KitchenRender: a 3D kitchen designer under your own name
KRKitchenRender.co.uk

For kitchen showrooms, fitters and suppliers

Your customer designs the kitchen. You get the quote list.

A 3D kitchen designer under your own name, on your own website. Customers start from a photo of the kitchen they have, fit it out with your doors, worktops and appliances, and see it rendered before they ever visit the showroom.

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Setup from £1,200 · then £0.60 per render

Photo render result: the customer's own kitchen with a Now and New slider, the chosen doors, worktop and handles listed, and an Ask for a quote button
Your name on it

Your logo, your colours, your web address. Customers never see ours.

Your catalogue in it

Your door ranges, worktops, handles, sinks, taps and appliances, by their real product names.

Measured from a photo

Cupboard doors are a standard size, so the designer uses them as the ruler and sets the room out.

Ends in a quote list

Every unit counted by width, every finish and appliance named, ready for you to price.

Photo render

Their own kitchen, with your doors on it

The quick way in. One photo, a few picks from your range, and a finished picture of their own room comes back in about half a minute.

1 · PHOTO

One picture of the room

The customer takes or uploads a single photo of the kitchen they have now. No measuring, no account, no app to install.

  • Works from a phone
  • Your name at the top
Photo render start page with a kitchen photo uploaded and a Now and New example

2 · PICK

Doors, worktop and handles from your stock

They choose from the ranges you actually sell. After that they can change the floor, sink, tap, oven, hob, washing machine and fridge freezer, or leave each one as it is.

  • Your door ranges
  • Your worktops
  • Your handles
  • Your appliances
Pick your doors step showing the customer's photo beside a grid of stocked door styles

3 · SEE IT

Three pictures and a quote button

A before-and-after slider on their own photo, plus the same kitchen from another angle and up close. Underneath sits one button: ask you for a quote. They can also save the picture or have it texted to them.

  • Now and New slider
  • Another angle
  • Up close
  • Every picture kept
Render result with two more styled impressions, from another angle and up close, and the Ask for a quote button

3D designer

Four steps, from their old kitchen to your quote

For customers who want to plan the whole room. They do it at home, on a phone or a laptop.

STEP 1 · ROOM

Start from photos, or draw the room

One straight-on photo of each wall with units, up to three. The designer counts the cupboard doors and builds the room to size. Or the customer draws the room on a plan: they drag the walls out, then click windows and doors onto them, with every length shown as they go.

  • Windows and doors
  • Plug sockets
  • Water and waste
  • Gas
  • Radiators
  • Boiler
  • Chimney breast
  • Island
Room step with shape, size and wall length controls beside the 3D kitchen

STEP 2 · UNITS

Move, swap and add units in 3D

Right-click any unit to change it, style it, move it or take it out. Tap a plus to add one in an empty space. A running count of units and worktop length sits in the corner the whole time.

  • Over 50 kinds of cabinet
  • Units on any of the four walls
  • Turn, walk in, view from above
  • Doors off to see carcasses
  • Open any cabinet to see inside
Units step showing plus markers for adding units and a summary of 12 units and 4.5 m of worktop

STEP 3 · FINISHES

Dress it from your catalogue, then render

Door style, colour and finish, worktops, handles, oven, hob, sink, tap, washing machine, fridge freezer, floor, wall tiles and walls. Each choice is one of your real products. Doors come in gloss, satin or matt, and handles, sinks and taps in chrome, brass and other metal finishes. Render turns the model into a finished picture of their kitchen; Render with objects adds a kettle, a spice rack and a few plants.

  • Your product photos
  • Your product names
  • Priced on quote, or with prices shown
Finishes step with the Style panel open on handles, listing real handle products, and Render buttons at the top

STEP 4 · QUOTE

A counted list lands with you

Doors, worktop, handles and every appliance by name, then the units counted by width: base unit 300 mm, base unit 600 mm and so on. The customer asks for a quote and you get a lead who already knows what they want.

  • Unit schedule by width
  • Worktop in metres
  • Named appliances
Quote step listing the chosen doors, worktop, handles, oven, hob, sink, tap and appliances, with units counted from the design

Pricing

One setup fee, then 60p a render

The setup fee depends on how much of your catalogue goes in. After that you pay only when a customer renders a kitchen.

Setup, from

£1,200

For a single showroom or fitter with a focused range.

  • Your logo, colours and web address
  • A core set of door styles, colours and worktops
  • Standard sinks, taps and appliances
  • Quote requests sent to your inbox

Setup, up to

£8,000

For suppliers and multi-branch retailers with a full catalogue.

  • Everything in the smaller setup
  • Your whole product catalogue loaded, with your photos and names
  • Your own unit sizes and ranges modelled in 3D
  • Quote list shaped to fit how your team prices

Per render

£0.60each

Charged when a customer presses Render and gets their finished picture.

  • Designing in 3D costs nothing per use
  • Only finished renders are counted

Most setups land somewhere between the two. You get a fixed figure after a short call about your ranges.

Drag to see what the per-render charge comes to.

500 renders × £0.60 £300 a month

Get a demo

See it with your own doors on it

Send your website and a rough idea of your ranges. You get a walk-through of the designer and a fixed setup price.

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