Color Portfolio

Color Portfolio

Benjamin Moore Co.
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3.0
House & Home
100,000+ Downloads

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What the description says

What Color Portfolio Does

Color Portfolio is a House & Home app from Benjamin Moore Co. for choosing paint colors and previewing them in real spaces. It suits homeowners planning a room refresh, decorators comparing palettes, and trade users who need Benjamin Moore color collections in a mobile reference. The app has 100,000+ installs and a rating of 2.99 from 4,697 reviews.

Color Libraries and Visualizers

The app provides digital access to Benjamin Moore collections, including organized fan decks and specialist ranges such as Affinity and the Historical Collection. You can browse colors, save ideas, and use a photo of your own room to see how different shades may look on selected surfaces. This makes it easier to compare options before committing to sample pots or a full repaint.

Color Portfolio also includes a video visualizer that overlays paint colors while you view a space through your phone’s camera. This can help show how a shade relates to nearby walls, furniture, lighting, and shadows. Results are best treated as a planning aid, since screen displays and real paint can appear different under changing conditions.

Color Matching and Practical Use

For users with compatible ColorReader hardware, the app can identify colors from objects, fabrics, or other surfaces and match them with Benjamin Moore options. That feature is more relevant to decorators and professionals who need a repeatable way to investigate an existing color. Other users may find the photo tools and digital fan decks more useful for early-stage decisions.

Things to Consider

Color Portfolio brings several paint-selection tools into one place, but the app’s average rating suggests that the experience may not work equally well for everyone. Color matching depends on additional hardware, and visual previews should not replace physical samples when an exact result matters. It is most useful as a color research and visualization companion rather than a final guarantee of how paint will look on a wall.