Color Mixer
Build a physical paint recipe from the colors in your own library.
Open tool →15 MIXORA COLOR TOOLS
Choose the tool for the decision in front of you
Find one place for paint mixing, image sampling, palette planning, accessibility checks and studio workflow. Each result keeps its assumptions visible.
Photo Color Lab
Sample a reference region, check lighting risk and move the target into the mixer.
Open tool →Image to Palette
Extract, curate and save the dominant colors from a local image.
Open tool →Drying Shift Tracker
Compare wet and dry samples and keep material-specific observations.
Open tool →Palette Gap Analyzer
Find useful parts of color space your current shelf reaches poorly.
Open tool →Harmony Builder
Generate color relationships and check whether your paints can reproduce them.
Open tool →Project Recipe Book
Keep targets, recipes, surfaces, references and notes in one printable record.
Open tool →Surface & Layering Advisor
Plan preparation, primer, coats, drying and finish for a real substrate.
Open tool →Brush Finder
Match brush shape, size and bristle to a stroke, paint body and surface.
Open tool →Contrast Checker
Measure text contrast, see the ratio and find the appropriate WCAG use.
Open tool →Complement Finder
Find RGB and artist-oriented complements, then compare their neutral mixtures.
Open tool →Gradient Builder
Create a stepped transition and copy the colors between two endpoints.
Open tool →Value Scale Generator
Turn one hue into a clear light-to-dark value study for planning or practice.
Open tool →Temperature Balance
Inspect a color bias and preview controlled warmer and cooler moves.
Open tool →Color Name Explorer
Find the nearest plain-language color name without pretending it identifies a pigment.
Open tool →PRIVACY BY DESIGN
Your reference stays yours
Image tools run in the browser and do not upload source photographs to Mixora. Project colors and studio measurements use the same local storage as your paint library. Export a backup if the records matter to a long-running project.