See your house in lights before a single bulb goes up.

Santa Lights turns one daylight photo of a real home into a professional Christmas-lighting preview — designed by AI, hung at twilight, ready to approve before anyone climbs a ladder.

How it works ↓

A craftsman home photographed in daylight — the photo you'd snap from the driveway

The same home rendered with a professional warm-white Christmas lighting installation at twilight

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the photothe rendering

Drag the handle — a real rendering. Photo: inkknife_2000 · CC BY-SA 2.0

Same house. Whichever Christmas you grew up with.

Warm-white classic or the full crayon box — rendered on the same photo, so the only argument left is which one wins.

Craftsman home rendered with warm-white roofline lighting and wrapped shrubs — Warm white — the neighborhood diplomat

The same craftsman home rendered with multicolor roofline lights and wrapped shrubs — Full color — the one the kids vote for

It works on gray afternoons, too.

No golden-hour photography required. A phone photo on a November Tuesday is plenty.

A phone photo of a stucco home on a gray winter afternoon — The photo

The same stucco home rendered with warm roofline lighting and wrapped shrubs at dusk — The rendering

How a rendering happens

1

Snap the house

One daylight photo from the street or driveway. Any phone, any weather.

2

AI hangs the lights

The rendering keeps your real roofline, trees, and windows — and lights them like a pro crew finished an hour ago.

3

The real crew copies it

Approve the look you love and your installer hangs exactly that. No surprises in December.

Want this for your house?

Ask your lighting installer for a Santa Lights preview. If they can't make one, they don't have Foreman yet — the tool every rendering on this page came from.

Lighting pros: run your season on Foreman → What else Local X AI builds