Does the preview account for our specific van's wheelbase and roof height?

Yes. The AI reads the dimensions and window placement visible in the source photo, so a 144 Sprinter preview looks different from a 170 extended, and a low-roof Transit reads differently than a high-roof. It's not a generic render dropped into any van shape.

Can it show different layout options side by side?

Yes. Run one preview with a fixed rear bed and wet bath, another with a garage-and-murphy-bed layout, and present both from the same base photo. This is the most common way shops use it — narrowing an undecided customer to one floor plan in a single sitting.

Will it accurately show our shop's actual cabinetry style and material finishes?

The baseline build generates a strong, photorealistic finish preview — butcher block, powder-coated aluminum, upholstered cushions, common flooring options. Matching it to your shop's exact cabinet hardware, proprietary joinery, or a specific fabric swatch can be scoped into your build so the preview reflects your actual product line, not a generic van build.

Does the preview include the electrical and plumbing systems, or just the visible finish?

It renders what's visible — cabinetry, bed platform, galley, flooring, wall paneling, lighting fixtures. It doesn't model conduit runs or plumbing lines behind the walls, since those aren't part of what a customer is evaluating visually in a sales consultation.

How does this compare to 3D CAD renders or SketchUp models we already use?

CAD models are essential for your build sheet and shop floor — keep using them for that. But a CAD render looks like a render: clean lines, no texture, and it's never actually their van. A photo-based AI preview shows their specific vehicle with photorealistic materials, which lands differently with a customer who's trying to picture themselves living in it, not reading a technical drawing of it.

Can we generate a preview for a customer's own van instead of a shop demo unit?

Yes, and that's often the stronger sales tool. If the customer already owns the van they want converted, photograph it as-is and generate the preview from their exact vehicle — including its actual paint color and existing windows — rather than a stock shell.

Is customer photo data retained after the consultation?

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

How much does a tool like this cost?

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

RV & Campervan

Show customers their finished van build before you cut a single sheet of plywood

Photograph the bare van shell — theirs or a shop demo unit. Makeover generates a photorealistic interior preview in the customer's chosen layout, cabinetry, and finish package in under 10 seconds. They see their actual van, converted, not a builder's portfolio photo of someone else's rig.

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What is a van conversion preview preview?

A van conversion preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a cargo van's interior after it has been converted into a livable build — kitchen galley, bed platform, cabinetry, and finishes included. The builder photographs the bare van shell, and the tool produces a rendered preview showing the customer's chosen layout and materials inside their specific van. Van conversion shops and independent builders use this during the sales consultation to move a customer from spec-sheet browsing to a signed deposit.

Why it matters

A full conversion build runs anywhere from $30,000 to well over $150,000 depending on van size, electrical system, and finish level, and most buyers are cross-shopping three or four builders based on portfolio photos of other people's vans. The build itself takes 6 to 16 weeks once it starts, so the sales consultation is the one moment a shop has to earn a deposit before the customer walks down the road to the next Sprinter shop on their list. A preview built from the customer's actual van — their wheelbase, their roof height, their windows — with the layout and cabinetry they're comparing turns an abstract quote into something they can picture living out of.

Who uses this

Van conversion shop owners and sales staff running the initial layout consultation before a deposit is collected. Designers presenting floor plan options — wet bath versus no bath, fixed rear bed versus a garage-and-murphy-bed layout, west-coast versus east-coast kitchen — who need each configuration to look convincing on its own. Independent one-van-at-a-time builders and small shops competing against larger converters with bigger completed-build portfolios.

Heard this from a customer?

They ask what a wet bath and murphy bed would look like in their specific Sprinter, and all you have is a floor plan drawn in 2D on a whiteboard.

You show them finished builds from your Instagram. They say "that's a 170 extended, mine's a 144 — it won't fit the same."

They leave to "think about it" and go get a second quote from a shop three states away with a bigger photo gallery.

How van conversion preview previews work

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

Photograph the bare van shell

Any angle from a phone camera, empty cargo interior or shop demo unit. The AI reads the van's actual wheelbase, roof height, and window placement — Sprinter, Transit, or ProMaster, high-roof or low-roof, standard or extended, all work.

AI generates the finished conversion

The model builds in the cabinetry, galley, bed platform, flooring, and finish package the customer is considering, matched to their van's real dimensions and window cutouts.

Present in the consultation

Their own van, converted, on a tablet across the desk. The conversation moves from "what would this look like" to "when can we start."

Common questions about van conversion preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

Every preview on this site is a variation of the same engine, tuned to one industry. Tell us about yours, and we'll show you exactly what we'd build for it.

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