Your cabinets. In the colour you are deciding on.
Upload a photo of the kitchen as it is and see every cabinet front in a new colour, then a two-tone version, before a can of paint or a refacing quote. Counters, backsplash and appliances stay exactly as they are. Recorded in the app: 2 Pro renders, 300 credits, 2 minutes 8 seconds.
Free: watermarked images · personal use only · No credit card required
Message to Vizzy
Repaint all the cabinet fronts, doors and drawer fronts in matte sage green with slim black handles. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the layout, the countertops, the tile backsplash, the white appliances, the window, the floor, the ceiling light and the camera angle.
Recorded walkthrough
Cabinet colour on a real kitchen photo
One phone photo in Studio, two Pro renders, every prompt shown, the credits and the clock on screen. Watch the recording or read the same steps below.
- 1Upload
Upload the kitchen photo into Studio
A single-photo edit is a Studio job. The photo is a phone shot from the doorway: honey oak, brass knobs, beige laminate, white appliances. Nothing is staged.
- 2Main prompt
Main prompt: every front sage green, black handles, everything else stays
A colour change touches every door, so it goes in the main prompt. Name the colour and the handles, then list what must not move: counters, backsplash, appliances, window, floor, camera. Pro quality, 150 credits.
Message to Vizzy
Repaint all the cabinet fronts, doors and drawer fronts in matte sage green with slim black handles. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the layout, the countertops, the tile backsplash, the white appliances, the window, the floor, the ceiling light and the camera angle.
- 3Result53 s150 credits
53 seconds later: sage green
Every door and drawer front in sage green with black handles. The counters, the tile, the appliances and the window light are the ones in the photo.
- 4Marked region
Marked region: only the upper cabinets to warm white
Two-tone is a marked edit. Draw the rectangle over the upper run, write the change in the note next to it, save the note, render. The lower cabinets are outside the box and stay green.
Message to Vizzy
Only the upper cabinets inside this area: make them warm white with the same black handles. The lower cabinets stay sage green. Change nothing else.
- 5Result55 s150 credits
55 seconds later: two-tone, and the bill
Warm white uppers, sage green lowers, nothing else moved. Two options for the painter or the refacer, 300 credits, 2 minutes 8 seconds from upload to the second result: about $0.55 on the $35 Pro plan.
- 2
- renders
- 300
- credits
- 2:08
- from upload to the two-tone result
Timings are from Render edit to result on Pro quality at 1K, read from the recording. Fast quality costs 80 credits per render instead of 150. No retries were needed and nothing in the recording was retouched. 300 credits is about $0.55 on the Pro plan (19,250 credits for $35).
Real before and after
One photo, two decisions: the colour, then the two-tone
Marked region: uppers to warm white, lowers stay green
Message to Vizzy
(the upper cabinets selected with the rectangle tool) Only the upper cabinets inside this area: make them warm white with the same black handles. The lower cabinets stay sage green. Change nothing else.
Why people test the colour on their own photo
A cabinet colour looks different in your kitchen than on a sample door
Cabinet colour is the cheapest big change in a kitchen and the hardest to picture: a sample door in a showroom has the showroom’s light, not your window, and a colour chart has no counters or floor next to it. Repainting a kitchen runs $1,500-$5,000 for a professional job and refacing $4,000-$10,000, so people stall on the decision for months. Kitchen is also the category where paying Visualizee accounts use Studio most: 39% of kitchen renders are marked edits, because the job is one change on a photo with everything else kept.
Because the render starts from your photo, the counters, backsplash, appliances and light are yours, and the only thing that changes is what the prompt or the marked region names. Homeowners use it to settle the colour, painters and refacers to show the option in the quote, and kitchen showrooms to show two-tone on the customer’s own kitchen instead of a sample door. The countertop and backsplash walkthrough continues on the same photo.
The two renders of the recording, and another take of the green
FAQ
Kitchen cabinet colour FAQ
What the recording shows, what it cost, and what to expect from your own kitchen photo.
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