Paint Color Matcher
Pick a color or eyedrop one from a photo, and find the closest matching paints from Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, and Behr.
Closest visual match from common brand decks using approximate digital values — always confirm with a physical paint sample.
Match a Paint Color From a Photo
Found a wall, a fabric, or a Pinterest photo with the perfect tone? Upload it and click anywhere on the image to eyedrop the exact pixel color, or use the color picker to dial in a shade. The matcher converts your color to the perceptually accurate CIE L*a*b* space and ranks the closest options from a curated deck of popular Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, and Behr colors.
Because screens, cameras, lighting, and sheen all shift how a color reads, these results are a strong starting point rather than a guaranteed identical match. Use the top suggestions to narrow your shortlist, then validate the finalists with real paint chips or sample pots on the actual surface before committing to gallons.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I match a paint color from a photo?
Upload the photo and click the spot whose color you want — the tool reads that pixel and instantly lists the nearest paint colors by brand. You can also fine-tune with the color picker or by typing a HEX value.
Are these paint matches exact?
No. They are the closest visual matches from common brand decks using approximate digital values. Monitor calibration, photo lighting, and paint sheen all affect appearance, so always confirm with a physical paint sample before buying.
What is the most popular gray paint?
Sherwin-Williams Agreeable Gray and Repose Gray, along with Benjamin Moore Revere Pewter, are among the most widely used neutral grays — all gentle greige tones that read warm and flexible in most rooms.
See the Color on Your Own House First
Upload a photo of your house or room and preview the new paint color, trim or shutters on it in about 30 seconds, before you buy a single sample pot.