Upload a photo of your home and preview new siding, colors, doors, windows, materials, or a complete exterior remodel before you commit to the work.
2 free full generations · No credit card required · Concept visualization before construction
BEFORE
AFTER
Explore ideas for your own exterior remodeling project, or use a branded workspace to make options visible during a professional sales conversation.
Compare exterior remodeling directions before choosing products or hiring for the work.
Use Facade AI as a branded client presentation workspace for your sales team.
After checkout, you’ll be sent to Business setup to enter your organization information.
You do not need design software or architectural vocabulary. Start with a photo and one change you want to explore.
Use a clear, straight-on photo of the exterior you want to update.
Select the area and describe the new color, material, product, or style.
Review the original and generated concepts together, then keep the directions worth discussing.
Use one photo of your home to compare ideas in context and explain the direction more clearly.
Begin with your real exterior so ideas stay connected to the home, roofline, and surroundings you already have.
Focus on the siding, entrance, windows, garage door, or another selected area instead of changing everything.
Compare siding, trim, masonry, door, and window-frame colors on the whole house before choosing a palette.
Add a product, texture, color sample, or inspiration image to communicate the look you want more clearly.
Explore exterior styles when you know the house needs a change but you are not yet sure what to choose.
Create controlled variations instead of trying to imagine the finished renovation from small samples.
Keep useful concepts with the project so you can revisit them before making a costly decision.
Bring a clearer visual direction into conversations with your designer, contractor, or renovation supplier.
Compare exterior ideas against the actual roof, openings, masonry, and proportions of the home.
Explore how simpler lines, new materials, and a restrained palette could update a familiar 1990s exterior.
Compare masonry and accent updates while preserving the character that should remain.
See how siding, trim, and accent colors work together across the full front of a duplex.
"Seeing several facade directions from one photo helped me compare ideas before starting real renovation conversations."
"The business workflow is shaping into a practical way to show visual options faster during client discussions."
"The beta is useful for quick concept exploration, especially when clients need to understand color and material changes visually."
Yes. You get 2 free full generations to start — no credit card required. Each full image generation costs 1 credit, so your 2 starter credits create 2 complete AI redesigns. Credits can be purchased to continue generating designs beyond the free tier.
Yes. FacadeAI starts with your real house photo and creates AI-generated concepts for siding, colors, doors, windows, materials, or a broader exterior update.
No. Upload a clear photo, select what you want to change, and describe the result in everyday language—for example, “dark gray siding with black window frames.” No CAD skills are required.
FacadeAI can create concepts for houses, duplexes, apartments, and commercial buildings when the exterior is clearly visible in the uploaded photo.
FacadeAI starts from your actual photo and lets you focus changes on selected areas. The result stays connected to your real building instead of a generic house model.
You get 2 free full generations to start. Each full image generation costs 1 credit, so the 2 starter credits create 2 complete AI exterior redesigns.
Look for a real-photo workflow, clear credit value, realistic material handling, and honest output expectations. Facade AI is built for visual renovation concepts, not construction drawings or permit documents.
Yes. You can download high-resolution images and share them directly with architects, contractors, or planning services to communicate your design intent.
Start with a photo of your home, explore the exterior update you have in mind, and bring a clearer idea into your renovation decisions.