Is the backsplash visualizer free?

You sign in with Google or e-mail — no card — and get 6 free credits, enough for 3 designs. Each design costs 2 credits. Free results carry a small genroom.io watermark. One-time packs remove it: Start $9.99, Basic $19.99, Pro $39.99. There is no subscription.

Which backsplash and countertop materials can I try?

“Backsplash” offers light matte tiles, zellige, subway tiles and a stone slab; “Countertop” offers light quartz, white marble, solid oak, concrete and black granite. You can also type any material in your own words — herringbone, hexagon mosaic, a named stone like Taj Mahal quartzite, terracotta.

Will my cabinets or appliances change?

No. “Backsplash” changes the wall between the counters and the wall cabinets; “Countertop” changes the worktop. Cabinets, handles, appliances and the floor stay. Small loose items on the counter may be tidied away, as in the slab example above; if something else moved, fix it in the editor with a few words or the brush.

Can I change the backsplash and the countertop at the same time?

Yes: add “Countertop” next to “Backsplash” in the same Studio form and both change in one design. Write “a stone slab matching the countertop” to get a backsplash in the same stone.

Can I try a specific tile I found in a store?

Describe it in the field — size, color, finish and pattern, for example “white 2×8 matte tile, vertical stack”. A named product is not reproduced exactly; the result shows the look. For one wall section only, select it in the editor with the brush and describe the tile.

What photo works best?

Daylight, taken as straight on to the cabinet wall as you can, with the whole backsplash in the frame and not much on the counters. A phone photo is fine.

Can designers and contractors show it to clients?

Yes. Commercial use is allowed on every plan, Free included. Upload the client's kitchen and show three or four backsplashes on the same photo before the quote.

Is the picture exact enough to order tile or stone?

It is a visual preview of the look, the color and the pattern scale. It does not measure the wall, count tiles or reproduce a specific slab, so see a physical sample — for natural stone, the actual slab — before you order.

Backsplash & countertop visualizer

Try a new backsplash on your own kitchen photo

Upload one photo of your kitchen and see subway tile, zellige, herringbone, a hexagon mosaic or a quartzite slab behind your counters — or a new countertop on top of them. The cabinets, appliances and window stay exactly where they are.

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2 credits: per design
6 free credits: after sign-in, no card
Under a minute: per result

A kitchen with white shaker cabinets, a beige laminate countertop and a plain painted wall instead of a backsplash

Original

Same photo · only the backsplash changes

Sage herringbone
White subway tile
Taj Mahal quartzite slab
Zellige
Marble hexagon mosaic
Light matte tile
Sage herringbone
White subway tile
Taj Mahal quartzite slab
Zellige
Marble hexagon mosaic
Light matte tile

Stays as in your photo

Cabinets and handles
Appliances and sink
Window and walls
Floor
Camera angle

How it works

One photo, three steps

1
Photograph the cabinet wall
A daytime photo of the wall with the counters, taken as straight on as you can. A phone photo is enough.
Backsplash
Subway tilesZelligeLight matte tiles
Countertop
White marbleBlack graniteSolid oak
2
“Backsplash” or “Countertop”
The Studio opens with the “Backsplash” task already chosen. Pick a ready material or type your own, such as “Taj Mahal quartzite slab”. Add “Countertop” next to it to change both in one design.
After
Before
3
Compare and try the next one
Drag the before/after slider and try another tile or stone on the same photo. Each design costs 2 credits.

One kitchen, six backsplashes

Every backsplash on the same wall

All six results were made in the GenRoom Studio from one photo with the “Backsplash” task. The cards send the same material to the Studio.

Sage herringbone

Long glossy tiles laid in a herringbone pattern in soft green.

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White subway tile

Glossy 3×6 tiles in a running bond — timeless, bright and the easiest to pair.

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Taj Mahal quartzite slab

One continuous stone slab with warm gold veining, no grout lines — written in the field in your own words.

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Zellige

Hand-made glazed squares with an uneven surface that catches the light.

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Marble hexagon mosaic

Small white marble hexagons — a classic mosaic with gray veins.

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Light matte tile

A quiet matte tile close to the wall color: texture without contrast.

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Countertops

The same kitchen with a new countertop

Four results of the “Countertop” task on the same photo: only the worktop changes, the backsplash wall stays bare.

White marble

Bright stone with soft gray veins.

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Black granite

Deep black stone that makes white cabinets stand out.

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Solid oak

A warm wood worktop with visible grain.

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Concrete

A matte gray, industrial surface.

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Backsplash and countertop together

Change both in one design

A button on this page opens one task. To see a new backsplash and a new countertop together, add the second task in the same Studio form — the design then changes both.

1Open the Studio from a backsplash on this page — “Backsplash” comes already filled in.
2Add “Countertop” in the same form and pick a material, or write your own, for example “Taj Mahal quartzite”.
3Create the design. Cabinets, appliances and floor stay as they were.

A rental kitchen with gray cabinets and a small cream tile backsplash

AfterBefore

Here: “Taj Mahal quartzite slab with soft gold veining” as the backsplash of another kitchen. The small things on the counter were cleared too.

Questions

Backsplash & countertop visualizer FAQ

What the tool changes, what it keeps and what it costs.

Live support

Still unsure?

Ask us anything about the Studio — we read every message.

You sign in with Google or e-mail — no card — and get 6 free credits, enough for 3 designs. Each design costs 2 credits. Free results carry a small genroom.io watermark. One-time packs remove it: Start $9.99, Basic $19.99, Pro $39.99. There is no subscription.
“Backsplash” offers light matte tiles, zellige, subway tiles and a stone slab; “Countertop” offers light quartz, white marble, solid oak, concrete and black granite. You can also type any material in your own words — herringbone, hexagon mosaic, a named stone like Taj Mahal quartzite, terracotta.
No. “Backsplash” changes the wall between the counters and the wall cabinets; “Countertop” changes the worktop. Cabinets, handles, appliances and the floor stay. Small loose items on the counter may be tidied away, as in the slab example above; if something else moved, fix it in the editor with a few words or the brush.
Yes: add “Countertop” next to “Backsplash” in the same Studio form and both change in one design. Write “a stone slab matching the countertop” to get a backsplash in the same stone.
Describe it in the field — size, color, finish and pattern, for example “white 2×8 matte tile, vertical stack”. A named product is not reproduced exactly; the result shows the look. For one wall section only, select it in the editor with the brush and describe the tile.
Daylight, taken as straight on to the cabinet wall as you can, with the whole backsplash in the frame and not much on the counters. A phone photo is fine.
Yes. Commercial use is allowed on every plan, Free included. Upload the client's kitchen and show three or four backsplashes on the same photo before the quote.
It is a visual preview of the look, the color and the pattern scale. It does not measure the wall, count tiles or reproduce a specific slab, so see a physical sample — for natural stone, the actual slab — before you order.

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Your kitchen with a new backsplash, in under a minute

Upload a photo of your kitchen and try the first tile. 6 free credits after sign-in — that is 3 designs.

Try a backsplash on my kitchen

No card neededOne-time packs, no subscriptionCommercial use on every plan

Try a new backsplash on your own kitchen photo

One photo, three steps

Photograph the cabinet wall

“Backsplash” or “Countertop”

Compare and try the next one

Every backsplash on the same wall

Sage herringbone

White subway tile

Taj Mahal quartzite slab

Zellige

Marble hexagon mosaic

Light matte tile

The same kitchen with a new countertop

White marble

Black granite

Solid oak

Concrete

Change both in one design

Backsplash & countertop visualizer FAQ

Still unsure?

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