Personal Studio

Your private garage. Every car, every fitting, kept.

A private tuning studio for your customers’ cars and your own builds. Fit the wheels you sell on any car photo, keep every fitting in history, and reuse it for the next customer. No storefront, no subscription.

Open your studio$0.75 per render. Pay as you go.
An enthusiast's project car with fresh bronze wheels in a home driveway at dusk

How a wheel shop uses it

A garage for your customers’ cars.

One folder per customer, one project per car. Every fitting you ever did stays where you can find it.

  1. 1

    The customer sends a photo

    Any phone shot of the whole car. It becomes a project in that customer’s folder, and the photo goes in once.

  2. 2

    Find what fits

    Search your library by brand, size, or bolt pattern. Tags do the sorting, favorites float your best sellers to the top.

  3. 3

    Fit three sets in three minutes

    Each render lands on a before-and-after slider. The notes you wrote on the wheel go into the prompt on their own.

  4. 4

    Keep it all

    The car photo, the wheels, the renders. Next customer, same model, same wheels: two taps.

“I search compatible models, do the fittings, and the customer’s car and the wheel models stay in history so I can use them with the next customer.”
A wheel shop owner, describing what they asked us to build.
A wheel shop's service counter with a tablet showing a customer's car photo, three customer cars in the bays behind and a wall rack of wheels
A dark workshop wall with a curated collection of wheels and wrap swatches

A private workspace, not a storefront.

The same photoreal renders shops put in front of their customers, organized for the way you plan a build.

The full toolkit

Wheels, color and wrap, body kit, exhaust tips, spoiler and scene. The engine that powers shop storefronts, unlocked for any photo.

Projects and folders

One project per car keeps every run and comparison together. Folders keep customers apart from your own builds.

A library built for hundreds of wheels

Name, tags, favorites, recently used. Search by brand or bolt pattern and the picker narrows in a tap.

Notes that travel

Write the spec on the wheel once: 19x9.5 ET35, gloss bronze, concave face. The AI reads it in every render that uses it.

Iconic factory colors

Nardo Grey, Racing Green, Miami Blue and about seventy more, grouped by maker. One tap sets the shade, the finish, and the name in the prompt.

Before and after

Every render lands on a slider against the original photo, ready to compare, download, and send.

Buy renders, not a plan.

Credit-based pricing: pay once for the renders you want and use them whenever. No monthly commitment to try one set of wheels.

Pay as you go

$0.75per render

Buy a pack from $15 (20 renders) up to whatever your build binge needs. One checkout, no recurring charge.

Credits keep

Neverexpires

Unused renders sit in your balance until you need them, next weekend or next winter.

Rendering a lot?

$49/month optional

The same subscriptions shops use bring the price down to $0.36 to $0.49 per render. Cancel anytime; leftover credits stay yours.

The questions shops ask about the studio.

Is the Personal Studio really private?

Yes. Nothing in it has a public page. Your projects, your library, and every render are visible only to you when you are signed in. A shop storefront is the public side of VizTunr; the studio is the private one.

Can I use it for customer cars?

That is the main use. Make one folder per customer and one project per car, upload the photo the customer sent, and fit wheels from your library. Every fitting stays in the project history, so the car and the renders are there for the next call, or for the next customer with the same model.

Do I need a subscription?

No. Buy a render pack from $15 (20 renders) and use it whenever. The shop subscriptions are optional and only lower the per-render price. If you already run a storefront, the studio shares that balance.

How big can the asset library get?

As big as your catalog. The library is searchable and paged, with tags, favorites, and recently used ordering, so a few hundred wheels stay one tap away inside the editor.

What are the iconic factory colors?

A built-in list of about seventy well-known factory paints, grouped by maker: Audi Nardo Grey, Aston Martin Racing Green, Porsche Miami Blue, BMW Yas Marina Blue and more. One tap sets the hex, the finish, and the color name in the prompt. Any of them can be saved into your own library with a note, for example the wrap film that matches.

Do credits expire?

Never. Unused renders sit in your balance until you need them, next weekend or next winter.

Open your garage tonight.

Your studio is created with your account. Grab a render pack, upload the first car, and put those wheels on it before the customer calls back.