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Quickstart: your first render

Five steps from a photo of your car to a photoreal before/after. The first render takes about a minute; every one after that is faster because your project and assets are already set up.

Step by step

Open your studio

Sign in and go to app.viztunr.com/personal. The studio is created automatically with your account; if the sidebar shows the shops view, use the Personal switch at the top to change context.

Create a project

Hit New project on the overview (or the + Project button in the sidebar) and give it a name like “E92 M3 build”. A project keeps every render of one car together, so make one project per build.

Drop in your car photo

The editor opens on a drop zone. One clean photo of the whole car works best, ideally a three-quarter angle in good light. JPG, PNG, and WEBP are supported.
An empty studio project showing the car photo drop zone and the category bar with Wheels, Color / wrap, Body kit, Exhaust tips, Spoiler / wing, and Scene
A fresh project: the photo drop zone in the middle, tuning categories along the bottom, and the Render button on the right.

Pick what to change

The bar along the bottom has six categories: Wheels, Color / wrap, Body kit, Exhaust tips, Spoiler / wing, and Scene. Open a category, pick a reference image from your asset library, and optionally add a note for the AI. You can select options in several categories at once; they all go into the same render.

Render and compare

Hit Render. About a minute later the result lands on a before/after slider over your original photo. Drag the handle to compare, Download the image, or Retry if you want another take.
A finished render on the before/after comparison slider, with Retry, Download, and Try another car actions below
Every render lands on the comparison slider: original on the left of the handle, the rendered build on the right.

Where to go next

Set up your asset library so your go-to wheels and wraps are one tap away, and read the rendering guide to get the most out of combined options and AI notes.