Countertop visualizer
Countertop visualizer: try real quartz and porcelain on your own kitchen
Upload a photo of your kitchen or bathroom, pick a countertop, and see your own counters, island and backsplash ledge redone in that surface. Then try the next one on the same photo.
Most brand visualizers only show that brand. This one puts Cambria, Silestone, Dekton, Viatera and Vadara on the same photo, so you can compare a Cambria white against a Silestone white in your light, next to your cabinets, instead of across three websites.
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Before
AfterHow it works
Compare countertops in three steps
- 01
Photograph the counters you have
Get as much countertop in frame as you can, including the island and any backsplash. Daylight plus the kitchen lights on gives the truest color.
- 02
Pick one countertop and nothing else
Choose a surface from the countertop menu and leave the other categories on "N/A" so the cabinets and floor stay as they are. Add an edge profile if you want to see one.
- 03
Repeat with your shortlist
Run the same photo with each finalist. Three or four results of the same kitchen make the differences in tone and veining obvious.
What you can try
25 countertops you can put on your photo
Every surface below is on the studio menu, grouped by brand. The AI receives each product's reference image, so the result follows its real color and veining pattern rather than a generic look.
Cambria (7)
American-made quartz. The menu leans to whites with gold, brass and gray veining, plus one black with white veins.
Cambria Berkshire Brass
White with brass veining
Cambria Blackbrook
Black with white veining
Cambria Brittanicca
White with gray flowing veins
Cambria Everleigh
White with soft layered veining
Cambria Inverness Gold
White with gold veining
Cambria Portrush
White with warm gray veining
Cambria Windsor Brass
White with brushed brass veins
Silestone (8)
Cosentino's quartz line, from a pure white and warm whites to charcoal soapstone, emerald green and deep blue.
Silestone Charcoal Soapstone
Dark charcoal with fine white veining
Silestone Desert Silver
Silver gray with soft white veining
Silestone Eternal Calacatta Gold
White with gold veining
Silestone Eternal D'Or
White with linear gold veining
Silestone Jardin Emerald
Green with organic veining
Silestone Pearl Jasmine
Warm white with subtle veining
Silestone Persian Blue
Deep blue with copper veining
Silestone White Zeus
Pure white with minimal veining
Dekton (4)
Cosentino's ultracompact surface, often chosen for heat and UV resistance. On the menu: stone, gray, concrete and metal-textured looks.
Dekton Taga
Beige with natural stone veining
Dekton Trance
Gray with subtle veining
Dekton Trilium
Dark with industrial metal texture
Dekton Soke
Gray industrial concrete texture
Viatera (2)
Quartz with Calacatta-style white grounds and soft taupe or gray veining.
Viatera Calacatta Supremo Nero
White with soft taupe veining
Viatera Calacatta Verde
White with broad gray veining
Vadara (1)
Quartz in a classic Carrara look: white with subtle gray veins.
Vadara Carrara
Classic white with subtle gray veins
Porcelain and other surfaces (3)
Every countertopPorcelain slabs and a statuario-look quartz, for very dark, very white or terracotta looks.
Sirius Black Porcelain
Solid matte black texture
Tuscan Terracotta Porcelain
Warm earth texture
Statuario White Quartz
White with soft gray veining
Product and brand names belong to their owners and are used only to describe the materials the studio can render. DIYKBdesign is not affiliated with or endorsed by these brands.
Judging veining and undertone in a render
Two "white with grey veins" countertops can look nothing alike once they are installed. The differences that matter are undertone (cool blue-grey whites versus warm creamy ones), vein scale (fine and busy versus wide and sweeping), and contrast. A render on your own photo shows those against your cabinets, floor and wall color, which is where a 4-inch sample struggles.
Look at the island first. Large uninterrupted runs show vein scale best, and that is where a bold pattern either becomes the feature of the room or starts to compete with everything around it.
Edge profiles
The studio can draw a 1½-inch edge in 10 profiles: Bevel, Demi Bullnose, Dupont, Dupont Bullnose, Full Bullnose, Miter, Ogee Bullnose, Ogee Square, Pencil Edge and Square, 1/4" Radius Top. The option is in beta, so check the edge in the result before you rely on it. Thicker, more decorative edges such as ogee and dupont read as traditional; mitered and square edges read as modern.
Before you choose a slab
A render shows the pattern a product is known for, not the slab you will receive. Natural-look quartz and porcelain vary from slab to slab, and the seams, vein direction and edge are set by your fabricator.
- Narrow to two or three finalists on screen.
- Get physical samples and look at them in your kitchen at morning and evening light.
- For bold veining, ask to see the actual slab and where the seams will fall.
Community
See countertops in other people's kitchens
Community designs list the countertop used in each one. Seeing a surface in several different kitchens is a fast way to learn how it behaves with warm wood, white paint or dark cabinets.
Questions
Countertop visualizer questions
- Which countertop brands can I try?
- Cambria, Silestone, Dekton, Viatera and Vadara, plus porcelain and quartz surfaces outside those brands: 25 in total. The list grows as products are added to the menu.
- Is the visualizer affiliated with Cambria or Cosentino?
- No. DIYKBdesign is independent. Brand names are used only to identify the real products the studio can render, so you can compare brands on one photo.
- Can I change only the countertop?
- Yes. Select a countertop and leave every other category on "N/A". The AI is instructed to keep the rest of the room as it is, though small changes elsewhere can happen.
- Will the result match the slab I buy?
- It will show the product's typical color and veining, not your specific slab. Natural-look surfaces vary, so confirm with samples or the slab itself before you commit.
- Can I try granite, marble or a color not on the menu?
- Named products come from the menu. For anything else, describe it in the Refine tab, for example "honed black granite countertops". Results for described materials are less faithful than for menu products.
- Does it work for bathroom vanities?
- Yes. Every countertop on the menu is available for bathrooms too, and the shower surround can be set to match the countertop slab.
See it on your own photo
Create a free account with Google or email and you get 3 free designs every month. The result is an AI preview to plan with, not a construction drawing: confirm colors with real samples before you buy.