Send a photo of your own car and get it back in the colour, on the wheels and at the ride height you are thinking about — before you spend thousands finding out you do not like it.
What you get for £9.99
One high-resolution render of your own car, edited to show the modification you are considering. Not a stock photo of somebody else's car in that colour — yours, from your photo, on your driveway. Turnaround is usually the same or next day.
What can be previewed
- Paint colours and finishes — gloss, satin, matte, pearl and full wraps.
- Alloy wheels — style, size, offset look and colour.
- Ride height — lowering springs, coilovers or a lift on a 4x4 or camper.
- Body kits, splitters, spoilers and arches.
- Tints, de-badging, blacked-out trim and light smoking.
- Full modified concepts where you want the whole build visualised at once.
Why it is worth a tenner
A set of alloys is several hundred pounds. A respray or a wrap runs into the thousands. Coilovers are a weekend of work and a stance you cannot undo cheaply if you hate it. Seeing the finished look on your actual car first is the cheapest decision in the whole build, and it settles arguments fast — with yourself, with a partner, and with the bodyshop about what you actually asked for.
How to get the best result
Photograph the car outside in even daylight, avoid direct low sun, get the whole car in frame, and shoot from roughly chest height at a three-quarter angle. Clean the car if you can. Send the reference you are copying too — a wheel model, a paint code, a picture of the look you are after — and the render will be far closer to what is in your head.
Ordering
Renders are produced through Pimp My Photos, part of the same group of sites as Bob's Mechanical Repairs, and you can order directly or arrange it through the garage. Pay per picture — no subscription, no minimum order, no design retainer.
Questions
How long does a render take? Usually same or next working day. Complex full-build concepts can take a little longer.
Can you match an exact paint code? Yes, where you can supply the code or a good reference photo. Screen colour will always differ slightly from real paint under real light.
Can I get more than one version? Yes — most people order two or three, usually a colour comparison or two wheel options side by side.
Do you do vans, campers and motorbikes? Yes. Camper conversions and 4x4 lift previews are among the most popular jobs.
Can I use the image on social media or in an advert? Yes, it is your image of your car. Label it as a render if you are using it to sell the vehicle.