For holiday lighting installers
Upload a photo of the customer’s house and get a photorealistic rendering with professional holiday lights installed — in seconds.
No subscription · Preview free · Credits never expire
How it works
Snap it on the driveway or pull it from the listing. A daytime photo is fine — we convert it to dusk or night for you.
Seven professional looks, three coverage levels, dusk or night. Change your mind and re-render as many times as you like.
Download the full-resolution rendering and attach it to the estimate, the follow-up text, or the flyer.
Built for installers
A four-figure install is a big ask when the customer is imagining it. Handing them a rendering of their own house replaces the imagination gap with something concrete to say yes to.
Render Roofline only next to Full Display on the same house. The difference between the two packages stops being a line item and becomes something they can see.
Attach the rendering to the estimate, text it after the walkthrough, or put it on a door flyer. It works anywhere a photo does.
Anyview renders a visualization. It doesn’t estimate what an install costs or guarantee a particular display is feasible on a given roof — that’s your call as the installer.
Pricing
Render and re-render as much as you like for free. You only spend a credit when you download a final image.
No subscription. No monthly reset. Credits never expire.
FAQ
Yes — that's the normal case. Most photos you take on a driveway are midday. Anyview converts the scene to dusk or night, darkens the sky and ambient light in a physically plausible way, and then adds the lights with realistic bloom and color cast. You don't need to come back after dark to shoot it.
No. The whole prompt is built around a structure lock: rooflines, gables, windows, doors, the garage, siding, driveway, walkway, and existing trees and landscaping all stay exactly as photographed, at the same camera angle. Only the lights and the extras you selected are added. Every render is also checked automatically against the original, and you're warned if the check spots a change.
Yes, and that's the main upsell move. Render the same photo as Roofline only and again as Full Display, then show the customer both. Every render is free — you only spend a credit when you download a final image.
Yes. Previews are watermarked because they're free and unlimited. Downloading the clean, full-resolution image costs one credit. There's also an optional "Concept rendering" label you can burn into downloads — it's off by default, since most installers want a clean image to send.
Yes. It's built for single-family houses, townhouses, and storefronts or commercial facades. The lights follow whatever roofline and architecture are actually visible in the photo.
No. It's a visualization tool, not an estimate. What it costs to actually install a display — linear footage, bulb type, labor, power, storage, takedown — is entirely between you and your customer. Anyview renders a picture; it does not price a job or promise a specific install is possible.
Usually about ten to fifteen seconds per render. You can do it on a phone in the customer's driveway while you're still standing there.
Refine it in plain English — "make the roofline brighter", "warmer light", "remove the wreath", "add more lights". Each refinement edits the render you're looking at rather than starting over, so you keep the version you liked.
Light up your first house free. It takes about fifteen seconds.
Light up a house free