Blinds & curtains
Show the window.
Help them choose.
AI visualisation for blind and curtain businesses.
BeforeVisualised Your fabrics.
Their window.
SeeingSells is an AI visualiser that helps blind retailers, curtain makers and soft furnishing teams show a material choice in the customer's own space.
Bring your supplier references into one catalogue. Preview a curtain fabric, Roman blind, roller blind or other window-treatment idea against the customer's room, then keep the chosen reference and visual with the enquiry.
Use it in a showroom conversation or the office web workspace. Add the branded visualiser to your website so customers can explore the materials you make public before contacting your team.
Website & WordPress install guide →From their photo
to your next conversation.
A useful visual keeps the room, material choice and customer context together. Your team checks the result before turning it into a quote.
Bring the window photo.
Use a clear customer-authorized photo with the window, recess and surrounding room in view. The photo gives the visualisation its starting scene; it does not provide reliable fitting measurements.
Choose a material or style.
Select a fabric or blind reference from your catalogue, upload a one-off swatch or describe the change. A selected material supplies the direction, so written instructions are optional.
Review the visual.
The blinds and curtains category instructs the model to change the window treatment while preserving the room and unselected details. Compare both images and discuss the choice with the customer.
Keep it with the enquiry.
Collect the customer's contact details and project note with the visualisation. Your office can review that context, check the supplier reference and prepare a quote draft for human review.
An example request
Fit a natural linen Roman blind within this window recess. Keep the frame, room and daylight unchanged.
This describes a proposed edit, not a measured product test. Add your material reference to guide the finish, then inspect the result.
Show a possibility.
Check the specification.
The visual helps a customer discuss a choice. Physical samples, a site measure and your trade judgement remain authoritative.
- Colour and pattern. A screen image cannot guarantee an exact fabric colour, weave, repeat or pattern scale. Confirm the real supplier sample.
- Scene preservation. AI may change edges, folds or other details even when told to preserve them. Compare the result with the source photo.
- Fit and ordering. Check recess dimensions, heading, lining, hardware, quantities and installation requirements before pricing or ordering. The image does not approve an order.
Dedicated iPhone, iPad and Android staff apps are coming soon. The website visualiser and office web workspace are the current surfaces.
For a captured product result, see our owned upholstery test → with its source, material reference and review. It demonstrates a chair edit through SeeingSells; the blinds comparison above remains illustrative and is not a tested window-treatment result.
Questions before
the first visual.
Clear expectations for your team and your customer.
Can I show the fabrics and blinds I actually sell?
Yes. Add supplier swatches and material or product references to your catalogue. Choose which references are visible to customers on your website and keep staff-only references private.
Does the customer need to write a prompt?
No. A catalogue selection or uploaded material reference can guide the edit. Optional instructions describe the treatment or change. You need a customer photo and either a material reference or a requested change.
Will the result match the fabric exactly?
It is an illustrative preview, not an exact colour or pattern guarantee. The reference guides the visualisation. Confirm the physical fabric, dimensions and suitability before quoting or ordering.
Can I use it on my WordPress website?
Yes. Create a scoped website key for the addresses you allow, then add your workspace's install snippet through a script-capable Custom HTML block or your approved website code route. Follow the install guide →
What does a visualisation cost?
The seven-day trial includes 30 credits with no card required. A standard visualisation uses 1 credit; Business premium uses 2. Failed generations are refunded. Paid plans start at £49 per month including VAT, with no automatic overage charges. Compare plans and credit packs →
Make the next
window choice visible.
Start with a customer photo and the products your business sells.
30 trial credits · seven days · no card required