Color Portfolio

Benjamin Moore Co.

About this app

Apply paint color to photos of your space, access fan decks, match favorite hues to Benjamin Moore colors and more with the Benjamin Moore Color Portfolio® app.
Take color capture even further with the Benjamin Moore ColorReader, our integrated color capture device.

Find the right paint colors (and have fun doing it) with these features:

VIRTUAL FAN DECK Easily scroll through Benjamin Moore’s library of trusted colors including Color Preview®, Benjamin Moore Classics®, Affinity®, Historical Collection, Off-Whites and the Designer Classics.

PHOTO VISUALIZER Take a photo of a room and “try on” colors by tapping a surface for instant masking, or use photos from our inspiration gallery.

VIDEO VISUALIZER Step into augmented reality and apply Benjamin Moore paint color to surfaces in real-time.

PRECISION COLOR MATCHING With purchase of the Benjamin Moore ColorReader or ColorReader Pro device by Datacolor, you can match any color IRL to colors in our library. To order a device, visit datacolor.com/bmorders.

Ratings and reviews

Awful. First of all, it's hard to use. And regardless, it's completely useless because the colors on the app don't match reality AT ALL: We applied a color (Allspice) to a photo of our kitchen cabinets. The image didn't seem to match the color sample card from the store; so we held the card up to the phone to compare, and it wasn't even close. What the sample card displayed for the colors was shockingly, astonishingly different from the app's image. As in, nowhere close. So what's the point?

frustrating waste of time. App is too stupid to select wall vs trim. It selects whole surface, then one tiny piece of trip at a time. Doesn't give you any idea what it will look like. plus, there's no way to edit your selections, you spend a bunch of time adding the colors you want and then you can't find them to add to your picture, all I can find is some stupid pink color Basically all they want to do is sell you paint. I am going to delete the app, not worth wasting any more time on it.

So much potential, but trying too hard. Suggest losing the "surface" feature in lieu of just touching the area to be "painted", don't need to select where the photos are coming from every time and make the color selection to the photo simpler. Never did figure out what the "magic wand" was. Just allow for lighter and darker shade selections on the same page.

What’s new

A new guided experience is now available in the app, offering a step-by-step introduction to exploring colors. Designed for both newcomers and returning users, this onboarding highlights essential features and simplifies the learning process.