Replace Kitchen Backsplash

How it works

1. 1

   Upload a photo showing the backsplash area clearly

   Use a photo where the backsplash is fully visible between the countertop and the upper cabinets. Avoid photos with large appliances blocking the backsplash area. Even lighting helps the AI render the new tile texture accurately. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB.

   Expect: Simple tile swaps (subway, solid stone) finish in about 30 seconds. Complex patterns like mosaic or herringbone with small grout lines may benefit from one refinement pass.
2. 2

   Describe the new backsplash material and pattern

   Type your instruction directly: 'replace the backsplash with white 3x6 subway tile in a classic horizontal brick pattern, white grout' or 'change the backsplash to natural grey slate with a stacked horizontal pattern.' Naming the tile size, pattern, and grout color produces a more realistic result. No marking needed — the AI understands 'the backsplash.'

   Tip: Include grout color in your prompt — it significantly affects how the tile reads visually. 'White grout' reads clean and bright; 'grey grout' reads more modern; 'dark charcoal grout' creates contrast.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Classic white subway tile — listing photos replace the kitchen backsplash with white 3x6 subway tile in a classic horizontal brick-lay pattern, bright white grout, keep countertops and cabinets unchanged

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   Grey marble for luxury kitchen design change the backsplash to full-height grey marble slab with natural white veining, polished surface, no tile pattern — continuous slab look

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   Herringbone tile for modern kitchen replace the backsplash with white ceramic tile in a herringbone pattern, light grey grout, keep all cabinets and countertops unchanged

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   Black hex tile for dramatic contrast change the backsplash to small black hexagonal mosaic tile, matte black finish, white grout for contrast, preserve the countertop edge

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   Terracotta for farmhouse or Spanish style replace the backsplash with handmade terracotta tile in a square pattern, warm earth-tone glaze with slight variation between tiles, cream grout

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   White zellige for eclectic kitchen change the backsplash to white zellige tile, irregular surface with subtle variation in sheen and thickness, white grout, artisan handmade appearance

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   Remove dated backsplash for neutral listing replace the old backsplash tile with a clean painted wall surface in warm white, no tile pattern, smooth flat finish matching the walls

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3. 3

   Check tile edges, grout lines, and the countertop border

   Zoom to 100% on the backsplash edge where it meets the countertop and the underside of the upper cabinets. Grout line consistency and the tile edge at the countertop border are the clearest indicators of a realistic render.

4. 4

   Refine the tile area with markers if needed

   If the AI replaced a wall section above the cabinets or left part of the original backsplash unchanged, tap markers directly on the backsplash area and regenerate. This is useful for kitchens with an L-shaped or wrap-around backsplash where only one section changed.

   Tip: Markers are for refinement — try without them first. Most straight-run backsplash replacements work from description alone.