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ProPoolAI

See the pool direction before excavation starts

Upload the real backyard and compare pool layout, coping, waterline, and night-read decisions before the expensive work begins.

A plain backyard with lawn and a wooden fence
Original
The same backyard with a compact pool and safety fence
AI concept

A pool for your backyard

See how a compact pool could fit into an everyday yard, with room for the lawn you love.

An existing pool with worn paving and blue tile
Original
The same pool with fresh paving, softer planting, and new seating
AI concept

A fresh look for an existing pool

Explore new finishes, planting, and a more comfortable place to sit beside the water.

Design gallery

Concept Images

Browse the concepts, compare the looks, and follow the directions you want to study more closely.

Before A plain backyard with lawn and a wooden fence
After The same backyard with a compact pool and safety fence

Study 01

A pool for your backyard

Lead study
Before An existing pool with worn paving and blue tile
After The same pool with fresh paving, softer planting, and new seating

Study 02

A fresh look for an existing pool

Before Original backyard photo
After Pool concept with a crisp rectangular layout, pale coping, and calm waterline detail

Study 03

Rectilinear pool with pale limestone coping

Before Original backyard photo
After Pool concept with a geometric pool axis and quieter finish palette

Study 04

Geometric axis with quieter waterline detail

Before Original backyard photo
After Pool concept at blue hour with clean edges, shallow entry, and quiet reflections

Study 05

Blue-hour pool read with softer edge glow

A faster way to settle the pool brief

Use the real backyard to test layout, finish, and water read before construction starts.

Step 01

1. Upload the actual backyard

Start with the real site so the pool footprint, setbacks, and surrounding hardscape stay believable.

Step 02

2. Describe the pool decisions worth testing

Call out shape, steps, tanning ledges, coping, waterline tile, and how you want the pool area to feel during the day and at night.

Step 03

3. Compare the directions that hold up

Generate a few options, react to the water read and proportions, and discard the concepts that only looked good in theory.

Useful for the pool decisions that move the budget

Best when you need to compare footprint, finish tone, and pool-area mood on the same backyard.

Footprint and axis

Compare pool shapes, entry geometry, tanning ledges, and how the water body sits inside the backyard.

Finish and edge detail

Study coping tone, waterline tile, plaster color, and the overall quietness or contrast of the pool finish.

Day and night read

Use the same backyard photo to test how the pool area feels in daylight, blue hour, and after sunset.

Pool concept packs

Credits for pool layout studies

Buy only what you need to compare pool layout, finish, and night-read directions on the real backyard. One credit generates one image and stays valid for 12 months.

Try a few directions

Starter Pack

$9.99

for 25 credits

Perfect for comparing a few pool layouts, coping directions, or finish palettes.

25 image credits Valid for 12 months

Compare more pool directions

Pro Pack

Best Value

$19.99

for 75 credits

Ideal for homeowners and pool builders exploring multiple pool layouts, finish palettes, and lighting directions.

75 image credits Valid for 12 months

How the pool credits work

Straightforward credit packs for layout, finish, and lighting studies before excavation or material orders.

1 Credit = 1 Image

Every generated pool concept uses exactly one credit.

Generate or Refine

Use credits for fresh pool directions or tighter revisions using the same reference photo.

Uploads Included

Reference photos are free to upload and do not consume credits.

Valid for 12 Months

Your credits stay available for a full year after purchase.

Example: 4 pool studies compared = 4 credits

Final step

Ready to test the pool brief on your backyard?

Upload the photo, compare a few pool directions, and move forward with the layout that survives both daylight and night.

Start with your backyard