The Spruce / Michelle Becker
Envisioning newpaint schemeshas never been easier than withonline paint visualizers.
Test-daubingovals of painton your wall, test-paintingentire walls, painting cardboard squares, and taping them up.
Each of these methods have their merits and their disadvantages.
The Spruce / Michelle Becker
But online paint visualizers provide the one view that no other method can give.
With thousands of locations, Sherwin-Williams probably has a store near to you.
For many homeowners and designers, a paint company is only as good as its partnerships.
For a nearly professional-level paint visualizer, Sherwin-Williams' drag-and-droppaint palettemay be just what you need.
Sherwin-Williams ColorSnap requires registration if you want to save a room.
But the visualizer is refreshingly quiet about registration, allowing you to paint prepared rooms with no interruptions.
This ensures greater color accuracy and consistency.
If you like Lowe’s, Valspar just might be the paint you will choose for your project.
Valspar’s Virtual Painter wins, too, because it is so well-represented.
With more than 2,100 locations, Lowe’s and Valspar can be found somewhere near to you.
On top of that, Valspar paint tends to be competitively priced.
