Window Installer Before and After Photo Generator

Trying frame colors and grid styles on your own facade

Windows change a house from the street and from the sofa, so take two before photos: one of the front of the house from across the road, square on and in even light, and one from inside looking at the largest window. The outside view decides curb appeal; the inside view decides whether thicker frames or grids crowd the view you love.

Paint only the window frames and glass with Refine area manually, so siding, trim and roof stay as photographed. Ask for one change per run: 'black frames, no grids', 'white frames with a simple two-over-two grid'. Then count the panes and sashes in the result; a concept that turned a double-hung window into a casement, or changed the number of windows, is showing a different order from the one you would place.

Frame color and grids are often set at the factory and cannot easily change later, so confirm options with the installer before deciding. To see the new windows with a fresh exterior color, try paint colors on the same photo, or preview a wider facade update.