AI paint studio
Free car paint visualizer.
Preview a respray on your actual car before you spend thousands. Upload one photo, pick a paint color and a finish, and get a photoreal render in seconds — free, no account, no watermark.
See it before you respray
A full respray often runs $1,000–$8,000, and it is permanent. Preview the color on your own car first and skip the expensive wrong turn.
Your own car, any color
Candy, metallic, pearl, matte, satin and factory colors land on your bodywork from a single photo, at any angle.
Free, and no signup
You get a render before you give anyone an email address. Free previews every day; one-time credit packs add volume and skip the queue, and nothing renews.
Paint vs wrap, side by side
The one visualizer that puts a respray next to a vinyl wrap on the same car, so you can weigh permanent paint against a cheaper reversible film.
How it works
Three steps.
- 01
Upload
Add a photo of your car — any angle, any light. No account needed.
- 02
Pick a color
Choose a paint color and a finish — gloss, satin, matte, metallic or candy.
- 03
Render
A photoreal preview of your resprayed car comes back in seconds. Compare, share, decide.
FAQ.
How much does a car respray cost?
A professional respray typically runs $1,000–$8,000, depending on color, prep and the number of panels. Previewing the color first is free, and it is the cheapest way to avoid paying for a color you end up disliking.
Is the car paint visualizer free?
Yes. You get photoreal paint previews every day for free, with no account and no watermark. One-time credit packs add volume and skip the free queue, but nothing is a subscription.
Does it use a photo of my actual car?
Yes. Upload a photo of your own car from any angle and the paint renders onto it — your bodywork, your light, your shadows — rather than onto a generic model.
What paint colors and finishes can I preview?
Candy, metallic, pearl, gloss, satin and matte, plus factory colors. You pick the color and the finish separately.
Should I wrap or respray?
It depends on budget and permanence: a wrap is cheaper and reversible, a respray is permanent. Specced renders both on the same car so you can compare the look and the cost before you decide.
See your car in a new color.
Upload a photo and get your first render free — no account.