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See the colour on your own wall
A paint chip lies. It’s a flat square in shop lighting, and your wall is neither. Point Revisi at a photo of the real surface and see the colour where it’s actually going — in your room’s own light.
3 free credits every month. No card, no watermark.
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What changes
One surface, in one colour. You pick which — walls, trim, cabinets, a front door, a fence — and we repaint only that. It’s the narrowest thing Revisi does, which is exactly why it’s the most reliable.
What stays
Everything else, down to the details you’d notice if they moved: your furniture, your floors, the fixtures, and the real shadows and reflected light already in the photo. A repainted wall should look like your room on a different day — not a different room.
Examples
What it looks like on a real room
How it works
Three steps
Photograph the surface
Get the whole wall or cabinet run in frame, with whatever light is normally on it.
Choose surface and colour
Say what you’re painting, then pick the colour. We keep the sheen and texture of the surface that’s already there.
Hold it up against the original
Drag between the two. Try a second colour, or the same colour on a different surface — comparing what you’ve already rendered is free.
Questions
Before you start
Does it keep my room’s lighting?
That’s the whole job. The colour is applied through your photo’s existing light and shadow, so a wall that’s half in shade still reads as half in shade — which is the part a paint chip can never show you.
Can I paint something other than a wall?
Yes — trim, cabinets, a front door, siding, a fence, garden furniture. You pick the surface, and the options change depending on what kind of space you photographed.
Will the furniture move?
No. Paint changes one colour and nothing else. If you want the room restyled around the colour, that’s Restyle.
Is it accurate enough to buy paint from?
Treat it as a strong preview, not a colour-matched proof. Screens and cameras both shift colour, so buy a tester pot before you commit to a room.
More on credits, privacy and cancelling in the full FAQ.
Try it on your room
Free to start, no card required, and a render you reject is on us.
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