Tile moodboards and room mock-ups from your tiles
Make a tile moodboard from a 3D render, a 3D render from a moodboard, or a free-style tile scene. Choose the space, theme and tile count, add a note, and show the tile in a room.
Moodboard from a render
Start from a 3D render and get a tile moodboard that pulls out the surfaces and colours.
Render from a moodboard
Start from a moodboard and get a 3D render of a room that uses those tiles.
Free-style tile scene
Set the space, the theme and the number of tiles, then add a note for what you want to see.
Show it to the customer
A showroom or a designer can show a tile in a bathroom or floor scene before the order is placed.
How it works
Three steps on the canvas.
1Drop your drawing on the canvas
Upload a PNG, JPEG or WebP up to 15 MB. Phone photos are straightened automatically and file metadata is stripped on upload.
2Pick the deliverable
Choose Interior, Exterior, Floor plan or Graphics, then set light, finishes and mood with a few taps — or type a material brief.
3Review, refine, download
The render appears next to your drawing. Circle any area to change only that part, branch variations, and download for the client.
FAQ
Good to know.
What should I upload?
Clear photos or scans of the tiles, and optionally a room render or a photo of the space.
Are tile sizes and colours exact?
No. The scene is a visual impression. Check size, shade and batch against the real tile.
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Render your own drawing in about a minute.
2 free renders to start. No subscription, no card needed.