Visualize Every Siding + Color 🏡 Idea on Your Actual House

    Upload a photo of your exterior, try board and batten, vertical, lap, and cedar, then test every trim, shutter, and door color on your own house. Then get the plan to make it real. Try it free.

    The worn house exterior before it was visualized with Framehouse
    Before
    Framehouse app shown on an iPhone

    Every exterior project starts with "what if we..."

    Siding profiles, paint colors, trim, shutters, and doors. See each choice on your actual house before you commit.

    Visualized with Framehouse
    Exterior design idea for: Should my gray house get a red door, a blue door, or a yellow door?

    Color Pairing

    Should my gray house get a red door, a blue door, or a yellow door?

    How it works

    A house exterior framed in the Framehouse app camera view

    Start with the house you want to change

    Seeing it is step one. Here's everything for step two.

    Every design comes with a plan to actually pull it off, whether you're doing it yourself or hiring help.

    Chat

    Ask anything about your project. It already knows your house.

    Is board and batten worth it over vinyl lap?
    On your gable, yes. It's about 40 percent of your facade, so the upgrade lands where people look. Keep lap on the sides and your plan drops by $2,100.
    Will this gray fight with my red brick?
    It won't. Your brick runs warm, so this gray has enough brown in it to sit beside it. The cooler grays are the ones that clash.
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    Exterior visualized with Framehouse

    “Picking a siding color felt impossible. Sample boards looked nothing like our actual house. Saw three colors on our actual home. Picked the one we'd never have considered from a chip.”

    Heather M.

    Exterior visualized with Framehouse

    “Considering a porch addition but couldn't picture how it'd change the curb appeal. Mocked it up with two railing styles. Confidence to move forward, finally.”

    Greg D.

    Exterior visualized with Framehouse

    “Trim color, door color, shutter color. All three at once was too much. Built a few combinations and walked the neighbor through them. Easiest decision in months.”

    Sonia B.

    Cheaper than one wrong gallon of exterior paint.

    Try everything free for 3 days. Then pick what works for you.

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    $4.99

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    Yearly

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    $34.99

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    • Unlimited designs for every space, inside and out
    • The full Playbook for each design: plans, products, budget, and pros
    • Save, compare, and share siding and color schemes with your spouse or your contractor

    Subscription begins after the free trial. Cancel anytime in the App Store.

    Questions, answered.

    Framehouse is free to download. Try everything free for 3 days, then choose $4.99 weekly or $34.99 yearly. Cancel anytime in the App Store.

    Yes. Every new user gets 3 days free with full access. You are not charged until the trial ends.

    Yes. Upload a street-facing photo of your house and Framehouse can visualize new siding, paint, trim, shutters, doors, and other exterior changes.

    Yes. Try board and batten, vertical siding, vinyl lap, cedar, mixed profiles, and other materials on the same house photo.

    Yes. Ask Framehouse to preserve your roof, brick, windows, and other details while changing only the siding or colors you want to test.

    Yes. You can refine a design toward a specific paint family or shade, then use the Playbook to find matching paint details and products.

    You get unlimited designs, with a fair use limit of up to 30 generations per day so the app stays fast for everyone.

    Not yet. Framehouse is available on iPhone and iPad through the App Store, with Android coming soon. You can also try Framehouse on the web.

    Yes. Everything you create is saved to your account, and your saved designs remain available if you cancel.

    Yes. Your house photos stay private, and location data is stripped before storage.

    Very. Designs are created on your actual photo, so the roofline, windows, brick, proportions, and perspective stay grounded in your real house.

    Yes. Every design includes a realistic budget, product matches, material quantities, and clear project steps so you can plan before getting quotes.

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