Stand toward a corner so the run recedes at an angle, and keep an appliance in frame. Dead-on shots can't be scaled.
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Fabricators bill the full slab — sink and cooktop cutouts aren't deducted and each is charged separately. Net is the surface you actually get to use.
Nothing yet.
Waiting for a photo.
Photograph a kitchen and this tool measures the countertops and prices them. Here's the whole flow.
On upload it looks for an appliance to set the scale, traces the counters, and marks the sink and cooktop. You'll see each thing appear on the photo.
Press Set the scale. Pick something you can see (say, the dishwasher), then click the four corners of the countertop right in front of it, like laying a rectangle flat on the counter: front-left, front-right, back-right, back-left. That's it — no tape measure needed.
The estimate on the right updates live. Change the material or edge profile, and drag any marker on the photo to correct it. Fabricators bill the full slab, so cutouts aren't subtracted — each is charged separately.
An estimate from a photo lands within ~10%; confirm with a site measure before cutting stone.