Applying for a storefront improvement grant? Create your proposed improvements image from a photo

Some city storefront improvement programs ask for a photo of the shop as it is and an illustration of the proposed work. You can upload that photo here and get three concept images plus a short checklist.

Try your own space – first image free

One free photo a day, with three watermarked concept images. No account needed. $19 for 30 images, one-time, no subscription. Image credits come back only when an image is not produced.

These images are concept mockups and are not to scale

Every image is labelled Concept, not to scale. This tool does not produce a measured elevation, a scaled rendering, or a drawing you can file as construction documents.

Check what your city actually accepts

Some programs accept a sketch or a printed picture with notes. Others ask for a scaled rendering, and a licensed architect when the project is above the city’s size rule. This concept is not a substitute for those drawings.

What to attach with the concept

Keep your original photo, the concept, and the checklist together. It does not state a grant amount.

Redesign checklist

Read the program rules for drawing requirements first.
Attach the original photo next to the concept.
List proposed work in plain words from the checklist.

Questions

Can I submit this image as an architectural rendering?

No. The image is a concept mockup and it is not to scale.

Does a concept guarantee a grant?

No. The city decides the application.