See Paint Colors on Your Own Walls First

Paint Colors repaints the walls in your photo so you can judge a shade at full scale, in your light, before buying a single sample pot. A color that looks perfect on a swatch can read completely different across twenty square meters of wall, and this tool exists to close that gap. Upload a photo of the room, or the facade for exterior paint, then pick from curated palettes or describe the exact color you have in mind.

Choose whether to paint every wall or just one accent wall, and add a finish hint such as matte or satin to tune how the surface reads. Only the walls you select are repainted, and everything outside the selection is kept from your original photo. Inside it, the AI is instructed to follow the existing direction of light, so shadows and highlights should fall on the new color where they fall today.

That makes the preview useful for narrowing down to two or three candidates; check the edges of the selection before you buy samples. For the most useful comparison, run the same photo with several shades side by side, and check the render at the times of day you actually use the room. Screen colors are indicative, so always confirm your final choice with a physical sample.

A repaint costs 1 credit per image, so 4 variants cost four times as much, and every shade you try stays in your history for easy comparison.