Home Window Tint
Window film is not just for cars and office towers. On a house it cuts heat and glare, blocks almost all UV (which slows fading of floors and furniture), adds privacy, and can make a room more comfortable without changing the windows. This page brings together the film we sell and our guides.
Shop home window film
- All home and office window tint (solar control, reflective, privacy and security films)
- Solar Gard home and office film
- ASWF home and office film
- TintCenter home and office film
- Decorative window film: frosted, rice paper, floral, colored and textured glass
Home tint guides
- Benefits of home window tint
- Best home window films: our picks by need
- How much does home window tint cost?
- How to install home window film
- Static cling vs adhesive window film
- 10 ways to use decorative window film
- Is there a tax credit for home window film?
- Types of window film
Before you buy
Check your window warranty and glass type first. Some films, especially darker or more reflective ones on dual-pane or large windows, can raise the risk of thermal stress. The film maker's glass compatibility guidance tells you which films suit which glass. If you're tinting an office or commercial building, see architectural and office window tint.
To compare films by their published specs, use our window film brands & specs pages, and see the glossary for what the numbers mean.
Prefer a precut kit?
Our partner SnapTint sells DIY home window film cut to your window sizes, with install videos for first-timers.