It is told to keep the truck, paint, badges, background and camera angle and to change only the ride height, wheels and tires. Compare the result with your original, and run it again if something else changed.
AI F-150 Visualizer is a free AI tool. Upload a photo of your F-150 or any pickup and see a leveling kit, a lift, new wheels and new tires on your own truck. The AI keeps your truck, paint and background. Free to try. Not affiliated with Ford.
Free to try · first generation free on signup · no credit card
Start by uploading image
Upload your image
Click to browse or drag & drop
Choose your transformation style
See your truck leveled, lifted or lowered
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Fill in the options on the left, then press Generate.
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Upload a photo of your F-150 or any other pickup and see a leveling kit, a lift, new wheels and new tires on your own truck. The AI keeps your truck, paint and background and changes only the stance, wheels and tires. Free to try. It is a visual preview, not a fitment guide. Not affiliated with Ford.
A catalogue photo of a wheel or a lift kit on someone else's truck says little about how it will look on yours. This tool shows the change on your own truck. You upload one photo, pick a ride height, wheels and tires, and the AI redraws only those parts while the truck, paint and background stay as they are.
A side or front three-quarter daylight photo with the whole truck in frame works best. JPG, PNG or WebP.
Lift & Leveling, Wheels & Tires or Your Build.
Stock, leveled, lifted or lowered; eight wheel styles in four sizes; five tire types in four sizes.
Check the result against your original and keep the versions you want to compare.
Ride height, wheels and tires change the look of a truck together. Try two or three combinations on the same photo before you spend money on parts.
Raises the front so the truck sits level with the rear. A common first change on a half-ton pickup.
Raises the whole truck for more ground clearance and room for bigger tires. Try a few heights to see where the stance looks right to you.
Black, bronze, machined, chrome or gunmetal, from 17 to 22 inches. Off-road builds often pair smaller wheels with taller tires.
All-terrain for a mix of road and trail, mud-terrain for an aggressive look, or highway tires for a street build.
The AI shows how a setup could look. It does not check wheel offset, backspacing, tire clearance, rubbing, gearing or your truck's exact year and trim, and the heights and sizes are labels for the look, not part specifications.
Confirm fitment with a tire shop, a wheel retailer or your installer before you buy. A lift or bigger tires can affect handling, speedometer readings and warranty, so ask your installer about those too.
The AI keeps the truck from your photo, so the photo sets the ceiling. Shoot in daylight from the side or three-quarter angle with the camera level, and keep all visible wheels in frame. If something other than the stance, wheels or tires changed, run it again or name the detail to keep in the Additional Details box.
F-150 is a trademark of Ford Motor Company, used here only to describe the truck the tool works with. This tool is not affiliated with Ford.
For a wider truck makeover, the truck customizer covers more changes. The lift kit and wheel tools focus on one change each, and the car color changer previews a new paint color.
✓See a leveling kit or lift on your own truck before you order parts.
✓Compare wheel finishes and tire types on the same photo.
✓Show a customer a few setups on a photo of their own truck before quoting.
✓Compare a leveled stance with a full lift.
✓Picture what a stock truck you are looking at could become.
✓See whether new wheels and tires would freshen a truck before listing it.
See your truck leveled, lifted or lowered
Premium users can generate images without watermark
Higher quality options available for premium users
It is told to keep the truck, paint, badges, background and camera angle and to change only the ride height, wheels and tires. 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.
Yes. It works on a photo of any pickup truck. The F-150 is simply the truck most people search for.
The tool shows the look, not fitment. The heights and sizes are labels for the preview. Check offset, clearance and sizing with a tire shop or wheel retailer before you buy.
Yes. Run the Lift & Leveling mode with the leveling preset, then again with a lift height, and compare the two results with your original.
A daylight photo of the whole truck from the side or front three-quarter angle, with the camera at about door-handle height and all visible wheels in frame.
No. It is not affiliated with Ford. F-150 is a Ford trademark, used here only to describe the truck the tool works with.