Free AI Window Designer

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AI Window Designer

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JPG, PNG or WEBP. Up to 12 MB. A well lit photo works best.

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Result

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About AI Window Designer

Windows shape the daylight and the elevation of every room. The AI Window Designer previews new frame styles, glazing patterns, and window shapes on a photo of your existing openings.

What this designer does

It replaces sashes, frames, mullions, and glazing bars while keeping the opening size and the wall around it intact. You can preview steel, timber, or aluminium in various colours.

Who should use it

  • Homeowners replacing tired uPVC windows
  • Renovators choosing between casement, sash, and tilt turn
  • Architects presenting glazing options
  • Property investors upgrading elevations

Best use cases

  • Preview slim steel look frames in an open plan kitchen
  • Replace uPVC casements with timber sash windows
  • Test crittall style internal doors as room dividers
  • Compare black versus bronze frames on the same facade

Before you upload

  • Shoot straight on with the full window in frame
  • Include the wall around the window for context
  • Take the photo in daylight for accurate reflections
  • Clear curtains and blinds off the window

Tips for better AI results

  • Match new window style to the age of the building
  • Preserve the opening size unless you plan structural work
  • Mention conservation area rules in Special Requirements
  • Test frames in dark and light finishes

Recommended design styles

  • Slim Steel Look

    Slim aluminium with tight mullions

  • Timber Sash

    Traditional vertical sliders

  • Tilt and Turn

    European style with clean lines

  • Fixed Picture

    Large uninterrupted glass for views

Budget guidance

Estimates below are indicative. The Cost Estimator in your result adjusts to your local currency.

Basic

$400 to $1,000 per window

uPVC replacements, standard sizes.

Standard

$1,000 to $2,500 per window

Aluminium or engineered timber, fitted.

Premium

$2,500 to $6,000 per window

Steel look or premium timber sash, fitted.

Luxury

$6,000+ per window

Bespoke steel or heritage timber with survey and installation. Great for window statement projects.

Expected rendering results

  • Windows rendered with correct reflection and mullion detail
  • Wall openings preserved to the same size
  • A glazing board with frame and finish references
  • Cost estimate per window plus installation

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Replacing period sashes with uPVC casements
  • Choosing very thin mullions in a windy exposed elevation
  • Ignoring planning rules in listed or conservation areas
  • Skipping trickle vents in modern replacements

Redesign your windows before you order

Upload one photo and preview steel look, timber, or aluminium frames in seconds.

Frequently asked questions

What is AI Window Designer?
AI Window Designer is a free tool that redesigns only the windows of any room or exterior photo, sliding, casement, bay, picture, French, panoramic and luxury glass, with realistic frames, glass reflections and lighting.
Can AI replace only the windows?
Yes. Enable Preserve Walls, Preserve Doors, Preserve Flooring, Preserve Furniture and Preserve Landscaping and the AI only updates the windows.
Which window styles are supported?
Sliding, casement, awning, fixed, bay, bow, picture, French, folding, corner, skylight and floor-to-ceiling glass.
Is this tool free?
Yes. Every AI tool on DecoEpoch, including AI Window Designer, is completely free to use with no signup required.
Which image formats work best?
JPG, PNG and WEBP up to 12MB. Photos that clearly show the existing windows in one frame produce the best results.

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