AI Tile Visualizer

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your room photo

   Drop a photo of your room into EditThisPic. Straight-on shots where the tile surface is clearly visible work best — bathroom floors, shower walls, kitchen floors, entryways. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Standard tile change: 20-30 seconds. Full room with multiple tile surfaces: may need 2-3 refinements.
2. 2

   Describe the tile you want

   Type your instruction: 'replace the floor with white marble hexagonal tiles' or 'change the shower wall to blue subway tiles with white grout.' Name the tile type, material, color, size, and pattern. No marking needed — the AI understands what 'floor' and 'wall' mean.

   Tip: Specify grout color and tile size for realistic results. 'Large format 24x24 gray porcelain with thin grout' looks completely different from 'small gray mosaic tiles.'

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Bathroom floor upgrade replace the floor with white marble hexagonal tiles with light gray grout

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   Shower wall transformation change the bathroom wall to blue subway tiles in a horizontal brick pattern with white grout

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   Large format porcelain floor replace the floor with large format 24x24 light gray porcelain tile with minimal thin grout lines

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   Entryway pattern tile replace the entryway floor with black and white encaustic cement tile in a geometric star pattern

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   Wood-look plank tile replace the floor with wood-look porcelain plank tile in warm oak with realistic grain and staggered layout

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   Penny round mosaic change the shower floor to white penny round mosaic tile with dark charcoal grout

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   Natural stone slate replace the floor with natural slate tile in mixed gray and brown earth tones with rustic irregular edges

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3. 3

   Review the visualization

   Check that the tile pattern is consistent across the surface, grout lines look realistic, and the new tile blends naturally with existing fixtures, trim, and transitions. Zoom in to verify tile edges and corners.