Can the preview show different header styles on the same fabric?

Yes. Run the same fabric selection through a pinch pleat, a ripple fold, and a grommet header and the customer sees how drastically the header changes the stack height and the way the fabric breaks at the floor — often the deciding factor once they see it, not just hear it described.

Does it account for how sheer or opaque the fabric actually is?

The preview reflects the fabric's real weight and opacity — a linen sheer reads as light-filtering, a blackout-lined velvet reads as fully opaque. This matters most for bedroom and media room consults where light control is the actual buying decision, not just the look.

Will it show puddle, break, or floating length accurately?

Yes. Length is one of the most common regret points in custom drapery, so the preview renders the panel at the exact finished length you spec — puddling on the floor, a soft break, or floating just above the sill — so the customer isn't picturing a generic "long curtain."

How does this compare to holding up a fabric memo sample?

A memo sample tells you the color and hand-feel of the fabric in isolation. It can't show a customer a hundred inches of that fabric pleated and hanging against their specific wall color and light. The preview closes that gap in seconds instead of asking the customer to extrapolate.

Can I use this for COM orders where the customer supplies their own fabric?

Yes — photograph or scan the customer's fabric and it renders the same way as a stocked fabric selection. This is useful for interior designers bringing in a specified textile the workroom doesn't carry in-house.

Does the preview work for large multi-window rooms, like a great room with several windows treated as one look?

Yes. Generate a preview for each window in the room using the same fabric and header spec so the customer can see the coordinated look across the whole space before committing to what is usually the largest line item on the order.

Are customer photos and fabric selections stored or retained?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your workroom needs and make sure it meets HIPAA, GDPR, or any other regulation that applies. No training on your data, ever.

There's no off-the-shelf plan, so there's no published price list. Share your details and we'll discuss project scope and pricing on a free consultation call — see /pricing for details.

Window Treatments

Show customers their drapes hanging in their own window before you cut a single yard

Photograph the window during the consult. Makeover generates a photorealistic preview of the customer's chosen fabric, header, and length hanging in their actual room in seconds — not a swatch draped over your arm against their glass.

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What is a curtain & drape preview preview?

A curtain and drape preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a customer's own window dressed in a specific fabric, header style, and length before anything is cut. The consultant photographs the window during the in-home or showroom visit, and the tool renders the drapery hanging in that room's actual light, wall color, and proportions — not a swatch held up to the glass. Drapery workrooms and window treatment retailers use this at the point of sale to close custom orders that would otherwise sit in "let me think about it" limbo for weeks.

Why it matters

Custom drapery is a non-returnable, made-to-order product — most workrooms won't accept a cancellation once fabric is cut, and a COM (customer's own material) order can run from a few hundred dollars for a single panel to several thousand for lined, interlined pinch-pleat treatments across a great room of windows. The entire sale rests on a customer trusting a 4x4-inch fabric swatch and a header diagram to predict how a hundred-plus inches of drapery will actually read against their wall color, their light, and their furniture — and that translation is exactly what most people can't make in their head. A preview that shows their own window, in their own room, closes the order at the consult instead of losing it to three weeks of swatch-board hesitation and a competitor's showroom.

Who uses this

Drapery workroom owners and in-home design consultants running the measure-and-consult visit. Window treatment retailers and dealers (independent workrooms and franchise storefronts alike) presenting fabric books on the showroom floor. Interior designers speccing custom drapery as part of a larger room package who need client sign-off before placing the fabric order.

Heard this from a customer?

They hold the fabric swatch up to the window, squint, and say "I can't tell if this pattern is going to be too busy for the whole room."

They love the linen in the showroom but ask "will it actually block the afternoon sun the way I need, or is it more of a sheer look?"

They stall on choosing between a pinch pleat and a ripple fold because a swatch board can't show them how the header changes the way the fabric stacks and falls.

How curtain & drape preview previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Photograph the window

One phone photo of the bare or currently-dressed window, taken during the in-home measure or the showroom consult. Existing light and wall color carry into the render.

AI generates the drapery preview

The model renders the selected fabric, header style (pinch pleat, ripple fold, grommet, rod pocket), and length hanging at the correct proportions for that specific window.

Present before the order is written

Their own window, dressed. The conversation moves from imagining a swatch to approving a look — and you write the order before they leave.

Common questions about curtain & drape preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

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