Every example below started as one unremarkable photo — an intraoral shot, a phone snap from a site visit, whatever the team already had on hand. The AI generates the preview in under 10 seconds. Drag any slider to compare.
Generated from a single photo taken during a hygiene appointment. The AI shifts shade tooth by tooth against the patient's own gum tone and lighting, instead of brightening the whole mouth with a flat filter.
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See this use caseGenerated from a phone photo taken on the site visit. Window placement, ceiling height, and light source stay fixed — only furniture, paint, and finishes change, so the room stays recognizably theirs.
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See this use caseGenerated from a photo of the client's existing kitchen. Cabinet lines, appliance placement, and counter edges follow the real layout, so the preview shows finishes a contractor could actually build.
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See this use caseGenerated from a photo of the existing bathroom. Plumbing positions, window, and door swing stay where they are — only tile, vanity, and fixtures change, so the homeowner is pricing a layout that doesn't need re-plumbing.
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See this use caseGenerated from a site-visit photo of the actual property. Driveway, walkway, and house facade stay untouched while planting beds and hardscaping are redrawn — the homeowner previews their own yard, not a stock rendering.
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See this use caseGenerated from a photo of the bare yard. The pool is placed against the real setbacks, grade, and fence line, with surrounding decking and planting drawn to match — so the client sees the build that fits their lot.
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See this use caseGenerated at the styling station from the client's current colour and cut. The new tone is mapped onto their real hair texture and parting — same face, same lighting, no wig overlay.
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See this use caseGenerated during a grooming consult from the client's current beard length. Jawline, growth pattern, and skin tone stay fixed while density and shape shift — the stubble looks grown in, not painted on.
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