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Interiors

Room makeovers and renovations come to life

Hover over a video, or tap it to play or pause. These examples were created in Through The Ages; transitions between photographs are AI-generated.

Grand Central Terminal, New York · 1913–2006
Photo credits & licence

Before photo (1913): Unknown photographer. Public domain.

After photo (2006): Diliff. CC BY 2.5.

Photographs adapted into an AI-generated transition in Through The Ages; preview extracted from the video.

New York Public Library · Rose Main Reading Room · 1911–2018
Photo credits & licence

Before photo (1911): Library of Congress. Public domain.

After photo (2018): Los Paseos from Earth. CC BY-SA 2.0.

AI-generated video adaptation and preview by Formbook Limited, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Notre-Dame, Paris · 2013–2024
Photo credits & licence

Before photo (2013): Miguel Hermoso Cuesta. CC BY-SA 3.0.

After photo (2024): Ibex73. CC BY 4.0.

AI-generated video adaptation and preview by Formbook Limited, shared under CC BY-SA 4.0.

Kitchen remodel reveal

Room makeover timeline videos

Interior timelines are ideal for kitchen remodels, room makeovers, decorating projects, studio upgrades, and before-and-after renovation reveals. A short video can show the room moving from the original state to the finished space without needing a long edit.

Use photos taken from the same corner or doorway where possible. Matching the camera height, angle, and room coverage gives the AI clearer structure and makes the final transition easier for viewers to understand.

These videos work especially well for social posts, project portfolios, design recaps, and personal home memories because they make the finished room feel connected to the work that came before it.

If you are planning a room update, take the first photo before furniture is moved, another during the messy middle, and a final photo once the space is styled. Those stages make the transformation feel more satisfying.

Interior videos are strongest when the main features stay visible, such as the cabinets, fireplace, window, bed, sofa, or dining area. Keeping the room layout recognisable helps viewers understand exactly what changed.

For a repeatable shooting and cropping process, follow our before-and-after transformation video guide.

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