Free AI Window Pull — Recover Blown-Out Window Views

Interior real estate photos almost always blow out the windows — the garden, sky, and street disappear into pure white. Window Pull auto-detects those overexposed window regions and uses AI to synthesise a realistic exterior view through the glass, the way an HDR bracket or flash composite would. Choose a garden, city skyline, or open sky to suit the property.

3 views

Garden, city skyline, or open sky

Auto-detect

Finds blown-out window regions

Free

No credit card required

Before & After

Before

Interior real estate photo before window pull — windows blown out to pure white

After

Same interior after AI window pull with EnhanceCraft — realistic garden view restored through the windows

How it works

  1. 1Upload an interior photo with overexposed, blown-out windows
  2. 2Pick the exterior view style — garden, city, or sky — and set detection sensitivity
  3. 3Download the photo with a natural view restored through the windows

Who uses this tool

Real estate photographers

Skip the flash-and-bracket window-pull workflow in Photoshop. Recover the exterior view in one step so interiors look bright and the view sells the room.

Listing agents

Turn a white rectangle into a green garden or a city skyline — a recovered view makes a listing photo far more appealing to buyers scrolling a portal.

Airbnb and short-let hosts

Showcase the view guests will actually wake up to instead of a featureless blown-out window in your listing gallery.

Property marketers

Apply a consistent, attractive window treatment across an entire property set for brochures and online listings.

Frequently asked questions

Is Window Pull free to use?

You can run Window Pull on 2 images per day free without an account. Create a free account to get 25 credits and remove the watermark.

How do I stop it changing the wrong areas?

Start with Detection Sensitivity around 0.7 and lower it if bright non-window areas — lamps or white walls — are being altered.

Which view style should I choose?

Garden view suits suburban and residential homes; sky view gives the cleanest result for modern, minimalist interiors; city view fits apartments and urban listings.

Does it work on photos that are already HDR-processed?

For the best result use the original, unedited photo. Heavy HDR processing already applied to the windows can confuse detection.

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