TryMyHome
TryMyHome: A photo-based paint visualizer for comparing colors across rooms and exteriors. Ranked #26 of 26 in Paint Color Visualizer Apps by our editors (6.1/10); pricing: Freemium; best for trying a few multi-brand photo previews.
At a glance
- Editor score6.1 / 10
- PricingFreemium
- Best forTrying a few multi-brand photo previews
- Free planNo
- AR previewNo
- Founded2025 · Lithuania
- Facts checked5 Oct 2026
Where it wins
- Previews color on uploaded room or house photos
- Includes Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore and Farrow & Ball catalogs
- Shows undertones and Light Reflectance Value
Where it doesn't
- Only three renders are free before a subscription is required
- Renderings are illustrative; physical samples are recommended
- Available on the web, with email support
Our verdict on TryMyHome
TryMyHome is a web-based paint color visualizer for homeowners comparing options for rooms and home exteriors. Upload a room or house photo, select a color, and view a rendering on walls, cabinets, or siding. It suits people who want to compare several paint colors in the context of their own space, rather than browse color swatches alone. Its focus is photo previews, not augmented-reality viewing.
Catalogs from Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, and Farrow & Ball give the visualizer a multi-brand scope. You can compare previews on the same photo and review each color’s undertone and Light Reflectance Value (LRV), which adds context beyond the image itself. The vendor describes the AI-generated renderings as illustrative and recommends confirming a choice with a physical sample. That caveat matters: the preview can help narrow options, but it is not a substitute for seeing paint on the actual surface.
TryMyHome offers three free renders, after which a subscription provides a monthly render allowance. The offer is limited rather than an unlimited free plan, so people exploring only a few colors can start without subscribing, while ongoing comparisons require a paid subscription. The service is cloud-based, with email support. Choose it for a small set of photo-based comparisons across the supported catalogs; look elsewhere if you need augmented-reality previews or want to keep rendering without a subscription. Its clearest value is combining home-photo previews with color and LRV information in one web tool.
TryMyHome pricing
TryMyHome fact sheet
| Free plan | No |
|---|---|
| Paid from | Not verified |
| AR preview | No |
| Photo-based preview | Yes |
| Exterior preview | Yes |
| Color matching | Yes |
| Saved projects | Not verified |
| Deployment | Cloud |
| Platforms | Web |
| Support | |
| Built for | Solo, Small business (editorial estimate) |
| Pricing | Freemium |
| Website | trymyhome.com |
| Facts checked | 5 Oct 2026 |
Alternatives to TryMyHome
- Sherwin-Williams ColorSnap VisualizerA free web and mobile visualizer for testing Sherwin-Williams colors in scenes.9.3
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- Colour with Asian PaintsA free mobile app for previewing room finishes and matching colours to Asian Paints shades.9.0
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