Stucco Visualizer
See smooth stucco on a photo of your house with AI, including stucco over brick. Try any stucco color before you commit — free, no login needed.
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Stucco over brick, before and after
Covering brick is close to irreversible, which is exactly why people stall on it for years. A render of your own house — brick as it stands, stucco as it would be — turns a permanent decision into a comparison you can look at for a week before deciding.
Choosing a stucco color
Stucco takes the whole facade, so a color that looked calm on a chip can read heavy across a wall. Warm whites stay forgiving; mid-tone greige is the safest non-white; charcoal is striking and unforgiving of poor detailing. Try all three on your photo.
Stucco on a ranch or mid-century house
Flat, wide facades take stucco well because there's little trim to interrupt it. If your house has heavy decorative brick or ornate trim, the render will show you quickly whether the smooth finish fights it.
What stucco does to your windows
Stucco changes how window openings read — the reveal deepens and trim often disappears into the wall. The preview preserves your actual window placement so you can see whether your openings still have enough definition.