Composite Cabinet Door Sample in Kitchen from Photo

How it works

1. 1

   Upload the kitchen photo

   Drop a photo of the kitchen where you want to preview the cabinet finish. A well-lit, straight-on shot of the cabinets works best. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple cabinet composites: 30 seconds. Complex kitchens with multiple cabinet zones or tricky angles: may need 2-3 refinements.
2. 2

   Add your cabinet door sample as reference

   Click '+ Add reference image' below the prompt and upload your cabinet door sample, swatch, or product photo. A clean shot of the door front with visible grain pattern and finish works best. The AI extracts the style and maps it onto the kitchen cabinets.

   Tip: Photograph the door sample with even, neutral lighting. Avoid harsh shadows or reflections on glossy finishes that could confuse the AI.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Shaker-style door on all kitchen cabinets apply the shaker cabinet door finish from the reference onto all kitchen cabinets in this photo, with vertical grain on doors and horizontal grain on drawer fronts, matching the room's lighting and preserving existing countertops

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   Modern flat-panel door for contemporary kitchen composite the flat-panel cabinet door style from the reference onto all kitchen cabinets, with seamless slab fronts, clean edges, and the matte finish matching the kitchen's ambient lighting

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   Dark stain finish on existing light cabinets apply the dark-stained cabinet door finish from the reference onto all kitchen cabinets, replacing the current light wood with this espresso stain, showing realistic grain depth and shadow in recessed panels

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   Painted white finish on outdated oak cabinets composite the painted white cabinet door from the reference onto these oak kitchen cabinets, covering the honey oak entirely with the crisp white finish, preserving handle locations and cabinet layout

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   Two-tone kitchen: different upper and lower cabinets apply the navy blue painted door from the reference onto only the lower kitchen cabinets, keeping the white upper cabinets exactly as they are, with consistent paint sheen and natural shadow

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   Thermofoil door sample for budget remodel composite this thermofoil cabinet door from the reference onto the kitchen cabinets, showing the smooth wrapped finish on all doors and drawer fronts, with subtle light reflection matching the overhead fixtures

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   Glass-front cabinet door insert apply the glass-front cabinet door style from the reference onto the upper kitchen cabinets only, showing the mullion pattern and glass inserts with visible shelf contents behind, matching the room lighting

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   Rustic reclaimed wood door on farmhouse kitchen composite the reclaimed wood cabinet door from the reference onto all kitchen cabinets, with authentic weathered grain texture, natural knots visible, and the rustic character matching this farmhouse kitchen's warm lighting

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3. 3

   Describe the composite

   Tell the AI exactly what to do: 'apply the cabinet door finish from the reference onto all kitchen cabinets, matching the grain direction, handle style, and room lighting.' Be specific about which cabinets to change if you only want uppers or lowers.

   Tip: Include details like 'preserve the existing hardware' or 'match the grain running vertically on doors and horizontally on drawer fronts' for a realistic result.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Shaker-style door on all kitchen cabinets apply the shaker cabinet door finish from the reference onto all kitchen cabinets in this photo, with vertical grain on doors and horizontal grain on drawer fronts, matching the room's lighting and preserving existing countertops

   Copy Try This →

   Modern flat-panel door for contemporary kitchen composite the flat-panel cabinet door style from the reference onto all kitchen cabinets, with seamless slab fronts, clean edges, and the matte finish matching the kitchen's ambient lighting

   Copy Try This →

   Dark stain finish on existing light cabinets apply the dark-stained cabinet door finish from the reference onto all kitchen cabinets, replacing the current light wood with this espresso stain, showing realistic grain depth and shadow in recessed panels

   Copy Try This →

   Painted white finish on outdated oak cabinets composite the painted white cabinet door from the reference onto these oak kitchen cabinets, covering the honey oak entirely with the crisp white finish, preserving handle locations and cabinet layout

   Copy Try This →

   4 more prompts

   Two-tone kitchen: different upper and lower cabinets apply the navy blue painted door from the reference onto only the lower kitchen cabinets, keeping the white upper cabinets exactly as they are, with consistent paint sheen and natural shadow

   Copy Try This →

   Thermofoil door sample for budget remodel composite this thermofoil cabinet door from the reference onto the kitchen cabinets, showing the smooth wrapped finish on all doors and drawer fronts, with subtle light reflection matching the overhead fixtures

   Copy Try This →

   Glass-front cabinet door insert apply the glass-front cabinet door style from the reference onto the upper kitchen cabinets only, showing the mullion pattern and glass inserts with visible shelf contents behind, matching the room lighting

   Copy Try This →

   Rustic reclaimed wood door on farmhouse kitchen composite the reclaimed wood cabinet door from the reference onto all kitchen cabinets, with authentic weathered grain texture, natural knots visible, and the rustic character matching this farmhouse kitchen's warm lighting

   Copy Try This →
4. 4

   Review and refine

   Check that the cabinet finish looks natural across all doors: consistent grain direction, correct lighting on recessed panels, and realistic shadow in grooves. Zoom in on door edges and where cabinets meet countertops.

5. 5

   Refine with markers if needed

   If the AI applied the finish to the wrong cabinets or missed a section, tap a marker on the specific doors you want changed and regenerate. Useful when you only want to update upper cabinets or a specific bank of doors.

   Tip: Tap markers on each cabinet door you want changed. This is essential for two-tone kitchen designs where uppers and lowers get different finishes.