"Will these look too big?"
Photograph the car, send the wheel you are proposing, and they see it fitted. The conversation stops being an argument about taste.
For shops and studios
The customer is undecided. Show them their own car.
A photograph of the car outside your door, the wheels they are considering, and an answer in under a minute. Not a catalogue render on a stock silver hatchback — their car, their colour, in your forecourt.
What it changes at the counter
Three situations you already have every week.
Two sets, one decision
Show both on the same photograph. A customer who can compare picks one; a customer who cannot picture either goes home to think.
Colour before the booth
Matte, gloss, satin or a wrap — on their car, not a swatch. The cheapest time to find out they hate it is now.
How a shop uses it
There is nothing to install. It runs in the browser on the phone already in your pocket.
Photograph the car
Side or three-quarter, whole car in frame, daylight. The forecourt is fine — it does not need to be a studio.
Add the wheel or the colour
A photograph of the wheel from your own stock, or a colour and a finish. One change at a time, so nothing else in the picture moves.
Hand them the phone
Drag between before and after, then download it and send it to them. They will show it to somebody, and your name is on the quote.
What it costs your business
Priced for each business, from how many renders you need. Tell us about the shop below and we will send you a price and set up a demo account.
Request a demo
Tell us about the shop and we will bring real photographs of cars like the ones you see, generated in front of you.
Recorded. Thank you.
Your enquiry is saved and we will write to the address you gave. In the meantime the studio is open and the first generations are free.
What is not built yet
Listed because you will find out anyway, and it is cheaper for both of us if you find out now.
- There are no shop accounts. Everyone signs in individually and credits belong to that account — a shop with three people needs three accounts, or one shared one.
- The API is written and you can put this inside your own website or point-of-sale — see the documentation. What it does not have yet: webhooks, so your software polls; batches, so it is one render per request; and a key belongs to a person's account rather than to a shop.
- Credits are not sold on the website: each business gets its own price, by email. The free allowance works, and it is enough to judge whether this is useful.
- It is a visual preview and not a fitment check. Diameter, offset, bolt pattern and brake clearance cannot be read from a photograph, and your customer should still hear that from you.