The AI is told to paint the design on the glass with visible brush strokes, like real window paint, and to keep the shop, sign and street the same. If it looks flat, run it again or pick the Chalk marker or White frost style.
AI Window Painting Visualizer is a free AI tool. Upload a photo of your shop front and see a hand-painted Christmas, fall, Halloween or sale window on your own glass. For shop owners and window painters. Free to try.
Free to try · first generation free on signup · no credit card
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Choose your transformation style
Paint a holiday or seasonal scene
Configure your options
Your AI Design Will Appear Here
Fill in the options on the left, then press Generate.
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Upload a photo of your shop front and see a hand-painted window on your own glass. Try Christmas, winter, fall, Halloween, Valentine's, Easter or a sale message. The shop, sign and street stay the same. For shop owners, cafes, salons and window painters. Free to try.
A painted window brings people in during the holidays, but it is hard to judge a sketch on paper. You upload one photo of your shop, pick a design, and the AI paints it on the glass with real brush strokes, sized to your windows and leaving the middle clear so customers can still see in.
The result is a mockup to agree the idea. A window painter paints the real thing by hand.
A straight-on daylight photo of the shop front with the whole window in view. JPG, PNG or WebP.
Holiday & Season Design, Words & Sale Message or Your Own Description.
Nine occasions, four paint styles, six palettes and three coverage options.
Keep the versions you like and send them to your painter.
Most shops change the window four or five times a year. Plan the whole year from one photo.
A snowy village, Santa and reindeer, or a winter wonderland. Book your painter early: November and December are their busiest weeks.
Falling leaves, pumpkins and sunflowers in warm colours, from September to late November.
Friendly pumpkins, bats and a full moon. Keep it cute if children walk past.
Hearts and a short message. Great for cafes, florists and gift shops.
Pastel eggs, bunnies and flowers to freshen the window after winter.
Big hand-lettered words like Grand Opening or 20% Off, with a simple border.
Window painters usually charge per window, from about $150 to $300 or more for a big or detailed design. Ask whether paint and removal are included.
Ask for washable paint on the outside or the inside of the glass, and check with your landlord if your lease has rules about the shop front.
The AI usually spells short words correctly, but check every letter on the result. Your painter will letter it by hand.
More ways to preview changes on your own photo.
✓See the design on your own window before you pay.
✓Plan every season of the year from one photo.
✓Send a client a mockup of their own shop with your quote.
✓Show three ideas instead of one sketch.
✓Plan a window painting trail across a whole street.
Paint a holiday or seasonal scene
Premium users can generate images without watermark
Higher quality options available for premium users
The AI is told to paint the design on the glass with visible brush strokes, like real window paint, and to keep the shop, sign and street the same. If it looks flat, run it again or pick the Chalk marker or White frost style.
It is free to try: new users get free generations. Paid plans add credits, remove the watermark and unlock higher resolution.
Yes. In Words & Sale Message, type a short message like "Merry Christmas" or "Grand Opening". Two to five words come out best. Check the spelling on each result.
Window painters often charge about $150 to $300 or more per window, depending on size and detail, and some offer a price for a set of windows. Ask what is included, such as removal after the season.
Yes. Ask the client for a photo of their shop, make two or three designs, and send them with your quote as the rough draft.
A straight-on daylight photo from across the street, with the whole window in view and little reflection on the glass.