Exterior Remodel Before and After
A dated single-storey ranch exterior, shot from the kerb, rendered as a completed remodel with the same roofline and the same camera position.
Drag the handle to compare · generated by Platineer AI in ~15 seconds
What the render changed
- Cladding and colour palette modernised
- Entry, porch columns and front door updated
- Windows and trim detailing refreshed
- Landscaping and hardscape filled in
- Roofline, massing and viewpoint preserved
Make this from your own photo.
Upload any photo, add a note about the scope, and get a finished render in about 15 seconds.
Open the rendererKerb appeal is the easiest thing to sell and the hardest to describe
Siding, windows, paint and a porch rebuild are individually easy to quote and collectively impossible for most homeowners to picture. An exterior render solves the specific problem of a customer who likes each line item but cannot see the result. Because the render holds the original roofline and camera position, the homeowner is judging their own house — which is the only comparison that closes work.
Ranch and split-level updates
Mid-century ranch and 1970s split-level homes are the most commonly remodelled housing stock in the US, and they are the hardest to sell an update on: the existing house looks fine, just dated. Putting the current photo next to a finished render is the most direct argument a remodeler has. Upload the kerb shot, describe the scope, and show both.
One photo, any scope
The renderer takes whatever you have — a phone photo, a listing screenshot, even a rough sketch — and returns a finished exterior. You can direct it with plain instructions ('board and batten, dark trim, new covered porch') or let it propose an update. It is quick enough to be worth doing on every exterior you walk.
FAQ
How do I make an exterior remodel before and after?
Photograph the house from the kerb, upload the photo to the Platineer renderer, and optionally describe the scope — siding, trim colour, porch, windows. You get a finished 'after' from the same viewpoint in about 15 seconds.
Does it work on a 1960s or 1970s ranch?
Yes — dated ranch and split-level exteriors are among the most common uses. The render keeps the existing roofline and massing so the result reads as the same house updated, not a different house.
Can I show a specific siding or colour?
Yes. Type the material and colour alongside the photo and the render follows your instruction rather than the default styling.
How long does an exterior render take?
About 15 seconds from upload to a finished image you can download and put in front of a client.
