It is told to change only the floor surface and keep the walls, cabinets, car, tools and layout. Compare the result with your original, and run it again if something else changed.
AI Epoxy Floor Visualizer is a free AI tool. Upload a photo of your garage, basement or shop floor and see solid, flake, metallic epoxy, polyaspartic or polished concrete on it. The AI changes only the floor and keeps the rest of the photo. Free to try.
Free to try · first generation free on signup · no credit card
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Solid color epoxy or decorative flake on the whole floor
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Upload a photo of your garage, basement or shop floor and see solid, flake, metallic epoxy, polyaspartic or polished concrete on it. The AI changes only the floor and keeps your walls, cabinets, car and layout. Free to try.
A coated floor is a big, hard-to-undo choice, and a small color chip says little about a whole garage floor under your own lights. This tool shows the finish on your own floor. You upload one photo, pick a color or style and a gloss level, and the AI replaces the floor surface while the rest of the photo stays as it is.
A daylight photo with plenty of floor in view works best. JPG, PNG or WebP.
Solid & Flake, Metallic & Concrete or Your Finish.
Eight solid colors, six flake blends, six metallic looks, four concrete looks and three gloss levels, or describe your own.
Check the result against your original and keep the versions you want to compare.
The finish changes how a garage or shop feels. Try two or three on the same photo before you talk to an installer.
A single color, usually gray, tan or white. Clean and simple, and it reflects more light.
Colored chips broadcast into the coating. They hide dust and small marks and add texture.
Pigments that swirl and shimmer, for a showroom look with a deep glossy finish.
A coating often used as a topcoat or on its own. It looks much like epoxy in a photo, so pick the color and gloss and ask your installer which system fits.
Keeps the concrete itself, with a sheen, a dye or a stain.
The AI keeps the space from your photo, so the photo sets the ceiling. Shoot in daylight with the garage door open, include a good stretch of floor, and move cars or tools if you can.
This is a preview, not a quote or a spec. Real floors depend on the concrete, the prep and the product, and screens shift color. Use the result to narrow your choice, then confirm against a real sample chip or a finished floor from your installer before you commit.
If something other than the floor changed, run it again, or name the detail to keep in the Additional Details box.
For a full garage redesign rather than a new floor, the garage design tool restyles the whole space. To try new wall or exterior colors, use the house painter.
✓Pick a color and flake blend before booking an installer.
✓Show a partner two or three options on the real garage.
✓Show a customer a few finishes on a photo of their own floor before quoting.
✓Compare flake with metallic on the same photo.
✓See a coated floor in a workshop, home gym or basement before you commit.
✓Compare a bright color with a dark one for the same space.
Solid color epoxy or decorative flake on the whole floor
Premium users can generate images without watermark
Higher quality options available for premium users
It is told to change only the floor surface and keep the walls, cabinets, car, tools and layout. Compare the result with your original, and run it again if something else changed.
It is free to try: new users get free generations. Paid plans add credits, remove the watermark and unlock higher resolution.
No. It is a preview. Real floors depend on the concrete, the prep and the product, and screens shift color. Confirm the color and flake against a real sample chip in your own light before you commit.
Yes. Solid & Flake covers solid colors and decorative flake blends, and Metallic & Concrete covers metallic swirls. You can also describe a custom look in Your Finish.
Polyaspartic and epoxy look much alike in a photo, so pick the color, flake and gloss you want and describe it in Your Finish if you like. Ask your installer which system suits your floor.
Yes. Upload a photo of any concrete floor, such as a basement, workshop, gym or utility room.
A daylight photo with a good stretch of floor in view, the garage door open for light, and cars and clutter moved if you can.