Do I need TWO photos — my kitchen AND a countertop slab reference?
Yes. This tool uses two photos: (1) your kitchen photo showing the countertops you want to change, and (2) a reference photo of the countertop slab or material you want to preview. Upload your kitchen photo first, then click '+ Add reference photo' for the slab or sample. The AI reads the material's color, veining, and texture from your reference to place it accurately on your countertops.
How do I add a countertop sample to my kitchen photo for free?
Upload your kitchen photo and a reference photo of the countertop slab to EditThisPic. Describe what you want: 'replace the existing countertop with this quartz slab from the reference — eased edge, all counter surfaces including the island.' The AI applies it with realistic veining and reflectivity in 15-30 seconds. Free to use, no account required, no watermark.
Can kitchen designers use this for material selection meetings?
Yes. Kitchen designers upload client kitchen photos alongside slab photos to generate photorealistic visualizations during selection meetings. Run 2-3 material options back to back — quartz vs. marble vs. granite — on the same client kitchen for a complete comparison. Include 'photorealistic, client selection meeting' in your prompt for best quality.
What countertop materials can I preview with a reference photo?
Any material with a photo: natural marble, granite, quartzite, quartz (engineered stone), soapstone, concrete, butcher block, laminate patterns, and tile. For natural stone, download slab photos from stone yard websites for accurate veining representation. For quartz, manufacturer product photos work perfectly. For butcher block, a flat photo of the wood grain shows accurately.
Can I see how a countertop looks with different cabinet colors?
Yes. Run the countertop visualization on your kitchen photo as-is, then run the same prompt on a version where you've already changed the cabinet color. This lets you evaluate countertop-cabinet combinations before committing to both changes. Many kitchen remodels change countertops and cabinets together — testing them in combination prevents expensive mismatches.
Can realtors use this to visualize a kitchen countertop upgrade for listings?
Yes. Upload the listing kitchen photo and a neutral stone slab reference (white quartz, gray granite, or light marble appeal to the widest buyer base). Include 'photorealistic for MLS listing photo' in your prompt. Always disclose that listing photos are virtually staged per MLS requirements.
How much does EditThisPic cost?
You get 1 free edit per week — no account needed. After that, credit packs start at $1.99 for 3 edits. Monthly plans start at $4.99/mo for 15 edits with unused credits rolling over. All edits are full resolution with no watermark.