Exterior paint visualizer for your own house
See your house in real paint colors in under a minute. Same windows, just new paint.Upload a photo of your house and see it in real paint colors (siding, trim, front door and roof) in under a minute. Same house, same windows, just new paint.
Stand across the street. Whole front in frame. Daylight.
No photo handy? Try a sample house
Stand across the street. Get the whole front in the frame. Daylight, no heavy shadows.
Start with a popular color scheme
Tap one to see it on our sample Cape Cod right away. It is free and does not use a render.
Same house. New color.
Upload a photo of your house and see it in real paint colors (siding, trim, front door and roof) in under a minute. Same house, same windows, just new paint.
Paint brand visualizers make you color in a sample house, or spend twenty minutes brushing masks onto your photo. Here you pick colors and get your own house back, repainted, with a slider to compare. These are real photos of real houses with only the listed surfaces changed.
Soft gray-green ranch
1950s California ranch, board-and-batten and stucco
- SidingOyster Bay SW 6206
Navy and crisp white
Cape Cod with lap siding and two dormers
- SidingNaval SW 6244
- TrimPure White SW 7005
- Front doorTricorn Black SW 6258
Black shingle roof
Craftsman bungalow with a brick porch and shingle roof
- RoofOnyx Black shingle
How it works
- Snap your house from the streetOne daylight photo of the whole front. A phone is plenty.
- Pick real paint colorsSiding, trim, front door, roof or brick, from real fan-deck colors with their codes.
- Slide to compare, then decideSame house, same windows, new paint. Compare looks, copy the codes, buy samples.
What a good photo looks like
Stand across the street. Get the whole front in the frame. Daylight, no heavy shadows.
What stays exactly the same
- Windows, doors and garage doors
- The roofline and the shape of the house
- Trees, lawn, driveway and cars
- The sky, the light and the shadows
If something changes that shouldn't, the next render is on us. Tap "Something changed that shouldn't have?" under any result.
Simple pricing
Try 2 renders free.
Then $9.99 once for 25 renders and HD downloads for your whole project. No subscription.
See pricingQuestions homeowners ask
How does the exterior paint visualizer work?
Upload one photo of the front of your house, choose what to paint (the whole house, just the siding, the trim, the front door, the roof or painted brick) and pick real paint colors for each surface. In about 30 to 45 seconds you get the same photo back with only those surfaces repainted, and a slider to compare before and after.
Will it change my windows, roof or landscaping?
It is not supposed to. Every render is told to keep the camera angle, the shape of the house, every window, door and railing, the trees, the lawn, the cars and the sky exactly as they are, and to change only the surfaces you picked. If something moves or changes anyway, tap "Something changed that shouldn't have?" under the result and we add a render back to your account so you can try again on us.
How accurate are the colors on screen?
Close enough to choose between options, not close enough to skip a sample. Every screen shows color a little differently, and paint on a real wall changes with daylight, shade and sheen. Use the visualizer to narrow it down to two or three colors, then buy samples and look at them on your house at different times of day.
Which paint brands can I try?
Popular exterior colors from Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Behr (sold at The Home Depot) and Valspar (sold at Lowe's) are built in, with their names and codes so you can copy them for the store. For any other brand, open Custom and type the hex value from that color's page. We are not affiliated with any paint company; the names and codes belong to their owners.
What kind of photo works best?
Stand across the street and get the whole front of the house in the frame, straight on if you can. Daylight works best, and a bright overcast day is even better because there are no hard shadows. Avoid photos where trees or cars hide most of the walls. The photo needs to be at least 1000 pixels on its long side; any recent phone photo is.
Is it free?
You can try 2 renders free: one right away and one more after you add your email. After that, the Project Pass is $9.99 once for 25 renders and clean HD downloads of every render, including the free ones. There is no subscription and the renders do not expire. Popular schemes on the sample houses are always free.
Why we built this
Every big paint company has a visualizer, and they share the same problem. You either paint a stock house that looks nothing like yours, or you trace every wall and window of your own photo by hand. Either way, you still don't know what your house will look like.
So we built the tool we wanted: one photo, real paint colors, and the same house back in under a minute. It does one job, repainting the outside of your house, and it is built to leave everything else alone.