MiriTint

What will my car look like tinted?

How dark does 30% actually look from outside? Does the same shade read the same on a white car and a black one? Try it in the showroom, in your own paint colour, before you visit the shop.

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Same car, shade only

These are rendered with the preview itself. The difference a number hides shows up the moment you put the shades side by side.

The same Tesla Model Y compared at six shades — 70, 50, 40, 30, 15 and 5% VLT
Same car, same angle, same light — only the shade changes.

What would it look like on my colour?

All five cars below are at the same 15% — yet they read quite differently. The same film lands differently on a different paint colour.

The same 15% tint on five paint colours — black, red, silver, blue and grey
All five at 15%. Pick your own paint colour in the preview.

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Tint Gallery — real installations

Photos and per-window shades posted by car owners. Open any combination in the preview as-is, or submit your own car.

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How it works

  1. Pick a window — windshield, front sides, rear sides and rear glass are set separately.
  2. Pick shade, hue and reflectivity — 70% down to 5%, charcoal through bronze, matte through mirror.
  3. Compare three angles at once — front, rear and side update together on one screen.

Legal limits shown alongside

The figures shown are South Korean limits — 70% VLT for the windshield and 40% for the front side windows (Enforcement Decree of the Road Traffic Act §28). Limits vary by country and by US state. We show the reference figure but make no legality judgement; check the rules where you drive.