Choose your paint shades from a picture
A single room photo can hold a whole scheme — the wall, the trim, an accent. A paint color selector from image lets you choose between those shades instead of settling for one. Color Identifier reads each spot you tap, so you can compare and decide with real codes rather than memory.
How to select paint colors from an image
- Open Color Identifier and choose From Photo.
- Load the photo with the colors you are weighing.
- Tap each painted spot you want to consider.
- Read the Hex, RGB, CMYK and Pantone codes for every pick.
Using a paint color selector from image this way turns a single picture into a shortlist you can actually evaluate — wall versus trim captured together, a few candidate accent tones pulled from one room, or an existing color sampled next to a new idea.
Save the shortlist, match later
A paint color selector from image is easiest to use when the options are saved. Build a palette from the spots you picked, then export or share the codes. Because the values are universal, you can match the winner to the closest shade in any brand whenever you decide.