FOR BUILDING PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS & BRANDS

Your product catalog. In their room or home.

Help homeowners explore your materials in a photo of their own space. Plan a branded product visualizer around your ranges, then connect the next inquiry to your website, showroom or dealer network.

Discuss your product catalog Prepare your catalog

Illustrative comparison of birch and walnut countertop concepts — Material concept example. Check product appearance and finish accuracy against your own references.

THE DECISIONS THAT MATTER

Make the next product decision easier.

Start with the products your customers need help choosing. Evaluate the visual result and the next sales conversation together.

An experience around your brand

Choose where a website visualizer should appear, which ranges shoppers explore and how they continue to a product page, sample request or consultation. Branding and integration are agreed for your deployment.

A catalog with clear product references

Bring named products, finish images and identifiable variants for kitchens, worktops, flooring, tile, paint or exterior materials. Review each category on representative photos before adding it to the experience.

A useful dealer or showroom inquiry

Define the selected products, images and project details your sales team needs. Agree on the handoff and reporting, then measure qualified inquiries and completed next steps against your baseline.

BRING THE WORK YOU ALREADY DO

Start with one range customers ask about.

Use a focused collection to establish asset quality, visual checks and a repeatable update process. Existing supplier assets can start the discussion.

Product names, SKU or variant IDs, approved images and product-page links.
Dimensions, pattern repeat, grain direction and installation references where relevant.
Permitted product combinations, available markets and discontinued items.
An asset owner, permission for the intended uses and a person responsible for updates.

Porcelain floor and wall tile concept with a material reference — Tile concept illustration. Review dimensions, repeat patterns and wall versus floor installation in your evaluation.

PRODUCT VISUALIZATION & CONFIGURATION

A visual concept and a product specification have different jobs.

A product visualizer helps customers explore appearance. A product configurator applies rules for valid options. Agree on both requirements before defining your pilot.

Evaluate your references in real photos

Check finish, pattern scale, orientation, product shape and surrounding details on typical and difficult photos. AI previews can vary. Use physical samples and supplier specifications for final selections.

Define the combinations customers can choose

Supply approved finishes, sizes and compatible components. Confirm how selection rules, regional availability and product updates would work in your integration. These controls need separate scoping and validation.

YOUR STARTING POINT

Choose the route that fits your workflow.

Choose where the experience should run. Product preparation, integration and operating terms depend on the route.

A branded website visualizer

Plan product exploration on your own website or a dealer site. Define the collection, customer journey and next inquiry before estimating usage.

Explore the Website Visualizer

A platform or catalog partnership

Discuss making approved products available to Renovate AI users, or connecting your application through the API. Agree on audience, permissions, maintenance and commercial terms.

Discuss a partnership

BEFORE YOU START

Your workflow, explained.

01What is a manufacturer product visualizer?

It lets customers explore a manufacturer’s materials and products in an image of a room or home. A catalog-based pilot connects approved references to the visual workflow and defines how customers continue to a product page, dealer or consultation.

02Can we use our existing product catalog?

Bring a CSV, PDF, product links or an export from your product information or asset system. Include SKU identifiers, finish images and the rules that affect product selection. Import, synchronization and maintenance are agreed after review.

03Can the experience use our brand and dealer network?

Branding, website placement and dealer or showroom destinations form part of the integration discussion. Confirm the data your team needs, the receiving system and how consent and follow-up should work.

04Does AI guarantee the exact product or approved configuration?

No. Evaluate outputs against your product references and agreed acceptance criteria. Product rules, component compatibility, measured fit and regional availability need their own controls. A generated image does not certify those checks.

05Can we include both interior and exterior products?

Bring the categories you want customers to explore. Review each category’s references and visual requirements. Paint or finish changes, repeated materials and shaped products can need different preparation and checks.

06Can we add our products to Renovate AI without a custom website project?

Discuss a catalog partnership separately from a branded website deployment. We first review the collection, audience, asset permissions, visual quality, updates and commercial terms. Inclusion and launch timing are agreed rather than automatic.

Bring your catalog and a real customer decision.

Start with one range, a few customer photos and the next action your sales team wants to support. We’ll discuss the visualizer, product checks and integration needed.

Book a product demo

EXPLORE FOR BUSINESS

Explore material, paint and room concepts for your customer workflow.