Put scale into the conversation
Help a customer judge the overall feel of a straight plank, herringbone layout or larger tile.
Preevu for flooring fitters
A small sample. A much bigger picture.
A flooring sample is useful. Seeing the idea across their own room is a different conversation. Help customers compare the look of a plank, a pattern or a softer floor before you price the fitting.
Upload a photo. Choose the work. See the possibility.
Your own photographBefore & afterDownload the preview
Your photo. A new possibility.Illustrative example
Project previewA new floor in the same roomFlooring · Replace floor
Original sceneAI conceptDrag to compare, or use the arrow keys
Finish shown in this example
Oak herringbone LVTAn idea to discuss before the work begins
Try your own photoDownload your result
Illustrative AI concept, not a completed customer project.
Actual results depend on your photo and selected finish.
For the work you do
Keep the room. Change the floor.
Start with a clear photograph showing plenty of the existing floor. Preevu uses that room as the starting point, with instructions to retain the furniture, walls and viewpoint while changing the visible flooring. Compare options without asking the customer to mentally rebuild the room.
Compare tone in context
Look at a warmer or lighter floor alongside the furniture and wall colour they already have.
Agree the next step
Use the image to narrow the shortlist, then confirm samples, layout direction and installation details in person.
What you can preview
A finish worth showing, in their own space.
Explore the supported finishes below. Open the visualiser to see the choices currently available.
Light oak laminate
A straight-plank oak appearance for a brighter room concept.
Oak herringbone LVT
A warm patterned floor to compare with straight boards.
Soft grey carpet
A neutral fitted-carpet appearance in the existing room.
Light porcelain tile
A larger-format tile look with visible joints.
Keep the technical checks in your process. Board widths, repeats, joints and colours may be interpreted by AI. Confirm the selected product, laying pattern, thresholds and subfloor requirements separately.
Give the customer something they can picture.
Start with a clear photo, then use the result to talk through the finish.
A practical workflow
Fits around the way you already quote.
Use Preevu for the visual part of the conversation. Keep your existing estimating and project process.
Start with the property
Take a clear photo with permission, or use one the customer has supplied for the preview.
Make the idea visible
Choose the relevant work and finish. Add a short note, then check the generated image against the original.
Talk through the next step
Download a useful concept, label it clearly, and discuss it alongside samples and your own written quote.
Keep exploring
Find the right next step.
Questions, answered
A few things worth knowing.
Straight answers before you upload a photograph.
Will it move the furniture?
The generation instructions ask for furniture and unrelated room details to stay in place. Check the result before sending it to a customer, as AI edits can make unwanted changes.
Does the preview give a cutting plan?
No. It helps with the appearance of a finish. It does not calculate room measurements, pack quantities, waste or the position of every board.
What sort of room photo works best?
Use a well-lit view with a clear floor area, visible edges and as little obstruction as practical. Avoid a steep downward close-up that removes the surrounding room context.
Show the idea. Start with a photo.
A clearer picture of the finish, before the work begins.