On site
Start with the photo already taken during the visit.
Show the finished repaint before work begins.
Apply selected colors to a site photo and give your client an exterior option they can compare straight away.
Create a repaint previewRepaint previews · Site reports · Estimates · Proposals
From the site to the client
A color chip cannot show the finished building.
A repaint decision is easier when everyone is looking at the same building, not trying to imagine a large facade from a small sample.
In the meeting
Compare the painted areas and colors on the building itself.
For the client
Keep the selected option for the next conversation.
A repaint workspace
Make the first client-ready option from one site photo.
Mark the painted areas, choose the colors, and keep the selected result with the documents for the same site.
Example workspaceGaram Apartments · Building 101
Option selected
Selected colors
Main wallVertical accentEntrance
- Client
- Garam Apartments Management Office
- Scheme
- Selected exterior option
- Includes
- Site photo · Color scheme
- Painted area
- Entered site dimensions
- Openings
- Excluded where specified
- Output
- Area · Coats · Material quantity
- Photos
- Front and side elevations
- Notes
- Recorded by the site staff
- Output
- Site summary and work scope
Exterior repaint preview
Change the paint, not the building.
The facade and accent areas change while windows, railings, landscaping, and the camera angle remain in place.
- Choose the main wall and accent areas separately
- Keep windows, signs, doors, and landscaping untouched
- Compare the original and repaint option in one view
Site survey report
Keep the site photos and staff notes in one record.
The report organizes what the team photographed and recorded on site. It does not invent a defect that the staff did not confirm.
- Photo range
- Front and east elevations
- Staff note
- Upper-wall coating condition
- Work scope
- Areas selected during the visit
- Painted area
- From entered dimensions
- Openings
- Exclude selected windows and doors
- Material
- Coverage and coat count applied
Area and material takeoff
Turn the confirmed work scope into quantities.
Use the dimensions, painted areas, openings, coats, and product coverage entered for the site to prepare the takeoff.
Client proposal
The selected option stays connected to the client material.
Bring the site photo, repaint option, colors, and job details into one review screen instead of rebuilding the same material by hand.
School exterior repaint proposal
- Client
- School facilities team
- Selected option
- White facade · Blue and yellow accents
- Review link
- Ready to share
Exterior examples from different regions
The building type changes. The original structure stays.
From Korean apartment blocks to North American timber and brick homes, each example preserves the existing architecture and changes the exterior finish.
Korean apartment block
Light facade with cool-grey accents
North American brick house
Brick and charcoal trim
North American coastal house
Deep blue siding with white trim
North American single-storey house
Muted red siding and dark trim
Questions
Before you start
Can I browse Nolpop without signing in?
Yes. You can browse the feature catalog first. Sign-in is requested when you start a feature or save a result.
Do I need to know which AI model to use?
No. You choose the job you want to complete. The model and processing steps stay inside the workflow.
Will the on-screen color match the finished paint exactly?
No. A screen preview supports color review, but the final color should be confirmed with a physical sample and the site conditions.
How are credits used?
The required credit amount is shown before a feature runs. Subscription plans provide recurring credits, and additional credits can be purchased separately.
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