Most paint companies offer larger sized paint chip samples which are much more useful than the small chips. Tip: While these color visualizers are extremely useful for choosing a basic color direction, you will still want to visit the paint shop to get some paint samples of your chosen colors. Too often people are apt to ignore this important aspect of the design scheme. I particularly find this helpful to show clients how the ceiling color will look. And might even encourage you to go a little more bold once you see the final look. This allows you to see how the current room colors mesh with your paint choice. Then finally for another option in visualizing color we have a complete Photoshop rendering of an actual living room using a clients chosen paint chip colors. Photoshop living room rendering using C2-580 Serene from C2 Paint Photoshop rendering using PPG paint 1156-7 Celestial Blue Photoshop Client Room Rendering

Though if you are wanting to save your choices with a particular company you should go ahead and sign up. For my part, I simply downloaded or exported the image as I have way to many accounts and passwords as it is. It should be noted that most of these programs requested you sign up in order to save your image. Though you can, as with the others, upload your own image. As far as I can tell this above image is the only one available for use. I do notice that it is representing the paint in light and shadowed areas. In comparison it was a bit clunky as I actually had to use a brush tool to paint the sections then clean it up with an eraser. This one was definitely not as easy to use as the others. Then we have the Kelly Moore My Color Visualizer. My Color Visualizer by Kelly Moore Kelly Moore My Color Visualizer

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