AI Stone Veneer Preview Tool

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your two photos

   Upload your house exterior photo into EditThisPic first. Then click '+ Add reference photo' and upload a photo of the stone veneer product or sample swatch. Use a manufacturer's product image, a masonry supply sample photo, or a photo of an actual stone panel. The better the reference, the more accurate the stone pattern and color will render. JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB each.

   Expect: The AI maps the stone texture, color variation, and joint pattern from your reference onto the specified exterior areas of your house.
2. 2

   Specify the stone placement area

   Tell the AI exactly where you want the stone veneer applied: 'apply this stone veneer to the front foundation area below the siding line' or 'add the reference stone to the porch columns and column bases' or 'cover the entire front facade with this stacked stone pattern.' Be specific about zones — foundation, columns, accent wall, full facade, or chimney.

   Tip: Stone veneer accent zones (foundation, columns, accent wall) look more architecturally intentional than full-facade coverage on most residential styles.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Foundation and column accent apply the stone veneer from the reference photo to the foundation band below the siding line and wrap the front porch columns with the same stone pattern — leave the upper siding unchanged

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   Full front facade coverage apply the reference stone veneer to the entire front facade of the house from foundation to roofline, replacing the existing siding — show the full stone exterior look

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   Masonry contractor proposal preview this stone veneer sample on the house for a masonry contractor proposal — photorealistic quality showing the client exactly what the finished installation will look like

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   Accent wall only add the reference stone veneer as an accent to the wall area between the garage and the front entry — just that section, not the full facade

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   Natural stone vs cultured stone comparison apply this natural fieldstone veneer reference to the foundation area — I want to compare this to a cultured stone option, so keep the rest of the house exactly as-is

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   Chimney stone wrap apply the reference stone veneer to the exterior chimney — wrap the full chimney column in the stone pattern from foundation to above the roofline

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3. 3

   Evaluate the stone pattern and scale

   Check that individual stone pieces appear at realistic scale — ledgestone pieces are typically 2-4 inches tall, fieldstone varies more. Verify that mortar joints are visible and that shadow lines under horizontal stone courses look natural given the sun position in the photo.

4. 4

   Compare stone product alternatives

   Download the result and run a second stone veneer reference photo on the same house to compare natural stone vs. cultured stone, or light vs. dark stone colors. Masonry contractors often test 3-4 options for client presentations.

   Tip: For client proposals, label each result with the manufacturer name, product line, and SKU so the homeowner can request specific quotes.