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Shop and explore our more than 250,000 colors by hue, from white to black. We match more than 250,000 colors from Pantone, RAL and all major paint brands, including Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams and more. We recommend that all customers start their search by first identifying their desired color, and then selecting the product, sheen, size, quantity, and more.

Search by Color Code or Name - Use this Search Box (or the one at the top of every page) to find a specific color:

Browse by Paint Company / Brand - Or, of course, you can browse through our more than 250,000 current and discontinued paint colors across more than 100 color standards including Pantone®, RAL, Fed Std 595C, Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams, Behr, Ralph Lauren, Martha Stewart, and many more.
Browse by Color / Hue - Looking for a brilliant blue? A beachside beige? A silver beige? Browse by Hue above (or browse colors below).
Custom Color Matching Services - Most hardware stores have about a dozen tints for paint color matching -- we have more than 100. Send us virtually anything and we can match color, sheen, sparkle, and more. Read more about our Custom Color Matching Services.

FAQs about Paint Colors By Hue

What does Hue Mean?

Hue represents the color such as red, blue, green, or yellow. Many different color systems describe hue in various ways, but most use a type of a color wheel which represents the colors of the visible spectrum as a continuum. Learn more about viewing colors online.

How many different pigments are used to match paint colors?

MyPerfectColor offers many different types of paints involving at least 4 different paint systems, each of which uses different pigments and base systems. Normally only about 4 different pigment dispersions are used to match any color, but depending on the color complexity sometimes more colorants are used. MyPerfectColor has a library of over 100 different pigments and pigment dispersions it uses to match paint colors. Learn more about the type of paint used to make colors.