What you can repaint
Interior walls and ceilings, house siding, trim, foundation, fences, the front door. One surface and one color per pass works best.
Not sure about a color? Photograph your room or house, brush over the walls or siding and type the color — in about a minute you see how it will look. Furniture, windows and everything around stay as in the photo.
Choose a photoChecking availability…
OneKlick repaints only the walls or siding you brushed over and keeps the texture of plaster, brick or siding, the light and the shadows. Compare several colors on the same photo before you buy paint. No designer or app needed — it works in your browser on a phone or a computer.
Shoot in daylight with even light so the walls are fully visible. JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 20 MB.
Brush over the walls or siding. Describe the color or tap a quick pick: shade, light or dark, matte or glossy.
See the result next to the original and try the next color on the same photo.
Interior walls and ceilings, house siding, trim, foundation, fences, the front door. One surface and one color per pass works best.
One option costs 50 credits; the price is shown on the button. If an option fails for a technical reason, your credits are returned.
Shoot in daylight with even light and be specific: “warm greige, matte” rather than “nice”. Brush a little beyond the edges.
It's a visualization: colors look different on a screen and on a wall because of light and displays. Test a paint sample on the wall before you buy.
Take a daylight photo of the house, brush over the siding and type the color — for example, “charcoal siding, white trim”. In about a minute you see the house in the new color; the roof, windows and yard stay the same.
Yes. After a result, tap “Try another color on this photo” — or upload the original photo again. Each option is charged separately.
No, it's a visualization: the shade depends on the light in the photo and on your screen. Test a paint sample on the wall before you buy.
No. It works in your browser on a phone or a computer.
50 credits per option. New accounts get free credits for the first tries.