Paint Visualizer AIAI Room Paint Visualizer
Pick your next wall color from a photo of your own roomUpload your photos and let AI show you any paint color on the walls in seconds, with your furniture, floors, and lighting exactly as they are.
Any room in the house
One tool for every room you want to repaint
The AI reads the walls in your photo, whatever the room. Start with the space that has been bothering you the longest.
Living rooms
Preview wall colors next to your sofa, rug, and art so you can see how the whole room comes together.
Bedrooms
Try calm neutrals and muted shades on the walls you wake up to, with your bedding and floors still in the picture.
Kitchens
Test wall and cabinet colors beside your counters and backsplash instead of guessing from a tiny chip.
Home offices
Find a wall color that keeps you focused and looks sharp behind you on every video call.
How it works
From photo to paint preview in three simple steps
Explore your ideas before buying samples, moving furniture, or picking up a brush.
Upload a photo
Choose a clear photo of your room or home exterior. No measuring, masking, or special app required.
Choose your colors
Search real paint colors by brand, name, or code, or enter a custom shade you want to explore.
See your space transform
Preview the selected surfaces in your new color while the rest of your photo stays familiar.
Not sure where to start?
Start with the mood you want, then find the color
Pick the feeling you are after and preview a few shades from that family on your own room.
Calm and airy
Soft whites and pale grays that open up small rooms and let your furniture do the talking.
Warm and cozy
Creams, taupes, and clay tones that make living rooms and bedrooms feel settled and inviting.
Fresh and green
Sage and olive shades that bring a bit of the garden inside without overpowering the room.
Deep and dramatic
Teals, denims, and inky blues that turn a plain wall into the strongest feature in the room.
Room color inspiration
Colors people love coming home to
A starting lineup of dependable whites, warm neutrals, soft greens, and richer shades from leading paint brands.
Gray Owl
Benjamin Moore OC-52
Accessible Beige
Sherwin-Williams SW 7036
Back To Nature
Behr S340-4
De Nimes
Farrow & Ball No. 299
Cavern Clay
Sherwin-Williams SW 7701
Renew Blue
Valspar 8003-37D
Pointing
Farrow & Ball No. 2003
Swiss Coffee
Behr 12
October Mist
Benjamin Moore 1495
Transcend
PPG PPG1079-4
Hague Blue
Farrow & Ball No. 30
Whiskers
PPG PPG1025-3
Better photo, better preview
Three quick ways to get a sharper preview
Any clear photo works, but a little care when you shoot makes the preview feel almost real.
Step back from the wall
Stand in a corner or doorway so the photo shows the whole wall plus some furniture and floor. The extra context makes the preview far easier to judge.
Shoot in daylight
Open the curtains and skip the flash. Natural light shows the truest version of your current wall color, which helps the AI produce a realistic result.
Keep the camera level
Hold your phone straight rather than tilting it up or down. Straight lines on walls and trim give you a cleaner, more convincing preview.
Planning a bigger project? See the interior paint visualizer for trim, ceilings, and cabinets, or browse colors by brand on the paint brands page.
Room visualizer questions, answered
Stop staring at swatches taped to the wall
Upload a photo of your room, try every color on your list, and buy samples for only the ones that survive.