DIY Tint Canada
White sedan with dark ceramic window tint parked near a Canadian flag with Rocky Mountains and a turquoise lake in the background.

DIY · Precut · Ceramic · Canadian

Precut ceramic tint.
Cut for your car.
Installed by you.

Computer-cut from your vehicle's factory glass pattern — 2,197 vehicles, 1959 to 2026. Ships from Canada, so no customs, no brokerage, no three-week wait at the border.

Botch a piece? We'll cut you a replacement within 30 days. No photos, no forms.

Find your vehicle

2,197 vehicles · 1959–2026

Ships from Canada · No customs fees · Free shipping over $99 · 30-day Botch-It Guarantee

Real customers, real garages

Canadians who'd never tinted a window — until they did.

No shops, no lifts, no professional certification. Just a squeegee, a spray bottle, and an afternoon in the driveway. Here's what our customers say after their first install.

Priya installing dark ceramic window tint on the rear door of a Honda Civic in her garage.

Watched the video twice, took my time on the back doors, and honestly the hardest part was being patient. The Botch-It Guarantee is what made me brave enough to try.

Priya S. · Mississauga, ONInstalled on 2019 Honda Civic
Diego smiling as he peels the liner off precut tint on the rear door of a Volkswagen Jetta.

I was terrified of the rear glass. Did the front doors first to practice — by the time I got to the back it felt easy. Zero bubbles after cure.

Diego R. · Surrey, BCInstalled on 2018 VW Jetta
Jenn wiping down the tinted rear door of a black Alfa Romeo Giulia in her garage.

Shops wanted $650. I spent an afternoon in my garage with a hair dryer and it looks identical. Only regret is not doing it sooner.

Jenn K. · London, ONInstalled on 2022 Alfa Romeo Giulia
Linda smoothing a dark precut tint sheet across a front door window inside a bright garage.

I kept thinking I was too old to learn this stuff, but the precut pattern made it straightforward. Once I got the top edge lined up, everything clicked.

Linda C. · Burnaby, BCInstalled on 2020 Tesla Model Y
Kayla smiling while installing dark window tint on a white SUV door window.

This was my first window and I was shocked how forgiving it was with enough slip solution. By the second door I stopped feeling nervous and started having fun.

Kayla P. · Winnipeg, MBInstalled on 2016 Honda CR-V
Sarah pressing both hands against freshly applied dark tint on a rear door window.

I used to assume tint was one of those jobs you had to pay a shop for. Turns out you just need a clean space, patience, and a kit that's actually cut right.

Sarah N. · Ottawa, ONInstalled on 2018 Mazda3
  • 2,197 vehicles cut1959–2026
  • Ships from Canadano customs, no brokerage
  • Free shipping over $99flat $9.95 under
  • Botch-It Guaranteereplacement piece within 30 days

Who this is for

First job or fiftieth — same film, same price.

First time?
Every piece is cut to shape. You'll never put a blade near your glass. Crease one and we cut you a replacement within 30 days — the worst case is a delay, not a loss.
Done this before?
Nano-ceramic, no metal, no signal interference, no purple fade. Cut from the factory pattern, not a generic template. Order single pieces if that's all you need.
Doing a fleet?
Order by the piece. No minimums, no account setup, no waiting on quotes.

Ceramic vs dyed

Ceramic rejects infrared heat. Dyed film just gets dark.

Dyed film goes dark by absorbing visible light — which does almost nothing for the heat you actually feel. Ceramic rejects infrared regardless of how dark it looks. A 50% ceramic can out-cool a 20% dyed film. Same car, cooler cabin, and far closer to legal on the front windows.

99% UV block

Protects your interior from fading and your skin from long-drive burn.

No signal interference

Zero metal. GPS, cellular, radio and keyless entry work exactly as before.

Never fades purple

The failure mode that ruins cheap dyed film in two summers. Doesn't happen here.

Cut for your car

Every piece runs off a plotter to your factory glass geometry — not a template.

Why buy from a Canadian supplier

No customs. No brokerage. No border wait.

Most precut tint sold to Canadians ships from the US. That means customs, brokerage fees, and a wait that can run past three weeks — on a $60 order. We ship from within Canada. No border, no surprise fee at the door.

Free shipping across Canada over $99. $12 flat below that.

  • Ships from within Canada — no cross-border courier
  • No customs charges, no brokerage invoice at delivery
  • No 2–3 week wait on a $60 order
  • Support answered by someone in your time zone

The Botch-It Guarantee

Mess up a piece? We'll cut you a replacement.

Tell us which piece you ruined. That's the entire claims process — no photos, no forms. One replacement per piece, per order, within 30 days. Buyer pays shipping; second replacement is a flat $20.

A single precut piece of dark ceramic window tint film on grey concrete.
A person installing precut ceramic window tint on a car door window using a yellow squeegee and spray bottle.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Find your vehicle

    Year, make, model. Takes 15 seconds.

  2. Step 2

    Pick your windows and shade

    Each piece is sold individually — order the ones you want.

  3. Step 3

    Install at home

    20–40 minutes per window. 2–4 hours for a full car.

Common questions

Quick answers

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What is precut window tint?

Precut window tint is ceramic film that's been computer-cut to match your vehicle's exact factory glass geometry — every door, quarter, and rear window sized for a specific year/make/model. You install it yourself with a squeegee and spray bottle; no blade ever touches your glass.

How much does precut tint cost in Canada?

$180–$390 CAD for a DIY kit that covers a full car, vs. $350–$800 at a shop for the same-grade ceramic film. Free shipping over $99, ships from within Canada — no customs, no brokerage.

Is DIY window tint legal in Canada?

Rear side windows and the back glass are unrestricted in every Canadian province. Front side windows require 70% VLT or higher in most provinces, which effectively rules out aftermarket film there. See our tint law page for your province.

How long does precut tint take to install?

20–40 minutes per window as a first-timer. A full car takes 2–4 hours end-to-end including cleaning and prep. If you botch a piece, the Botch-It Guarantee ships you a replacement piece within 30 days (buyer pays shipping; $20 flat for a second replacement).