What to know before you begin.

Yes. A personal workspace starts with a JPEG, PNG, or WebP photograph of the house you want to explore. The free public demo uses one prepared example instead.

Yes. You define paint zones for surfaces such as main walls, trim, ceilings, columns, doors, or accents, then choose a color for each zone.

House Color Lab supports organized color libraries and palette imports, so projects can retain the color names, codes, and sources you are considering.

Visualizations are planning aids, not calibrated paint matches. Screens, photographs, lighting, texture, and surrounding materials affect perception, so finalists should always be checked with physical samples.

Yes. Save named studies as you explore, restore earlier ideas, and compare two complete schemes side by side as often as needed.

Yes. You can export the active painted view as a PNG for conversations with your household, client, contractor, or paint store.

The workspace is designed to keep project photographs and editing data in your browser. Because browser storage is not a cloud backup, complete downloadable project backups are included.

Homeowner access includes up to 3 projects. Professional access includes unlimited projects for repeated client work.

The interactive demo is free and requires no account. It is limited to the prepared Costa Rica example, and its changes stay only in the current browser.