Give the choice a familiar setting
Use a project photo to compare color directions for walls, siding or trim. Explain how the options relate to the existing roof, brickwork, windows and surroundings.
FOR PAINTERS, EXTERIOR CONTRACTORS & SALES TEAMS
Make the color consultation easier to see.
Help customers compare paint and exterior options in a project photo. Discuss the visual options during the appointment. Use the preferred option to prepare your estimate.
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Example concepts. The buttons switch prepared images. They do not generate a render or establish an exact color match.
THE DECISIONS THAT MATTER
Keep the professional in the conversation.
Some customers want to explore on a website. Others want your advice beside them. Shape the visual experience around how your business already helps them choose.
Show choices your team offers
Start with relevant shade names, product references and recurring combinations. Review the intended surface, lighting, texture and sheen rather than relying on a screen color alone.
Make the next action clear
Connect the visual direction to a color consultation, estimate or sales follow-up. Keep the reference and project context useful to the person continuing the conversation.
BRING THE WORK YOU ALREADY DO
Bring the consultation to the demo.
Bring typical jobs and difficult jobs. Ask the people who conduct appointments to test the tool on their normal devices.
- Authorized interior or exterior photos and the specific surfaces to recolor.
- The shade references, product families and finish combinations your business recommends.
- Examples with shadows, textured surfaces, landscaping or trim that needs to stay in place.
- Your consultation and estimate process, rep devices and any website inquiry destination.
DEFINE THE CHANGE BEFORE YOU SHOW IT
A color choice and a building change need different checks.
Paint concepts can help narrow a direction. New siding profiles, replacement windows, doors or structural changes introduce product and geometry requirements.
For paint and color decisions
Identify the surfaces to recolor and what should remain. Review the shade direction, edges and unexpected changes. Your professional process confirms surface condition, preparation, coverage and the final color with samples.
For products and broader exterior changes
Bring dimensions, installation references and product details. Check placement, shape, size and feasibility separately. An image does not confirm that a product fits or that your team can build the change.
YOUR STARTING POINT
Choose the route that fits your workflow.
Try Studio for team consultations. For a public website, agree on the collection, navigation, mobile use and inquiry process. Website packages do not price team access.
Support consultations with your sales team
Test real appointments with the people who will use the tool. Then discuss any branded catalog, training or support needs.
Explore team design workflowsPlan a website design center
Decide where visitors find the experience and how a useful selection reaches your business. Define the collection, integration, photo handling and inquiry mechanism before launching.
Explore the Website VisualizerBEFORE YOU START
Your workflow, explained.
01Should we use this during consultations or put it on our website?
Start with the moment your customers need help. A sales-led consultation lets your team explain and review the concepts. A website visualizer lets visitors explore independently and needs a clear discovery path and next inquiry. Evaluate with your reps before expanding to a public experience.
02Can we use our preferred paint shades and finishes?
Bring shade names, codes and product references for a focused evaluation. Check the surface, texture and sheen, and compare with physical samples. Lighting, displays and AI output can alter appearance; a visual concept does not replace a final color sample or product specification.
03Can it also replace siding, windows or doors?
Those are different requirements from recoloring a surface. Bring product references, dimensions and typical photos for a separate feasibility review. Scope the supported changes before showing customers transformations your business may not deliver.
04How does a website visitor become an inquiry?
Agree on the customer action and the information your sales team needs. Confirm how the integration sends inquiries and images. Include photo handling, measurement and how your team responds.
05What should we measure in a pilot?
Check whether sales staff and customers can compare useful options on typical jobs. Track where users need help and where AI changes unexpected details. Measure image usage, button clicks and completed inquiries separately. None guarantees higher sales.
06How do website allowances relate to team pricing?
The calculator estimates generated image variants for a proposed customer-facing website pilot. Existing Studio access follows its current plans. Branded team environments, catalog preparation and API integrations are scoped separately. Confirm support, billing start, usage rules and any setup or maintenance costs in the proposal.
Show us the color decision your customer faces.
Bring a few project photos, your recurring color choices and the way your team conducts consultations. Define a useful evaluation around that work.
Book a product demoEXPLORE FOR BUSINESS
See where it fits.
Explore material, paint and room concepts for your customer workflow.
Compare finishes.
Kitchen design concept.
Explore materials.
Tile and surface concept.
Show the room.
Room staging concept.
Concept examples. Confirm products, measurements and final specifications with your team.