How It Works
Three simple steps to perfect paint colors
Scan Any Color
Point your camera at indoor or outdoor walls—to instantly identify the exact color and find matching paint brands.
Preview on Your Walls
See exactly how colors will look in your space with our AI-powered preview tool. No more guesswork or paint samples needed.
Save & Share
Build your personal color library and easily share with friends, family, or contractors to keep everyone on the same page.
Short answer
Compare paint colors side by side by putting your shortlist in the same room photo, under the same light. Differences in brightness, undertone, warmth, and contrast that a paint chip hides become obvious, so you can plan one room or a whole house before buying samples.
Making close shades easy to tell apart
Two greiges can look identical on a chip and completely different on a wall. Comparing them in the same photo, under the same light, is the fastest way to see which one leans warm, which reads cooler, and which actually works with everything else in the room. It helps most with the shades that are hardest to judge alone: a soft white against white trim, a greige next to warm oak flooring, or a deep color that goes flat in a north-facing room. When you are planning a repaint across several rooms, keep each room's shortlist saved so you can line the finalists up together and check that the palette still holds from hallway to living room.
How the app helps
Open the camera or import a saved photo, let the app identify the closest paint matches, and compare options from leading brands. Once you shortlist a few colors, preview them on your space and keep the ones worth sharing.
A faster paint workflow
Instead of bouncing between screenshots, store swatches, and memory, the full paint workflow stays in one place: scan, match, preview, save, and share.
Best for
- homeowners planning a repaint
- DIY projects and sample shopping
- sharing color options with family or contractors
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why compare paint colors side by side?
A color only shows its undertone against its neighbours. Side by side in one photo, a white that leans yellow next to a white that leans blue is obvious, while the same two chips looked at one at a time seem interchangeable. Whites, greiges, grays, and brand equivalents are where this matters most.
Can I compare colors from different brands?
Yes. You can line up matches from Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, Behr, and other lines in the same view, which is the practical way to check whether a cross-brand equivalent really is close enough before you commit to a gallon.
How do I plan a paint comparison for a whole home?
Work room by room: shortlist two or three shades per room, compare them in a photo of that room, then hold the winners next to each other so hallways and open spaces still flow. For each option compare color name, brand, undertone, lightness, and how it looks against trim, flooring, and furniture.
Should I compare samples too?
Yes. Comparing in the app narrows a wall of chips down to two or three, then a sample confirms the winner: paint two coats on a large card, and move it around the room morning and late afternoon before you buy.
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