Description

TryMyHome is a paint color visualizer that works on a photo of your own home, paired with a page for every color in the Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore and Farrow & Ball catalogs.

How the visualizer works: upload a phone photo of a room or the front of your house, pick a color, and the tool repaints one surface at a time while everything else in the photo stays exactly as it was. Twelve surfaces are covered. Inside: walls, cabinets, doors, trim, ceilings and fireplaces. Outside: siding, front doors, garage doors, brick, trim and shutters. A render takes about twenty seconds, and what comes back is your room with a new color on it, not a stock scene.

What the color pages add: every color has its undertone and light reflectance value measured the same way and written in plain words, which way it leans and whether it reads warm or cool. The most searched colors get a full guide: how the color changes in north, south, east and west light, the best rooms and surfaces for it, and side by side comparisons with its closest rivals. Every color is rendered on the same four rooms, so opening two pages changes the paint and nothing else. That is how you tell two near identical whites apart. Each page also lists the closest colors in the same catalog and the closest matches in the other brands, measured rather than guessed, which answers the "what is the Sherwin-Williams version of this Benjamin Moore color" question by numbers.

Your library: signed-in users keep every photo and render, and can repaint from any of them, so the trim goes on over the walls they already chose.

Honest by design: every image on the site is an AI rendering of a real photograph and is labeled as one. Screens vary and so does your light, so every page points you to a peel-and-stick sample of the finalist before you buy a gallon.

Pricing: the first five renders are free. After that a subscription gives you a monthly allowance, so painting a whole house room by room stays cheap. There are no one-off credit packs.

TryMyHome is built by a solo founder. It is not affiliated with any paint manufacturer; color names and codes are used only to identify the paints.