# Adjust Façade Window Ratios Canonical page: https://fuser.studio/recipes/window-to-wall-ratio-editor Creator: @maggie Saved recipe example · version 9 Upload a façade image, identify a target window and wall, and set its window\-to\-wall ratio for an adjusted output image\. Header image: https://media.fuser.studio/66148568cd11a277f2eb6f63108264546ca97a7bba5b3f8fd2cb3c99223af8e7.jpg ## Explore a Façade Ratio Adjustment The saved example connects an architecture façade image with the second\-floor window and wall as the target and a ratio of 0\.5\. Its output is an adjusted image showing the requested window\-to\-wall ratio while retaining the other specified architectural elements\. ## Default inputs ### Target Window Type: text the window and wall on the second floor ### Window\-to\-Wall Ratio Type: text 0\.5 ### Architecture Facade Type: image [Architecture Facade]() ### Output Image Aspect Ratio Type: text Auto ## Saved outputs ### Adjusted Window Ratio Type: image [Adjusted Window Ratio]() ## Applications for façade studies Use this recipe to explore targeted window proportion changes across architectural design and presentation workflows\. ### Compare façade design options Test different window\-to\-wall ratios for a selected façade area while keeping the broader building composition available for comparison\. ### Review second\-floor proportions Adjust a second\-floor window and wall relationship to study how a specific opening changes the balance of a façade\. ### Develop renovation concepts Use an existing architecture façade image to explore a revised window proportion before presenting a renovation direction\. ### Prepare client presentation variants Create image\-based façade options with different ratio settings so stakeholders can review a focused architectural change\. ### Support early design studies Apply targeted ratio adjustments during exploratory design work without changing the other named façade and building elements\. ### Refine architectural illustrations Use the adjusted output image as a focused variation when developing or comparing architectural illustration concepts\. ## Frequently asked questions ### What does the Window\-to\-Wall Ratio Editor do? It adjusts the window\-to\-wall ratio of a selected façade area in an architecture façade image\. The recipe is intended for focused proportion studies while keeping the façade, building geometry, materials, composition, and other architectural elements unchanged\. ### Who is this recipe useful for? It can help architects, architectural designers, illustrators, and reviewers study a specific façade proportion\. It is especially suited to comparing window treatments or preparing image\-based design options\. ### What inputs should I prepare? Provide an Architecture Facade image, identify the Target Window with text, and enter the desired Window\-to\-Wall Ratio as text\. The saved example identifies “the window and wall on the second floor,” uses 0\.5, and leaves Output Image Aspect Ratio set to Auto\. ### What can I change in Fuser? The exposed inputs let you replace the façade image, describe a different target window and wall, enter another window\-to\-wall ratio, and change the output image aspect ratio\. These edits define the target and settings for a new recipe run; the saved example remains the displayed default\. ### What does the output contain? The recipe produces one image labeled Adjusted Window Ratio\. It represents the façade with the selected window\-to\-wall ratio adjustment, rather than a CAD model or a set of architectural drawings\. ### What does the saved example demonstrate? The saved example shows the recipe connected to an architecture façade image, a second\-floor target description, a ratio of 0\.5, and an Auto aspect\-ratio setting\. Its output is the saved result for those inputs, not a live generation on this page\. ### What kinds of design work are appropriate for this recipe? Use it for façade studies, renovation concepts, second\-floor proportion reviews, client presentation variants, and architectural illustration exploration\. It is best suited to a localized window\-to\-wall adjustment rather than redesigning an entire building\. ## Explore a Focused Façade Adjustment Bring a façade image, define the target window and wall, and set the ratio you want to study in Fuser\. [Use this recipe](https://app.fuser.studio) [Browse recipes](https://fuser.studio/recipes)