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By name — partial names work. Typing “agreeable” returns Agreeable Gray; “chantilly” returns Chantilly Lace. Brand prefixes are ignored, so you don't need to know who makes the color.

By color number — brand codes work directly. “7029” pulls Agreeable Gray (Sherwin-Williams) and any other color ending in 7029 across brands. Dashes are optional: “HDC-NT-11” and “hdcnt11” both match.

By hex code — paste a six-digit hex (with or without the #) to find the closest paint colors across all brands. This is useful when a designer hands you a screen color rather than a paint name, or when you're matching a fabric or tile.

Benjamin Moore colors are indexed under their full name — “Nile Green,” not “Nile” — because BM names are frequently truncated in online references. If a search seems to miss a BM color, try the CC or OC number instead.