Composite Brick Veneer on Wall Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your wall or building photo

   Drop the photo of the wall or building where the veneer will be applied. Use a well-lit photo showing the full wall area. Straight-on angles work best for accurate perspective matching. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple single-wall composites: 30 seconds. Complex facades with windows, corners, or mixed materials: may need 2-3 refinements.
2. 2

   Add your veneer sample as reference

   Click '+ Add reference image' below the prompt and upload your brick or stone veneer sample photo. A close-up of the veneer texture on a flat surface works best. The AI extracts the pattern and tiles it across the wall with realistic mortar joints and perspective correction.

   Tip: Photograph the veneer sample straight-on in even lighting. Avoid flash shadows or angled shots that distort the pattern.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Thin brick veneer on home exterior replace the front wall surface with the thin brick veneer from the reference image, with realistic running bond pattern, matching mortar joints, and perspective corrected to the building angle

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   Stone veneer on fireplace surround composite the stone veneer from the reference onto the fireplace wall, from floor to mantel, with natural stone edge variation, realistic grout, and shadows matching the room's overhead lighting

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   Brick veneer accent wall in living room replace this interior wall with the exposed brick veneer from the reference, covering the entire wall surface, with realistic mortar depth and warm lighting matching the room

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   Manufactured stone on building lower half composite this manufactured stone veneer from the reference onto the lower half of the building exterior as a wainscot, with a clean ledge cap at the transition and perspective matching the photo angle

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   Stacked stone veneer on column or pillar replace the column surfaces with the stacked stone veneer from the reference, wrapping around all visible faces with consistent pattern and realistic shadow on the mortar joints

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   Brick veneer on kitchen backsplash composite the thin brick veneer from the reference onto the kitchen backsplash area between the countertop and upper cabinets, with realistic grout lines and the warm light from the under-cabinet fixtures

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   Natural stone veneer on retaining wall replace the retaining wall face with the natural stone veneer from the reference, with irregular stone placement, realistic mortar joints, and shadow matching the outdoor sunlight direction

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   Commercial building facade with brick veneer composite the brick veneer from the reference onto the commercial building facade, covering the first floor, with soldier course above windows, proper corner wrapping, and perspective matching the street-level photo angle

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3. 3

   Describe the composite

   Tell the AI exactly how to apply the veneer: 'replace the wall surface with the brick veneer from the reference, with realistic mortar joints, matching the wall's perspective and lighting.' Specify which wall sections to cover if not the entire surface.

   Tip: Include details like 'wrapping around the corner' or 'only on the lower half as a wainscot' for partial applications.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Thin brick veneer on home exterior replace the front wall surface with the thin brick veneer from the reference image, with realistic running bond pattern, matching mortar joints, and perspective corrected to the building angle

   Copy Try This →

   Stone veneer on fireplace surround composite the stone veneer from the reference onto the fireplace wall, from floor to mantel, with natural stone edge variation, realistic grout, and shadows matching the room's overhead lighting

   Copy Try This →

   Brick veneer accent wall in living room replace this interior wall with the exposed brick veneer from the reference, covering the entire wall surface, with realistic mortar depth and warm lighting matching the room

   Copy Try This →

   Manufactured stone on building lower half composite this manufactured stone veneer from the reference onto the lower half of the building exterior as a wainscot, with a clean ledge cap at the transition and perspective matching the photo angle

   Copy Try This →

   4 more prompts

   Stacked stone veneer on column or pillar replace the column surfaces with the stacked stone veneer from the reference, wrapping around all visible faces with consistent pattern and realistic shadow on the mortar joints

   Copy Try This →

   Brick veneer on kitchen backsplash composite the thin brick veneer from the reference onto the kitchen backsplash area between the countertop and upper cabinets, with realistic grout lines and the warm light from the under-cabinet fixtures

   Copy Try This →

   Natural stone veneer on retaining wall replace the retaining wall face with the natural stone veneer from the reference, with irregular stone placement, realistic mortar joints, and shadow matching the outdoor sunlight direction

   Copy Try This →

   Commercial building facade with brick veneer composite the brick veneer from the reference onto the commercial building facade, covering the first floor, with soldier course above windows, proper corner wrapping, and perspective matching the street-level photo angle

   Copy Try This →
4. 4

   Generate and review

   Check that the veneer pattern tiles naturally across the wall without visible seams. Verify mortar joints stay consistent, the perspective matches the wall angle, and the veneer wraps around edges correctly. Zoom in where veneer meets windows, doors, and trim.

5. 5

   Refine with markers if needed

   If the veneer covers the wrong wall section or misses an area, tap a marker on the exact wall surface you want covered and regenerate. Useful when a building has multiple wall planes at different angles.

   Tip: For buildings with multiple wall planes, composite one wall at a time for the cleanest result.