AI Siding Color Visualizer

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a clear front or 3/4-angle exterior photo

   Use a photo where the siding is clearly visible across the full wall surface. A 3/4-angle view showing two faces of the house gives the AI the most complete siding coverage for consistent color application. Photos taken in overcast light or flat morning light produce the most accurate color rendering. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Standard single-material siding on a simple home form: results in 25–35 seconds. Homes with mixed materials (stone lower section, siding upper) or complex form may need one refinement pass.
2. 2

   Describe the siding color, material, and profile

   Type your instruction: 'change the siding to navy blue fiber cement lap siding, keep the white trim, roof, and windows unchanged.' Including the siding material (vinyl, fiber cement, wood, stucco) and profile (lap, Dutch lap, board and batten, shingle) produces the most realistic texture. No marking required.

   Tip: Reference real brand color names for the most accurate hue: 'Hardie Plank in Boothbay Blue' or 'LP SmartSide in Mountain Sage.' These names are in the model's training vocabulary and produce more specific color and texture results than generic descriptions.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Navy blue fiber cement — most searched modern siding color change the siding to deep navy blue fiber cement lap siding, keep the white trim, roof shingles, and all windows exactly unchanged

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   Warm greige — safe, buyer-friendly neutral change the siding to a warm greige vinyl lap siding — gray with warm beige undertone — keep the white trim, roof, and doors unchanged

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   Board and batten — modern farmhouse look change the siding to white board and batten vertical siding, crisp white color, visible vertical batten strips, keep the roof, windows, and trim unchanged

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   Sage green — popular craftsman and cottage look change the siding to sage green fiber cement lap siding, muted dusty green tone not bright, keep white trim, black shutters, and gray roof unchanged

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   Dark charcoal — contemporary bold look change the siding to dark charcoal gray fiber cement lap siding, keep the white trim and roof unchanged — the color should be deep, not medium gray

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   Cedar shake shingle style — traditional New England look change the upper wall siding to gray cedar shake shingle siding with a slightly weathered tone, keep the lower stone or brick, the trim, and roof unchanged

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   Realtor before/after for listing marketing change the siding from the current dated beige to fresh deep navy fiber cement lap siding, professional real estate photography quality, keep trim, roof, and all landscaping identical

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3. 3

   Check siding panels, gables, and siding-to-trim boundary

   Zoom to three areas: the main wall siding, the gable siding, and the siding edge where it meets window trim. These are the zones most likely to show inconsistent recoloring. Verify that all wall surfaces show the same base color and that the trim-to-siding boundary is clean.

4. 4

   Refine gable ends or mixed-material zones with markers if needed

   If a gable end, a garage wall, or a siding material transition zone didn't recolor consistently, tap a marker on that area and regenerate: 'change this siding section to match the navy blue lap siding on the main walls.' Markers constrain the fix to the specific zone.

   Tip: If the siding color bled onto stone or brick accents, tap a marker on the stone and add: 'restore this stone/brick area to its original color — only the siding panels should be navy.'