Grout, scale, and layout
Tile reads wrong when the format is wrong. The visualization uses the tile dimensions and layout pattern from your catalog entry, so a 60×60 porcelain fills the room the way a 60×60 actually would.
AI tile visualizer — visualize tile in your space
Help customers see how porcelain, ceramic, and stone tile look on the floor of their own kitchen, bathroom, or living room — from a single phone photo.
As photographedInstalledBuilt for hard-to-picture rooms
Bathrooms and kitchens are where customers hesitate most: small, busy, full of fixtures. Keeping the existing cabinets, appliances, and light in place is what lets them judge the tile instead of a stylized render.
Floor tile today, walls next
Today the visualizer replaces the floor surface — including tile floors. Wall tile and backsplashes are on the roadmap, together with wall coverings; you can join that waitlist from the use cases section on the homepage.
Where tile visualization helps most
- Bathroom floors, where format and grout drive the decision
- Kitchen floors, judged against existing cabinets
- Open-plan living areas with large-format porcelain
- Entryways and hallways with patterned layouts
- Natural stone, where each slab reads differently
- Commercial spaces comparing several finishes
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Free while you build and test. The $80 implementation charge applies when you publish and includes your first 30 days.