AI Exterior Trim Color Visualizer

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a front or 3/4-angle photo of your home exterior

   Use a photo where the trim elements are clearly visible — window casings, corner boards, fascia, and soffit should be distinguishable from the siding. A 3/4-angle view that shows two faces of the house gives the AI the most complete trim reference. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple trim color changes on homes with distinct siding-to-trim contrast: results in 25–35 seconds. Homes where trim and siding are similar in color may need one pass with a more specific description.
2. 2

   Describe which trim elements and what color

   Type your instruction: 'change all exterior trim to crisp white — window casings, fascia, soffit, and corner boards.' Naming the specific trim elements prevents the AI from recoloring only one type (e.g., just window frames) when you want all trim updated. No marking required.

   Tip: For two-color coordination (siding + trim), describe both in one prompt: 'change the siding to navy blue and the trim to bright white.' This gives the AI the full color scheme context and produces more coherent results than two separate edits.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   White trim — timeless classic, most popular choice change all exterior trim to crisp white — window casings, fascia boards, soffit, corner boards, and door frame. Keep the siding, roof, and front door color unchanged.

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   Black trim on light siding — modern contrast look change all exterior trim to matte black — window casings, fascia, corner boards, and shutters. Keep the white siding, roof, and door unchanged.

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   Coordinate trim with door color change the exterior trim to a warm cream color — window casings, fascia, and corner boards — to coordinate with the terracotta red front door. Keep gray siding and roof unchanged.

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   Navy trim on white house — classic New England look change the exterior trim to deep navy blue — window casings, shutters, door frame, and fascia — keep the white clapboard siding and gray roof unchanged

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   3 more prompts

   Match trim to shutters change the window casings, fascia, and corner boards to match the dark green shutter color visible in the photo — keep siding and roof unchanged

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   Contrasting fascia only — subtle accent change only the fascia board along the roofline to dark charcoal gray, keep all other trim (window casings, corner boards, soffit) at their current white color

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   Full exterior repaint — siding and trim together change the siding to a warm greige and all exterior trim to crisp white — window casings, fascia, corner boards, and soffit. Keep the roof and front door unchanged.

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3. 3

   Check window casings, fascia, and corner boards

   Zoom to three areas: a window casing where trim meets glass, the fascia board under the roofline, and a corner board. Verify the new color is consistent across all trim types and that the siding directly behind the trim hasn't shifted in color.

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   Refine missed trim elements with markers if needed

   If a specific trim element (rear-facing corner board, partial gable trim) wasn't recolored, tap a marker on it and regenerate: 'change this trim board to match the white on the rest of the trim.' Markers pinpoint missed elements without re-processing the full image.

   Tip: If the trim recolor bled onto the siding in a specific area, tap a marker there and use: 'restore this siding area to its original color — only the trim next to it should be white.'