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How PaperFit AI Works | Preview in 4 Steps

From photo to preview, in four steps

No software to install, no design skills required: PaperFit guides the user from a photo of the room to a photorealistic room preview.

  1. The photo of the room
    Photo of a real living room with the original wall, the starting point

    A real photo of the room: a smartphone is enough.

    01

    Photograph the room

    A photo taken with a smartphone is enough, or upload an image from your archive. The room can be furnished: objects in front of the wall are recognised and kept in place.

  2. The traced wall
    The same room with the wall's outline highlighted by tracing points

    Illustration of the gesture: you tap the corners of the wall.

    02

    Trace the wall

    Tap the corners of the wall to outline it. This is where you decide where it goes: a whole wall, several walls turning a corner, or even just half a wall.

  3. The real measurements
    The same room with the wall's dimensions in centimetres

    The dimensions shown are illustrative: width and height are entered in cm.

    03

    Enter the real measurements (cm)

    The dimensions of the wall and the design, in centimetres, drive everything: true scale, the number of repeats, the print resolution. The preview reflects the real physical result.

  4. The generated preview
    The same room with the wallpaper applied by PaperFit, furniture kept in place

    Real PaperFit output, untouched.

    04

    Generate the preview

    The engine chooses the fitting strategy the way a professional print designer would and produces the final photorealistic render: perspective respected, corners continuous, objects kept in place, the room's light preserved. It takes about 40 seconds: the time top quality requires.

Simulate the colour

And for colour?

Same flow: instead of a design, choose a shade — from the curated palette or with a hex, RAL or NCS code. The wall is repainted preserving the real light and shadows.

Simulator · the room's real lightLiving room in perspective: Sage Green — shade applied by PaperFit preserving light and shadows; furniture and objects kept in place

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