New paint, new wallpaper.See it on your room first.

Upload a photo of the room and see the walls in the colour you name, then an accent wall in the wallpaper from a photo of the sample.

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Phone photo of a bedroom with plain white walls, an oak bed with white linen and a rust throw, a jute rug and sheer curtains
The same bedroom with soft sage green limewash walls, bed, furniture and light unchanged
Message to Vizzy

Paint the walls in a soft sage limewash. Change nothing else.

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How it works

A colour chip is two inches; the wall is the whole room.

  1. Take a photo of the room.

    A phone photo of the room as it is, with the walls you want to change in frame.

  2. Name the colour.

    A colour, a paint brand and shade, or a limewash. For wallpaper, upload a photo of the sample.

  3. See it on your walls.

    One Pro render, about a minute. The furniture, curtains, floor and light stay.

Recorded walkthrough

New wall colour, then wallpaper

One room photo and one wallpaper sample in a chat, two Pro renders, every prompt shown, the clock on screen. Watch the recording or read the same steps below.

  1. Upload

    Start a chat and add the room photo

    A phone photo from the doorway is enough. Changing the walls while keeping everything in front of them is a chat job. Add media, pick the photo.

    The Visualizee chat composer with the living-room photo attached
  2. Main prompt

    Four by three, name the colour and the walls, say what stays

    Pick 4:3 for the photo. Name the colour and the finish, say which walls, keep the ceiling and skirting boards white, and list what must not move: the sofa, the print, the curtains, the floor, the light, the camera. Pro quality.

    Message to Vizzy

    Repaint the walls of this living room in a warm sage green with a matte finish: the back wall, the window wall and the right wall. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the grey sofa and cushions, the oak coffee table, the floor lamp, the framed print, the sheer curtains and the window, the oak floor, the plant, the daylight and the camera angle. The ceiling and the skirting boards stay white. Photorealistic.

    The repaint prompt typed into the chat with 4:3 and Pro selected
  3. Pro render, 59 s

    The sage room

    Every wall in sage, the ceiling and skirting still white, the furniture, curtains and floor exactly where they were. Click the thumbnail to see it full size.

    The sage green room opened full size in the viewer
  4. Main prompt

    Accent wall: drop the photo, add the result and the wallpaper sample

    Remove the original photo so the references are unambiguous, add the green result to the chat, add a photo of the wallpaper sample, and say which wall it goes on and what stays sage.

    Message to Vizzy

    Hang the wallpaper from the sample photo on the wall behind the sofa only, as an accent wall: the same large green banana and palm leaf pattern on the cream background, at the same scale, from the ceiling down to the skirting board. Keep the other walls sage green, and keep everything else exactly as it is: the sofa and cushions, the framed print, the floor lamp, the coffee table, the curtains, the floor, the light and the camera angle.

    The wallpaper prompt typed with the sage result and the wallpaper sample attached
  5. Pro render, 61 s

    The accent wall

    The leaves from the sample on the wall behind the sofa, the other walls sage. Two looks, about 3 minutes from the upload to the second result.

    The room with the wallpaper accent wall opened full size in the viewer
renders
2
quality
Pro
from the upload to the accent wall
2:43

Timings are from send to result on Pro quality at 1K, read from the recording. Fast quality is quicker and cheaper per render. Nothing in the recording was retouched.

Examples

The same room, repainted, then with an accent wall from a sample photo.

Off-white walls to sage green, nothing else moved

Phone photo of a living room with off-white walls, a grey sofa, an oak coffee table and sheer curtainsPhone photo
The same living room with every wall painted warm sage green, the sofa, curtains, print and floor unchangedVisualizee render
Message to Vizzy

Repaint the walls of this living room in a warm sage green with a matte finish: the back wall, the window wall and the right wall. Keep everything else exactly as it is: the grey sofa and cushions, the oak coffee table, the floor lamp, the framed print, the sheer curtains and the window, the oak floor, the plant, the daylight and the camera angle. The ceiling and the skirting boards stay white. Photorealistic.

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The wallpaper from the sample photo, on one wall

The sage green living room from the first renderPrevious render
The same room with a green banana-leaf wallpaper on the wall behind the sofa and the other walls still sageVisualizee render
With the first result and a phone photo of the wallpaper sample as references

Hang the wallpaper from the sample photo on the wall behind the sofa only, as an accent wall: the same large green banana and palm leaf pattern on the cream background, at the same scale, from the ceiling down to the skirting board. Keep the other walls sage green, and keep everything else exactly as it is: the sofa and cushions, the framed print, the floor lamp, the coffee table, the curtains, the floor, the light and the camera angle.

Plans from $15 a month.

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    $15/mo

    15 Pro renders a month

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    $35/mo

    About 120 Pro renders a month

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  • Max

    $80/mo

    About 300 Pro renders a month

    More variants at once, and the cheapest per render.

Billed monthly. Yearly saves 25%.

Wall colour and wallpaper questions.

What the recording shows, what it takes and what to expect from your own room photo.

All questions
How can I see a paint colour on my wall before I buy it?
Add a photo of the room to a chat, name the colour and the finish, say which walls, and list what stays. The render repaints only the walls; the recording gets the first room back in 59 seconds.
Can I use a paint brand’s colour name or code?
Yes, name it as you would to the shop, and add a plain description too ("a deep green-blue, matte"), because a colour on a screen is an approximation of the tin. Use the render to choose between colours, then check the real sample on the wall in daylight before ordering.
How do I preview wallpaper on my wall?
Add the room photo and a photo of the wallpaper (a sample roll, a swatch or the shop’s listing image) to the chat, say which wall and keep the rest. The second step of the recording does exactly that, behind the sofa.
Will the furniture and the floor stay the same?
The prompt lists them as fixed and both renders in the recording keep them: the sofa, the print, the curtains, the coffee table and the floor. Compare the pairs above.
How much does it cost?
The recorded pair took two Pro renders. On the $35 Pro plan a Pro render costs about 27 cents, so that is about 55 cents. Fast quality is cheaper per render. The free start includes 5 renders with no card.
Does it work for exterior walls?
Yes, the same way, on a photo of the house. The exterior paint walkthrough records it on a facade, with the trim and the door changed too.

Try it on your own picture.

Sign in, add a photo, a sketch or a model screenshot and say what to change. Your first render takes under a minute.

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