Photograph your kitchen
Stand back so a good stretch of worktop is in frame, and use daylight if you can. An ordinary phone photo is perfect — a bit of everyday clutter is usually fine.
Free kitchen worktop visualiser
Free AI worktop visualiser
try it on your own kitchen
Upload one photo of your kitchen and watch a new worktop appear on your actual worktop run, in your kitchen's own light. Compare quartz, granite and marble-effect looks on your own photo in seconds — free, right here in your browser.
Free to useNo sign-upWorks on any phone
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
Swatches are tiny, showroom lighting flatters, and forum strangers can't see your room. The only honest preview is your own photo.
The 10cm sample problem
A little square can't show how veining flows across a three-metre run, or how a colour reads next to your cabinets and floor. That's why 'loved the sample, disappointed at the fitting' threads exist.
The showroom lighting trap
Under bright, even showroom lights every worktop looks its best. Your kitchen has real daylight, warm bulbs and shadows — the same finish can read completely differently at home.
Preview it where it will live
The AI worktop visualiser works on a photo of your actual kitchen, so you judge colour, contrast and veining in the room itself — before you've spent a penny.
How it works
One photo, any worktop.
No app to download, no account, no measuring tape — just your browser and one photo.
Pick a finish to try
Pick from the demo range — bright whites, greys, blacks, sparkles and marble-effect looks. Not sure? Try one safe choice and one bold one.
Compare and shortlist
Your new worktop appears in seconds, on your own photo, in your kitchen's real light. Save a few favourites, show the family, then order samples of just your shortlist.
Which colour suits your kitchen?
Stop guessing what goes with your units.
Too dark? Too clinical? Too dated? The questions people agonise over on forums are usually settled by two renders of your own kitchen.
White · Calacatta
White, Calacatta & Carrara
Worried plain white looks clinical? It depends on your units and light. Preview a stark white next to a soft-veined warm white and see which one your kitchen wants.
Grey · Concrete
Grey & concrete
The go-to pairing for sage, navy and wood cabinets. Render a light grey and a charcoal on your photo to settle the 'lighter or darker than the units?' debate for good.
Black · Nero
Black & Nero Marquina
Black worktops divide opinion — dramatic to some, heavy or dated to others. See one in your kitchen's real light before you commit either way.
Sparkle · Mirror
Sparkle & mirror
Mirror-fleck finishes are impossible to judge from a swatch photo. At full scale across your own worktop run, you'll know in seconds whether the sparkle is you.
Marble-effect
Marble-effect & veined
The Pinterest favourite — and the one where cheap patterns give themselves away. Check the veining at room scale against your actual cabinets, not from a thumbnail.
Granite · Coloured
Granite & coloured
Speckled granite, greens, creams and blues for kitchens that don't want safe. Try the colour you secretly love next to the sensible option.
Why it’s different
Many worktop visualisers show someone else's kitchen. This one shows yours.
If you've tried a worktop visualiser before, you probably ended up decorating a pre-built showroom kitchen. This one is different: real AI, working on a photo of yours.
Old swatch & 3D tools
A pre-set showroom scene
You pick cabinet styles from a menu and never see your own room — so the preview can't answer whether the worktop suits your kitchen.
Swatch tinting
The counter gets tinted one flat, uniform colour — no veining flow, no shadow, nothing that behaves like real stone.
Desktop-only tools
Some big-brand visualisers still tell you to come back on a laptop. Your worktop decision shouldn't have to wait for one.
VisualiseO AI
Your photo, your room
No rebuilt scenes and no stock kitchens — the preview starts from your own photo, aiming to change the worktop and nothing else.
Real AI compositing
Perspective, shadows and reflections come from your photo, so the result reads like a photograph of your kitchen — not a mock-up.
Phone-first
Snap, tap, see — right in your browser. Stand in your kitchen and try worktops in the room you're changing.
For worktop businesses
Run a worktop business? This demo is your widget.
Everything on this page runs on VisualiseO — the visualiser widget fabricators, showrooms and stone retailers put on their own websites, loaded with their own range.
Your catalogue, not ours
Load your own slabs and finishes so every render a visitor makes is a product you can actually quote, template and fit.
Meet buyers at the deciding moment
Someone uploading their kitchen photo is actively choosing a worktop. Being the site where they saw it in their home puts you first in line for the job.
Showroom-ready
Run it on a tablet at the counter: photograph the customer's kitchen and swap finishes while they watch. Indecision becomes a shortlist.
Simple to install
It's a widget — add it to your worktop pages with an embed snippet, protected by domain allow-listing and rate limits.
Free worktop visualiser, your questions answered.
Is the worktop visualiser really free — and do I need to sign up?
Yes. The visualiser on this page is free to use, with no account and no card details — upload a photo, pick a finish and see the result. It's a live demo of the VisualiseO widget, so the finishes shown are a sample demo range. There's a limit on free previews per visitor; if you want to keep comparing after that, you can buy extra previews from £3, but you never have to.
Is there an app to see what a new worktop would look like in my kitchen?
You don't need one — this AI worktop visualiser runs in the browser on any phone, tablet or laptop. Upload a photo of your kitchen, choose a quartz, granite or marble-effect finish, and the preview appears in seconds. (If you've picked up the American term, it's a free countertop visualizer too.)
What photo should I take for the best result?
Stand back so a good run of worktop is visible, hold the phone roughly level, and use daylight if you can. One clear, wide photo beats several close-ups — and you don't need to fully tidy up first, though a clearer worktop gives the AI the best chance of a clean result.
How accurate is the AI preview — will my kitchen really look like that?
It's very good at the decision that matters at this stage: colour, tone, veining and light-versus-dark, judged in your kitchen's real lighting. It isn't a colour-calibrated substitute for a physical sample, and every screen shows colour slightly differently — so use it to cut thirty options down to two or three, then order samples of the shortlist.
Can I keep my cabinets and just change the worktop?
That's exactly the decision the visualiser is built for. The render is designed to keep your doors, handles, tiles and floor as they are and swap only the worktop — so you can check a new surface actually suits the kitchen around it before committing to a worktop-only upgrade.
What colour worktop goes with grey, white or sage green units?
There's no universal rule — tone-on-tone feels calm, contrast feels dramatic, and lighter tops tend to lift mid-tone units. Rather than take a forum's word for it, render a matching finish and a contrasting one on your own photo and compare; the answer is usually obvious within two renders.
Why do worktops so often look different from the sample?
A 10cm swatch can't show how veining flows and repeats across a three-metre run, and home lighting differs from the showroom. The visualiser fills that gap by showing the pattern at full scale in your room — then a physical sample confirms the exact colour and texture before you order.
What happens to the photo I upload?
It's used to generate your preview. The details of how images are handled — and everything else we do with your data — are set out in our privacy policy.
I run a worktop or kitchen business — can I put this on my own website?
Yes — that's what VisualiseO is. This page is a demo of the widget retailers and fabricators embed on their own sites, showing their own range, with domain allow-listing and rate limits. The widget is a paid subscription for businesses; the free tool on this page is how you and your customers can try the experience first-hand.
Liked what you saw? Put it on your worktop website.
VisualiseO is the widget behind this page — put it on your own site or showroom tablet and let customers preview your worktop range in their kitchens.