Compare Paint Colors Side by Side
Compare any two paint colors side by side with hex codes, RGB values, LRV, and a plain-language verdict on how close they are, based on CIEDE2000.
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Mulberry
Vista Paint - R114
Popular comparisons
Colors people often decide between. Open one to see the side-by-side verdict.
- Agreeable Gray vs Accessible BeigeSherwin-Williams
- White Dove vs AlabasterBenjamin Moore vs Sherwin-Williams
- Repose Gray vs Agreeable GraySherwin-Williams
- Chantilly Lace vs Pure WhiteBenjamin Moore vs Sherwin-Williams
- Revere Pewter vs Edgecomb GrayBenjamin Moore
- Hale Navy vs NavalBenjamin Moore vs Sherwin-Williams
- Iron Ore vs Tricorn BlackSherwin-Williams
- Simply White vs Extra WhiteBenjamin Moore vs Sherwin-Williams
- Pale Oak vs Classic GrayBenjamin Moore
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We compare digital color values using CIEDE2000 and give every pair one of three verdicts: nearly identical, very similar or visible difference. The verdict describes how close two digital values are; it does not certify a physical paint match.
Do not use a digital score to approve a touch-up. Compare physical samples in the intended finish and lighting; substrate, tinting and aging can change the result.
LRV (Light Reflectance Value) shows how much light the paint reflects: 0 for pure black, 100 for pure white. Two colors within 5 to 10 LRV points will read similarly under the same lighting, even if their hex values differ. That matters when you're trying to keep a room feeling balanced across walls, trim, and ceiling.
Common uses: checking whether two “white” paints (Chantilly Lace vs. Simply White) actually differ on the wall, confirming a competitor match before buying gallons, or verifying trim-to-wall contrast before committing.