Forged · flow-formed · replicasWheels
Forged, flow-formed, replicas — every finish, every fitment, on the customer's car.
Virtual try-on for car tuning. Drop-in on any product page — your shoppers upload a photo of their actual car, pick wheels, body kits and wraps from your catalog, and get a photoreal render in seconds. No 3D modeling. No integration project.
One link from your PDP. The buyer sees their own car wearing your parts before they hit checkout.

Upload a photo of the car you actually drive.

Pick wheels, kits and wraps from the brand's catalog.

Photoreal preview in seconds. Share. Buy.
Static photos. Two demo cars. A wheel-only visualizer that doesn't know what an M3 is. Buyers bounce because they can't picture the part on the car they actually drive — and the ones who do buy come back asking for a refund.
Most tools cover one slice. VizTunr handles the full visual mod stack from day one — so brands and shops can preview a complete build, not a single SKU.
Forged · flow-formed · replicasForged, flow-formed, replicas — every finish, every fitment, on the customer's car.
Lips · splitters · diffusersLips, splitters, diffusers, full aero. Catalog photos can't fit them all. We can.
Satin · gloss · color-shiftColor-shift, satin, gloss, PPF. Try the finish before you book the install.
Same flow, different metal. Drop in any car your shoppers actually drive — sedans, coupes, SUVs, sports cars — and the photoreal bar holds.




Designed around assets you already have. Built so a one-shop owner can ship it in a week.
Add a 'Try on my car' link or embed to any PDP, installer page, or marketplace listing. Days, not quarters.
Upload the product photos and spec data you already have. Zero 3D modeling, zero asset pipeline.
They upload a photo, pick parts, and get a photoreal render in seconds. They share it. They check out.
Built for the team running PDP conversion at a wheel manufacturer — and for the shop owner shipping their own catalog photos at midnight.
Limited slots across wheels, kits, and wraps. Pilot pricing, hands-on onboarding, and a public co-launch when we ship.
Stock photos are generic. Wheel-only visualizers are a slice. Bespoke 3D configurators are out of reach. VizTunr is the only option that does all three jobs at once.
The photoreal rendering engine already trusted by architects, product designers, and creative studios — purpose-tuned by VizTunr for automotive surfaces, paint, carbon, chrome, and street-light realism. You get a render that holds up next to a studio shot, without a studio.
Visit Visualizee.ai →Production-grade photoreal rendering, not a generative gimmick.
Tuned for paint, carbon, chrome, and accurate automotive lighting.
Battle-tested by architecture & design teams before VizTunr.
That's the product. VizTunr is powered by Visualizee.ai — the same photoreal rendering engine trusted by architects and designers — tuned for automotive surfaces, finishes, and lighting. We'd rather show a side-by-side gallery than promise it on a slide. Once you're in, we'll send the latest gallery and (for design partners) a sample render on a car you upload before you commit.
We use the assets you already have — product photos, spec sheets, finish references. No 3D, no per-SKU modeling pipeline. Onboarding is measured in days, not quarters.
Drop-in link works anywhere. Embedded widget keeps the experience inside your PDP. Native plugins for Shopify and WooCommerce on the roadmap. Custom stacks: we ship a JS snippet.
Used only to render the try-on. We don't reuse it for marketing without explicit opt-in. Full data-handling policy lands on launch — happy to walk legal/security through it before you sign on.
Hybrid model: a base subscription per brand or seat tier, plus usage by render volume. Tiers are still being shaped with design partners — and pilot pricing is on the table.
We're onboarding design partners first to get the photoreal-quality bar dialed in by category — wheels, kits, wraps. Public launch follows. Joining the waitlist gets you first access and a chance at a partner slot.
Get launch access, render gallery drops, and the first design-partner slots — before public release.