1. Colorjive
Sign up for a free Colorjive account, and you can upload a photo of your house, experiment with thousands of colors, and save up to three different versions. You might not be able to render small details, but this online tool is so easy, you'll be able to "paint" your house in a matter of minutes. More features and options are available for a modest annual fee.
2. CBN Selector™
The CBN Color Selector is a complex and powerful software program that lets you visualize the appearance of thousands of colors on a variety of surfaces including stucco and concrete. Once you've selected your colors, you'll have a precise CBN Code that will let you order the color mix you want from your local dealer. You can download this software and try it out for 30 days for free.
3. Benjamin Moore Personal Color Viewer
The free online paint color tool from the Benjamin Moore paint company lets you color sample photos showing interior and exterior views. To color photos of your own house, you'll need to purchase the inexpensive Benjamin Moore software program, which is available for Windows and Mac.4. Resene EzyPaint
Use the easy, free version on EzyPaint online, or pay to download the more sophisticated version which includes a drawing and mapping tool that lets you fine tune the areas you want to color. The Ezypaint software programs are available for PC or Mac, and will let you view thousands of colors manufactured by the New Zealand paint company, Resene.5. Valspar's Virtual Painter
Upload a photo and use the easy online tools to try out Valspar paint colors, which are available at Lowe's home improvement stories. Free.
