rAIflow™ image matching

What colour is that really?

Find nearby Benjamin Moore and Graimondi paint colours from a real or AI-generated room photo. rAIflow suggests catalogue colours for the visible painted surfaces. Check the sample marker, move it to a clearer spot if needed, then get new matches.

JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 12 MB. The image is sent for temporary AI analysis; the colour results are drawn from the rAIflow catalogue. Clear, evenly lit painted areas give better matches.

How to find paint colours from your photo

  1. Upload a finished-room photo or AI-generated room image.
  2. Check that the marker sits on a plain painted area. Move it away from shadows, glare, furniture, artwork and trim.
  3. Select “Get new colours” after moving the marker, then compare the suggestions.

Compare your shortlist in person

Bring your colour codes to Colour Land Paint at 3505 Upper Middle Rd., Burlington. Compare physical chips and choose samples to test beside your flooring and trim, in daylight and evening light. Sample options vary by colour.

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Questions about photo colour matching

Can I use a real room photo?

Yes. Use a real photo or an AI-generated image of a finished room. Clear, evenly lit painted areas give a more useful starting point.

Does this identify the exact original paint colour?

No. rAIflow suggests nearby catalogue colours for the pixels in your image. Lighting, shadows, camera processing and screens change how colours appear. An AI-generated room does not provide a verifiable original paint formula.

Can I change the sample point?

Yes. Move the marker to another clear spot on the same painted surface, then select “Get new colours” to compare again.