
Window film visualizer · see the difference on real glass
Pick the film. Watch the glass change.
This is not a darkened photo. The visualizer re-renders only the glass in each picture from the film’s published optical values — light transmission, reflectance, color — so the chairs, the people and the walls stay exactly as they were. Then slide to compare.
Every 3M series. Every shade. On real glass.
Pick a series, pick a shade, drag the handle. Only the glass changes, and the bars show how much light and heat still come through. Numbers match the 3M family spec cards for that shade on clear glass.
Which glass are we looking at?
Showing commercial scenes ·
Non-metallic, multi-layer optical film: rejects up to 97% of infrared heat with low reflectivity and no signal interference. Five shades.
Drag the handle on the photo to compare.
Rendering is computed from the film’s published optical values applied only to the glass in each photo (clear-glass baseline: 88% VLT, 8% exterior reflectance). This is a simulation; actual appearance varies with glass type, sun angle and shade — we put real samples on your real glass before you decide.
Non-metallic, multi-layer optical film: rejects up to 97% of infrared heat with low reflectivity and no signal interference. Five shades.
Drag the handle on the photo to compare.
Rendering is computed from the film’s published optical values applied only to the glass in each photo (clear-glass baseline: 88% VLT, 8% exterior reflectance). This is a simulation; actual appearance varies with glass type, sun angle and shade — we put real samples on your real glass before you decide.
Frost, logos and building wraps — on real glass.
Pick a room, pick what goes on the glass, type your brand name and choose its color. Conference rooms from the corridor, a huddle pod, a run of glass offices and a whole building elevation with perforated graphics — all drawn in perspective on the actual glass, in true inches. Wall coverings and wallpapers have their own Environmental Graphics visualizer below.
Drag the handle on the photo to compare.
White is the standard etched look; colored frost is printed translucent film.
Frost and graphics are rendered in perspective onto the real glass in each photo, in true inches (an 18–78 in. privacy band, 2 in. markers). This is a simulation — patterns, colors and your brand name are placeholders for design — Epic’s designers and VisuFlare, our in-house print studio, produce the finished artwork and proofs on your actual elevations.
Printed wall coverings and wallpapers, on a blank wall.
A reception wall, a conference-room back wall and a hotel elevator lobby. Pick a design, type your name, pick your color — the covering is rendered in perspective on the real wall and lit by the room’s own light.
Wall coverings are rendered in perspective onto the real wall in each photo, in true inches, and lit by the room’s own light; doors, artwork and furniture stay as they are. This is a simulation — patterns, colors and your brand name are placeholders for design — Epic’s designers and VisuFlare, our in-house print studio, produce the finished artwork and proofs on your actual elevations.
The entire 3M DI-NOC catalog, on your lobby.
Three real elevator lobbies, every surface its own decision. Pick a surface — elevator doors, the elevator wall, the back wall — then choose from all 916 DI-NOC patterns in 34 series: wood, metal, stone, solid color, textile, specialty. The actual 3M swatch is rendered in perspective and lit by the room’s own light. Search by pattern number; Quick Ship patterns are flagged.
Tap a numbered dot on the photo to pick a surface · drag the handle to compare.
This is a simulation. Patterns are the actual 3M DI-NOC swatches, rendered in perspective on the real surfaces in each photo and lit by the room’s own light. Screen color varies; Quick Ship marks patterns stocked for fast delivery, every other pattern ships from 3M. Epic brings the sample books and makes mockup panels on your actual wall before anything is ordered.
Want to see it on your glass?
Free assessment with film samples applied to your actual windows.
Ready to see what’s possible on your glass?
A free on-site assessment. Measurements, film recommendation, and a written estimate — no pressure, no obligation.