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Target color
Photograph the object, or sample its color directly.
Tap or click anywhere on the photo to sample that pixel.
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rgb(185, 138, 94)
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Suggested mix
Starting formula for the target color, by volume or weight.
Batch size
Component
%
mL
This is a starting-point estimate from the target color's hue and lightness — resin mixing isn't perfectly linear, so treat it as a first pass. The mL/g toggle just relabels the same percentages (PAM10's components are close enough in density that volume and weight track each other); it doesn't convert between them. Print a small test swatch, then save the ratio that actually matched into your library below so future matches get more accurate.
Closest matches in your library
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No paints loaded for the checked libraries yet — add some in the Paint library section below.
Blend suggestions only pair paints of the same medium (lacquer, acrylic, enamel don't mix cleanly) — a Mr. Color lacquer won't be paired with a water-based acrylic, for example.
Complementary color matches
Adjacent color matches
Analogous color matches
A broader analogous palette — the hues sitting two steps to either side of your target on the color wheel, good for shading and highlight color picks.
Hex values for hobby paints aren't published by the manufacturers — every chart out there (this one included) is someone's approximation. Treat matches as a starting point and confirm against a real painted swatch when it matters.
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Swatch library
Save ratios you've actually printed and confirmed, so the tool can match against real results instead of just theory.
Storage: —
Ratio totals % — should add up to 100%.
No swatches saved yet. Mix and print a test batch, then log the ratio here.
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Paint library
Add the paint colors you want to match against. Nothing is pre-loaded — paste in a chart you trust, or add colors one at a time.
Storage: —
Color family:
No colors in this library yet — add some above.
Sample from camera
Tap or click anywhere on the video to sample that color.