Exterior House Color Visualizer

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a picture of your house

   Photograph the front of the house from the street in flat daylight, with the whole elevation in frame and no cars or bins in the way. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB works.

   Expect: A clear front-on shot in even light recolors in about 15-25 seconds. Deep shade, strong sun glare, or walls half hidden behind trees take longer and often need a second pass.
2. 2

   Describe the color you want

   Type the instruction in plain words: 'change the siding to soft sage green and leave the white trim as it is.' You never select or mask the walls first — naming the surface and the color is enough.

   Tip: Name the surface as well as the color. 'Siding', 'brick', or 'stucco' tells the AI exactly which part of the exterior to repaint.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Light grey siding, white trim Keep all walls, windows, roofline and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the siding color, to a light warm grey, leaving the white trim white.

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   Navy blue statement house Keep all walls, windows, roofline and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the siding color, to a deep navy blue, with the trim and window frames left white.

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   Charcoal, almost black Keep all walls, windows, roofline and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the siding color, to a charcoal grey with warm undertones that reads almost black in shade.

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   Classic white farmhouse Keep all walls, windows, roofline and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the siding color, to a clean off-white farmhouse white, keeping the trim and the front door as they are.

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   Painted brick Keep all walls, windows, roofline and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the brick, painted a soft matte white with the mortar lines still visible.

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   Sage green with a preserved roof Keep all walls, windows, roofline and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the siding color, to a muted sage green, with the roof, gutters and driveway untouched.

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   Stucco in terracotta Keep all walls, windows, roofline and camera angle exactly as they are. Change only: the stucco color, to a warm terracotta, keeping the texture of the stucco visible.

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3. 3

   Check the edges

   Zoom in where the new color meets the trim, the window frames, the garage door, and the roofline. Those boundaries are where a repaint gives itself away, and they are what a painter will ask you about.

4. 4

   Refine with a marker if needed

   If one wall or the garage door came back the wrong shade, tap a marker on that spot and describe just that area. Markers are optional and only needed for touch-ups, not for the main repaint.