Driveway visualiser
Preview a new driveway from one photo
Upload a driveway or patio photo, choose block paving, resin, tarmac, gravel, Indian stone or porcelain, then compare the before-and-after preview.
Direct answer: The Jobnix Driveway Visualiser is an AI tool for previewing block paving, resin, tarmac, gravel, Indian stone and porcelain driveway materials from a property photo, then comparing before-and-after finish options.
Before
A tired existing driveway photo with the same angle and home context.
After
A clean preview designed to show the proposed finish before you choose materials.
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1. Upload Your Photo
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JPG, PNG, HEIC up to 15MB
2. Choose Material
Your visualisation will appear here
Upload a photo of your driveway, select a material and colour, then click Visualise
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What is the Jobnix Driveway Visualiser?
The Jobnix Driveway Visualiser lets you upload a property photo and preview block paving, resin bound, tarmac, gravel, Indian stone or porcelain surfaces. Use the before-and-after preview to compare driveway finishes, colours and material choices before deciding what look suits the property.
Best for
Homeowners comparing driveway finishes, colours and before-and-after ideas.
Materials
Block paving, resin bound, tarmac, gravel, Indian stone and porcelain.
Preview use
Use before-and-after previews to compare material choices and narrow down the look.
Three Steps to Your New Driveway
Upload, choose and visualise
Upload Your Photo
Snap a straight-on photo of your driveway on your phone and upload it in seconds. Works with JPG, PNG and HEIC.
Choose Material & Colour
Pick from 6 popular driveway materials and multiple colours. Block paving, resin, tarmac, Indian stone, gravel or porcelain.
See Before & After
AI detects the surface and shows your new driveway. Drag the slider to compare before and after in real time.
Plan Your Driveway With Confidence
Avoid costly mistakes by seeing exactly how different materials look on your own home before committing
Avoid Expensive Mistakes
See how your driveway could look before committing to a material you might regret.
Compare Materials Side-by-Side
Test block paving against resin, tarmac against Indian stone - all from one photo without leaving your home.
Save and Share
Download your visualisation and compare the finish with anyone helping you choose the material.
Plan Your Budget
Narrow down the finish that fits your home before spending time on samples or estimates.
Six Popular Driveway Materials
From traditional block paving to modern resin bound surfaces, preview every major driveway option
Block Paving
The most popular choice for driveways. Durable, easy to repair individual blocks, and available in dozens of patterns and colours including charcoal, buff, brindle, and silver grey. Perfect for traditional and modern homes alike.
Resin Bound
A smooth, permeable surface that is SUDS compliant and requires no planning permission for most installations. Popular for contemporary homes. Available in natural aggregate colours from golden amber to charcoal grey.
Tarmac
Fast to install and one of the most cost-effective driveway options. Black tarmac is the classic choice, now also available in red and coloured chip finishes for a more distinctive look.
Gravel
The most affordable driveway option. Self-draining and low maintenance. Popular styles include golden gravel, grey limestone, blue slate chippings, and Cotswold stone. Ideal for rural properties and long driveways.
Indian Stone
Natural sandstone slabs imported from India that create a warm, timeless look. Available in buff, sandstone, grey, and mint fossil. Each slab is unique, giving your driveway a bespoke character no other material can match.
Porcelain
Premium large-format outdoor tiles that are frost-resistant, stain-resistant and low-maintenance. Available in light grey, charcoal, cream, and anthracite. The ultimate modern driveway surface for discerning homeowners.
Common Questions About Our Driveway Visualiser
For best results, use a straight-on photo of your driveway taken in daylight. Avoid extreme angles, heavy shadows, or photos where the driveway is mostly obscured by cars or clutter. The AI needs a clear view of the surface to detect it accurately and give you the best possible preview.
Ready to preview your driveway?
Upload a clear photo, choose a material, and compare the before-and-after result.
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