both, or neither with any design you generate — sharing a design to Instagram doesn't publish it to the Community, and publishing it to the Community doesn't send it anywhere else.

To publish, you need a free DecorAI account — the same one that stores your History, Projects and Moodboards, so anything you publish is tied to your account rather than to one device. Creating an account takes under a minute and doesn't change your daily free-generation allowance. Once you're signed in, publishing a finished design is a single action from the design itself; from there you can tag @decoraiapp if you want a chance of being featured, and you can delete your own post at any time — deletion is immediate and permanent, the same as deleting a design from History.

Community vs Moodboards vs History: What's the Difference?

DecorAI has three places that can hold your designs and ideas, and it's easy to mix them up because they all sit close together in the app. Each one answers a different question.

	Community	Moodboards	History
Visibility	Public — opt-in per design	Private, no public feed	Private, only visible to you
The question it answers	"What is everyone else making?"	"What am I chasing for this room?"	"What have I already generated?"
Holds	Finished designs, published by choice	Up to 10 reference images plus swatches and notes	Every design you've ever generated
Sharing it	Already public by design	Export as a single collage image only	Share individual designs from the design itself

In short: a Moodboard is where you figure out what you want before you generate anything — see our guide to building a Moodboard from Pinterest and Instagram saves for how that works. History is the private, permanent record of everything you've generated, covered in full in our guide to Projects and History. The Community is the only one of the three that's public, and only for the specific designs you choose to put there.

Is the Community Private? How Is It Moderated?

Publishing is opt-in, per design — nothing you generate is ever made public unless you choose to publish it, and browsing the Community doesn't expose your own account or History to anyone else. The photos you upload to generate a design are processed to create your result and stored in your own account, visible only to you, regardless of whether you ever publish anything. If you change your mind after publishing, you can delete your own post at any time from the post itself, the same way you'd delete a design from History — deletion is immediate.

On the moderation side, automated safety checks run on every upload and every written instruction before a design is even generated, and DecorAI is built for rooms, buildings and outdoor spaces — sexual, explicit or violent content is rejected, along with photos whose main subject is a person. If you come across a post in the Community that shouldn't be there, the report action is on the post itself; reports are reviewed, and anything urgent can also go straight to support. For the full picture on what happens to your photos and data beyond the Community specifically, see our guide on whether AI interior design apps are safe and private.

Who Gets the Most Out of the DecorAI Community?

• Anyone starting a room with no clear direction. Filtering the Community by your room type turns "I don't know what style I want" into a concrete shortlist, built from designs made with the same tool you're about to use.
• Renters and first-time redecorators. Browsing costs nothing, so it's a free way to see a realistic range of what's possible before spending a generation, let alone any money.
• Anyone proud of a finished design. If a redesign came out well enough that you'd want feedback or just an audience, publishing it takes one tap and can be undone at any time.
• People comparing styles side by side. Searching and filtering across dozens of real examples in a style you're considering — Japandi, Scandinavian, Art Deco, or any of DecorAI's 60+ styles — is faster than generating each one yourself just to compare.

DecorAI Community FAQ

What is the DecorAI Community?

The Community is a public feed inside DecorAI where users share their designs. You can browse, search and filter it, see trending designs, like and bookmark posts, publish your own designs, delete your own posts, and report inappropriate content.

Do I have to publish my designs to the Community?

No. Publishing is opt-in and happens per design — nothing you generate is made public unless you specifically choose to publish it.

Does browsing the Community use up one of my free generations?

No. Browsing, searching and filtering the Community is free and doesn't use a generation.

Is publishing to the Community the same as sharing a design?

No. Sharing sends a design to an app like Pinterest or a message — a one-time action to one destination. Publishing puts it on the Community's public, searchable in-app feed. The two are independent of each other.

Do I need a Pro subscription to publish to the Community?

No, publishing is available with a free DecorAI account — you don't need Pro. You do need to be signed in, since published designs are tied to your account.

Can I delete a design I've published?

Yes. You can delete your own Community post at any time from the post itself, and the deletion is immediate and permanent.

How do I report content in the Community?

Use the report action on the post itself. Reports are reviewed, and anything urgent can also be sent directly to DecorAI support.

Conclusion

The DecorAI Community turns a normally private tool into an optional public one — a feed of real redesigns of real rooms, made by people solving the same problem you are, that costs nothing to browse and nothing to opt out of. Use it to find a direction before you generate a single design, or use it to put your own best work in front of other people once you've made something you're proud of; either way, nothing about it changes how your own designs, History or Moodboards are stored unless you specifically choose to publish. Try DecorAI to generate your own design, browse the full feature directory to see how the Community fits alongside the rest of the toolkit, or head back to the DecorAI homepage to get started.