roomephantRoomephant vs Archify: a store link or a product photo
Short answer: both put specific products into a photo of your room. Archify works from product photos, fits up to four items in one image and needs an account. It doesn't read product dimensions. Roomephant reads width, depth and height from the store link and needs no signup.
Archify's Place in Room is good at one job: dropping several products from different shops into one room photo so you can judge the look. Its own page says plainly that it reads the product photo, not the store page, and doesn't measure the room or the product.
Roomephant starts from the link. The listed dimensions come with it, so a 220 cm sofa is drawn as a 220 cm sofa. That matters little for a lamp and a lot for a sectional.
Side by side
| Roomephant | Archify | |
|---|---|---|
| Input | Store link, or a product photo | Product photos or screenshots, up to 4 per image |
| Dimensions | Read from the listing | Not measured, estimated from the photo |
| Signup | Not required | Required for the free credits |
| Free use | Free, with fair-use limits | About 40 images from signup credits |
| Paid plans | None | From $29 a month (Archify's site, 20 Oct 2026) |
| Best for | Will this exact item fit | Styling several pieces together |
Verdict
If you're styling a corner from several shops, Archify's multi-item images are handy. If you're deciding whether one specific sofa fits, start from the link.
Frequently asked
What is the difference between Roomephant and Archify?
Short answer: both put specific products into a photo of your room. Archify works from product photos, fits up to four items in one image and needs an account. It doesn't read product dimensions. Roomephant reads width, depth and height from the store link and needs no signup.
Is there a free alternative to Archify?
Roomephant is free to use: previews every day, no signup and no credit card. It solves a narrower job than Archify — showing the exact product you are about to buy in your own room, at the size the store lists.
Does Roomephant use the real dimensions of the product?
Yes. Width, depth and height are read from the store listing and used as the scale anchor, and the room scale is estimated from visible cues such as floor and ceiling lines. That is what keeps a sofa from being rendered the size of an armchair.
Which should I use — Roomephant or Archify?
If you're styling a corner from several shops, Archify's multi-item images are handy. If you're deciding whether one specific sofa fits, start from the link.