Visualize Urban Change with AI

The broken windows theory is a criminological concept suggesting that visible signs of disorder and neglect in a neighborhood, like broken windows or graffiti, can encourage more serious crime and social decay. The idea is that these small signs signal that no one is in charge, which can lead to a breakdown of informal social control.

You can upload a photo of any neighborhood or building. Then, use text prompts to either add signs of neglect such as 'add graffiti,' 'break the windows,' or 'add trash to the sidewalk' or to remove them by asking the AI to 'clean the walls' and 'repair the street'.

Yes, you can download your generated images in a high-resolution PNG format. They are ideal for use in academic presentations, urban planning proposals, community meetings, and other non-commercial or commercial projects.

No special skills are required. The tool is designed to be user-friendly. All you need to do is upload an image and type a clear description of the changes you want to visualize.

Absolutely. While it can demonstrate the 'broken windows' effect by adding decay, it is just as effective at showing revitalization. You can take an image of a neglected area and use prompts to visualize it as a clean, vibrant, and well-maintained space.

For best results, upload a clear, well-lit photo of a street scene, building exterior, or public space. Images that show a wider perspective of a neighborhood often work well for demonstrating large-scale changes.