Design type — fencing

Fence concepts, seen from the side of the fence you live on.

Height, style, colour and where the line runs decide whether a fence feels like privacy or like a wall. PlotVisionAI™ renders the fence into a photograph of your property so it can be judged from the patio and the kitchen window, not from a catalogue.

AI concept visualization of a horizontal-board privacy fence in dark stained cedar running along a property line, with a matching gate, planting massed along its base and lawn continuing to the paved terrace.
AI concept visualization A stained horizontal-board privacy fence with a matching gate and planted base, generated onto a residential boundary. AI concept visualization, not a photograph of an installed fence.

What a fence concept settles

Height and line, before style.

A fence is the largest vertical object most yards ever get. Its height and its line change the yard far more than the picket profile does. PlotVisionAI is used by homeowners and landscape professionals worldwide, and it works on any property you can photograph — anywhere in the world.

Height, and what it hides

Six feet of solid fence stops a sight line at head height; four feet with planting reads as an edge instead of an enclosure. A concept shows what each option hides and what it fails to hide, from the position you actually sit in.

Where the line runs

Pulling a fence in a few feet and planting outside it changes a boundary from defensive to deliberate. That decision is nearly free on a picture and awkward once posts are set.

Style, material and colour

Board-on-board, horizontal, picket, ornamental metal, vinyl: each has a different weight against your house, and a dark stain disappears into planting while a bright white one becomes the main event. Test that against your own siding before committing.

Gates and what it frames

Gate position decides circulation, and a fence usually becomes the backdrop to planting or the containment around a Backyard Sports Center™ court.

What a fence concept does not decide

A visualization does not set post depth or footing detail, does not resolve frost heave or wind load, does not survey your boundary, and does not check the local ordinances, permits, easements or homeowner-association rules that govern fence height, material and setback. Property lines in particular are a survey question, not a rendering question.

Use the concept for height, line, style and colour. Then have a contractor confirm the boundary, the code and the build. If the fence is part of a bigger change, the full backyard page covers the whole-property view.

Design types

The other things PlotVisionAI can draw on your property

Each design type has its own page, with the questions that type of project actually has to answer before anyone builds it.

iPhone & Android app — coming soon

Design anywhere. PlotVisionAI™ for iPhone and Android.

The same workflow as the web tool, in your pocket on site: photograph the yard where you are standing, direct the concept, and spend credits from the same account. Built for homeowners and landscape professionals worldwide.

Get the app Join mobile early access

The apps are in development. There is no store listing yet, nothing to download today, and no release date is being promised — joining early access simply means you hear first.

Three phones showing the PlotVisionAI mobile app: the welcome screen, a project list with saved backyard concepts, and the credits screen.
Screens from the current PlotVisionAI™ mobile build. Project photography is Landforms work; the concept imagery inside the app is AI concept visualization.
QR code that opens the PlotVisionAI mobile app page at landscapedesignsonline.com/download.html

Scan for the mobile appOpens the PlotVisionAI app page on your phone

Early access

Ready to visualize your property?

Fence decisions come down to comparing two or three heights and finishes on the same frame, which is what credits are for.

Checkout is hosted by Stripe and opens in a new tab. Card details are entered on Stripe’s own page, never on this site. Early-access pricing, subject to change — accounts and self-serve generation are still in development. Full detail on the pricing page.

Starter ($19 for 20 credits) is approved but its Stripe payment link is not live yet, so the Starter card opens a request form instead of checkout. The other prices go straight to Stripe.

Next step

Deciding on a fence?

Send a photo along the boundary from where you sit in the yard, plus the height you are considering, and Darin will look at it personally.

Send a photo See how it works