Add your wheels and finishes
Add your range from your dashboard, or load the whole catalogue at once with a spreadsheet. Refurb finishes go in the same way — they just change the colour of the wheels already on the car.
For wheel shops & refurb specialists
Let customers see your wheels
on the car they actually own
Customers can look up whether a wheel fits. What they can't work out from a product photo is whether it suits their car. So they hesitate, or they order and hope. Put this on your product pages and they can upload a photo of their car and see your alloys on it in seconds. The demo on the right is the real thing.
One line of codeYour own rangeLocked to your site
Real before & afters
Real rooms. Real results.
Every pair is a real customer photo and the preview the visualiser made from it.
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AfterHow this works
This visualiser is a widget for your business website.
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Add it to your website
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Customers upload a photo
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They see your product in their home
Why it matters
Whether a wheel fits is on the spec sheet. Whether the alloys suit the car isn't.
A product photo can't answer it
Your photography can show the design beautifully and still leave the real question open: will this suit my car, in my colour? That doubt is where baskets get left behind.
Choosing the finish is the sticking point
Customers pick a design quickly, then get stuck between gloss black, gunmetal and diamond cut. That depends on their own paint, and a photo on a white background can't show it.
Refurb quotes stall on colour
For a refurb business the hold-up usually isn't price, it's the finish. Nobody wants to hand over a set of alloys and hope. Seeing it first takes that worry away.
How it works
From your catalogue to a live tool.
No 3D work, no new photography, no developer.
Put it on your product pages
One line of code. It sits in its own frame so it can't affect your shop's design, and it works with Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress or a custom site. You can have it open on whichever wheel the customer is already looking at.
Customers order knowing
Someone uploads a photo of their car, sees your wheel on it, and orders knowing what it looks like — instead of ordering, seeing, and sending it back.
Whatever you sell, it renders
Your catalogue, not a fixed wheel library.
There's no built-in wheel database to work around. You add your own range, and the finishes that are hardest to sell from a photo gain the most.
Gloss · Satin black
Gloss & satin black
Your best sellers, and the ones customers misjudge most on a dark car, where gloss black can vanish into the arches. Showing that up front is the difference between an order and an abandoned basket.
Gunmetal
Gunmetal & anthracite
What people pick when they can't decide. Seeing it next to gloss black on their own car usually settles it.
Diamond cut
Diamond cut
Premium, good margin, and the hardest of all to show in a small photo. The two-tone machined face only makes sense full size on a real car.
Bronze · Gold
Bronze, gold & colour
Bold finishes sell when customers can see them and sit on the shelf when they can't. That's the gap this closes.
Refurb finish
Refurb finishes
Add your finishes as products and let customers try them on the alloys they already own, before they book the work in.
Full range
Your whole range
Load the whole catalogue from a spreadsheet and keep it in line with your stock, so customers only try wheels you can actually supply.
Why it’s different
Not a stock-photo overlay. The customer's own car.
Older wheel tools paste a cut-out onto a stock photo of the model. This uses the photo the customer just took.
Old swatch & 3D tools
Only works on cars in the database
These tools only cover the makes and years someone has built. Older, commercial and modified cars aren't on the list, and those owners are often your keenest buyers.
The wrong car in the wrong colour
A stock photo of the model in a colour the customer doesn't own can't show how the wheel looks against their paint, which is what decides the finish.
Nothing for refurbs
Wheel databases assume you're selling new wheels. If you refinish the customer's own set, they're no use to you at all.
VisualiseO AI
Any car, no database
It uses the customer's photo, so there's no list of supported cars to keep up to date and no gaps in what you cover.
Their paint, their ride height
The AI leaves the bodywork, tyres and ride height alone, so the picture shows the real combination they'll see on their drive.
Sells refurbs as well as wheels
Putting a finish on the customer's existing alloys works exactly like trying a new wheel. One tool covers both sides of the business.
For wheel shops, refurb specialists & tyre shops
Built for businesses that sell wheels on looks.
It also runs on a tablet at the counter, so a walk-in can see three finishes on their car while they're stood in front of you.
Head off the 'it didn't suit the car' return
Returns where the wheel didn't fit are a job for your fitment checker. The ones left over are the wheels that fitted fine and still weren't what the customer pictured. Those are the ones this can prevent.
Shift the premium finishes
Diamond cut and coloured finishes carry the margin and are the hardest to sell from a thumbnail, so they're where a preview changes the most minds.
Win more refurb bookings
Showing a customer their own alloys in the colour they're thinking about beats a colour chart on the counter every time.
Use it at the counter
Run it on a tablet for walk-ins, or text the link after a phone call so they come back having decided.
For wheel businesses, answered.
How do I add my wheel range?
From your dashboard. Upload each wheel with its product photo, paste in a link to an image, or add the whole catalogue at once with a spreadsheet. You can add notes to any product if a finish needs special handling.
How does it go on my product pages?
You paste one line of code. It sits in its own frame so it can't affect your shop's design, and it works with Shopify, WooCommerce, WordPress, Wix or a custom site. It can open on whichever wheel the customer is already looking at.
Does it check the wheels will fit?
No. It only shows how they look. It does not check PCD, offset, centre bore, load rating or brake clearance. Keep your existing fitment check where it is — this handles the styling question, not the engineering one.
Can I use it for refurbishment instead of new wheels?
Yes. Add your refurb finishes as products and the tool recolours the customer's existing alloys instead of swapping them, leaving the bodywork alone. For a refurb business that's usually the main use.
Can a competitor copy my code?
No. Your key only works on the web addresses you allow, so the tool only runs on your site. There are limits in place too, so nobody else's traffic can run up your account.
Does it have my branding on it?
It shows your own range and your company name, so customers only see wheels you supply. The tool itself has a small 'Powered by VisualiseO' bar at the bottom. It isn't a white-label product.
What does it cost?
It's a paid monthly subscription. The price depends on how many products you list and how many pictures you need, and you can top up in busy periods. Book a demo and we'll work out which plan fits your catalogue.
Can customers see wrap colours too?
Yes, if you sell them. Paint and wrap films are added as their own products and change only the bodywork, leaving the wheels alone. See the car wrap visualiser for that side.
See it running with your own wheel range.
Book a demo and we'll show you the tool with your wheels loaded, set up the way it would run on your shop.