Is the bathroom tile 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.

Will the bathtub, toilet or sink change?

No. The “Bathroom tiles” task replaces the tiles and keeps the sanitary ware, the window, the door and the mirror where they are. An old decorative border goes away with the old tiles. If something else moved, fix it in the editor with a few words or the brush.

Can I keep the floor and change only the walls?

Yes — write it in the “Tiles” field, as in the walls-only example above: “white zellige tiles on the walls only; keep the existing floor tiles”. It works the other way round too.

Can I extend my existing tiles to the ceiling?

Yes. Describe your tiles and where they should go, for example “white square tiles matching the existing ones, laid all the way up to the ceiling; keep the existing gray floor tiles” — that request made the shower room above.

Can I use different tiles on the walls and the floor?

Yes, in one request: “white vertical subway tiles on the walls and black hexagon tiles on the floor”. Name the color, the size and the pattern — herringbone, stack bond, checkerboard — and the model follows them.

Can I add a shower or replace the bathtub?

Those are separate tasks: add “Walk-in shower” or “Freestanding tub” next to “Bathroom tiles” in the same Studio form, or use AI bathroom remodel for the whole room.

What photo works best?

Daylight or bright light, taken from the doorway with the walls and the floor in view. A phone photo is fine; in a very small bathroom, a slightly wider angle helps.

Is the picture exact enough to order tiles?

It is a visual preview of the color, the pattern and the scale in your room. It does not count tiles or reproduce a specific product exactly, so look at a real sample — in your bathroom's light — before you order.

AI bathroom tile visualizer

See new tiles in your bathroom before you retile

Upload one photo of your bathroom and try green zellige, marble-look porcelain, terrazzo, white subway with a black hexagon floor — or describe your own tiles. The bathtub, toilet, sink, window and mirror stay where they are; only the tiles change.

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

A dated bathroom with glossy beige wall tiles, a decorative border, brown floor tiles, a bathtub and a pedestal sink

Original

Same photo · only the tiles change

Green zellige
Marble-look porcelain
White subway + black hex floor
Terrazzo
Deep blue gloss
Microcement
Green zellige
Marble-look porcelain
White subway + black hex floor
Terrazzo
Deep blue gloss
Microcement

Stays as in your photo

Bathtub and shower
Toilet and sink
Window and door
Mirror and radiator
Camera angle

How it works

One photo, three steps

1
Photograph the bathroom
A photo from the doorway in good light, with the walls and the floor in view. A phone photo is enough.
Bathroom tiles
Tiles
Green zelligeMarble lookTerrazzoMicrocement
2
“Bathroom tiles” is already chosen
The Studio opens with the “Bathroom tiles” task. Pick a tile in its “Tiles” field or describe your own — color, size, pattern, and which surface gets what. A tile on this page sends its choice for you.
After
Before
3
Compare, then try the next tile
Drag the before/after slider and try another tile on the same photo. Each design costs 2 credits.

One bathroom, six tiles

Every tile in the same bathroom

All six results were made in the GenRoom Studio from one photo with the “Bathroom tiles” task. Nothing else was edited.

Green zellige

Glossy hand-made squares in deep green, with the uneven shine zellige is known for.

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Marble-look porcelain

Large white slabs with gray veins: the look of marble with the care of porcelain.

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White subway + black hex floor

Two tiles in one request: vertical subway on the walls, large black hexagons on the floor.

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Terrazzo

Stone chips in a light base on walls and floor — playful, yet calm.

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Deep blue gloss

Saturated blue squares on the walls with a quiet gray floor under them.

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Microcement

A seamless surface with no grout lines — soft and minimal.

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Walls only, floor kept

Keep the floor, change the walls

The “Bathroom tiles” task renews the walls and the floor. To keep one of them, say so in the same field — the model follows it.

1Open the Studio with “Bathroom tiles” from this page.
2In “Tiles”, write the tile and what to keep, for example “white zellige tiles on the walls only; keep the existing floor tiles”.
3Create the design. Only the surface you named changes.

Try walls only

The same bathroom with white zellige on the walls and the original brown floor tiles

AfterBefore

Here: white zellige on the walls; the brown floor tiles and the bathtub are as in the photo. The old decorative border went with the old wall tiles.

Drag to compare

Different bathrooms, the same rule

A 1950s pink bathroom and a shower room with half-height tiles: new tiles, everything else where it was.

AfterBefore

Pink tilesSubway + checkerboard floor

AfterBefore

Pink tilesTerrazzo

AfterBefore

Tiles halfway upThe same tiles to the ceiling

Questions

Bathroom tile 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.
No. The “Bathroom tiles” task replaces the tiles and keeps the sanitary ware, the window, the door and the mirror where they are. An old decorative border goes away with the old tiles. If something else moved, fix it in the editor with a few words or the brush.
Yes — write it in the “Tiles” field, as in the walls-only example above: “white zellige tiles on the walls only; keep the existing floor tiles”. It works the other way round too.
Yes. Describe your tiles and where they should go, for example “white square tiles matching the existing ones, laid all the way up to the ceiling; keep the existing gray floor tiles” — that request made the shower room above.
Yes, in one request: “white vertical subway tiles on the walls and black hexagon tiles on the floor”. Name the color, the size and the pattern — herringbone, stack bond, checkerboard — and the model follows them.
Those are separate tasks: add “Walk-in shower” or “Freestanding tub” next to “Bathroom tiles” in the same Studio form, or use AI bathroom remodel for the whole room.
Daylight or bright light, taken from the doorway with the walls and the floor in view. A phone photo is fine; in a very small bathroom, a slightly wider angle helps.
It is a visual preview of the color, the pattern and the scale in your room. It does not count tiles or reproduce a specific product exactly, so look at a real sample — in your bathroom's light — before you order.

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Your bathroom with new tiles, in under a minute

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

Try tiles in my bathroom

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

See new tiles in your bathroom before you retile

One photo, three steps

Photograph the bathroom

“Bathroom tiles” is already chosen

Compare, then try the next tile

Every tile in the same bathroom

Green zellige

Marble-look porcelain

White subway + black hex floor

Terrazzo

Deep blue gloss

Microcement

Keep the floor, change the walls

Different bathrooms, the same rule

Bathroom tile visualizer FAQ

Still unsure?

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