First preview
Getting started
How to create your first NICE RIM wheel preview: choose a car photo, add a wheel reference, generate and review the result.
Help centre
Help
Short, practical answers about getting a useful preview. Start with the car photo, then the wheel reference, then check what the result can and cannot tell you.
Car photo
Car photo requirements
What makes a good car photo for a NICE RIM preview: angle, light, framing and the details that are easy for the model to preserve.
Wheel photo
Wheel reference photos
How to choose a wheel reference photo for a realistic preview: angle, crop, finish and the details that matter.
The output
Understanding your result
What NICE RIM preserves in a preview, what can change, and how to judge whether the result is useful.
Limits
What a preview cannot tell you about fitment
A NICE RIM preview shows how a wheel looks. It does not confirm offset, brake clearance, PCD, centre bore, tyre size or load rating.
If it looks wrong
Troubleshooting a preview
Common NICE RIM preview problems and what to try: upload errors, changed backgrounds, unclear wheels and failed generations.
See a wheel on your own car before you buy it.
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