Take a photo of your room and pick a color from a real manufacturer. Muro puts it on your wall with the shadows and light intact, then gives you the paint name and code for the store.
Works in the browser on your computer and phone, nothing to install. There’s also an app for iPhone and iPad with iOS 18.4, on the same account.Point your phone at the wall. Bright, dim, mid-renovation, it doesn’t matter. The light in the photo is the light you get back.

From the fan decks your store carries, from RAL Classic, from a hex code or straight from an inspiration photo.
Drag the slider to compare before and after. Swipe to the next color. Take the code to the store.


Choose your country in settings and your store’s brands come first: US, UK, DACH, Poland, the Nordics.
Generate up to 12 colors at once and compare them side by side. The batch comes back in about twenty seconds, then you can send the next one.












Paint looks different in sunlight, under a lamp and after dark. Muro keeps the shadows and reflections from your photo and shows the wall at noon, in the evening and at night.



Brand apps show one maker’s colors. Free AR apps drop a flat filter over the camera. Here is where the three differ.
| Feature | Muro | Brand apps | Free AR apps |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paint colors | 51,362 | 1,000 to 3,500, one brand | Varies |
| Manufacturers | 34 plus RAL Classic | One, by design | One to five |
| How it renders | Image model, photoreal | Flat color overlay | Flat AR filter |
| Keeps light and shadow | Yes | No | No |
| Batch of twelve | Yes, on paid plans | No | No |
| Output resolution | Up to 4096 px | Screen only | Screen only |
| Languages | English, Polish, German | Mostly English | Mostly English |
| European brands | Caparol, Brillux, Tikkurila, Śnieżka and more | Regional only | Limited |
Projects, favorite colors and your subscription are shared. Open a photo taken on your iPhone on a big screen.
One plan on the same account works on the web and in the iPhone app. Unused visualizations roll over.
Renews automatically. Cancel anytime in settings. Prices in Polish złoty (PLN), incl. VAT, as charged on app.usemuro.com. In the App Store the price depends on your Apple account’s country.
No. Muro is a subscription: weekly, monthly or yearly. You choose a plan after creating an account, before your first photo.
Accurate enough to rule colors out, and that’s most of the work. Muro keeps the room’s light and shadows instead of flattening them. A screen is still not a painted wall, so the final check belongs to the wall.
Yes. Muro shows the same wall at noon, in the evening and at night, with shadows, daylight and lamps.
Over 50,000 colors, including Behr, Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, Farrow & Ball, Dulux, Caparol, Brillux, Tikkurila, Jotun, Beckers and Śnieżka, plus all 216 RAL Classic colors. Sherwin-Williams comes without codes for now: name and hex.
iPhone and iPad with iOS 18.4 or later; projects sync through your iCloud. In the browser at app.usemuro.com. There is no Android version yet.
Photos stay on your device and sync through your iCloud account. To repaint a wall, the image goes to the model and the result comes back. The privacy policy describes what is stored and for how long.
iPhone Settings, Apple ID, Subscriptions, Muro. Cancel any time; access stays until the end of the period. No cancellation fees.
51,362 colors from 34 manufacturers: Behr, Benjamin Moore, Sherwin-Williams, PPG, Valspar, Dunn-Edwards, Farrow & Ball, Dulux, Caparol, Brillux, Sto, Tikkurila, Jotun, Flügger, Beckers and more, plus all 216 RAL Classic.
Yes. Tap the area and the fill stops at its edges, or paint the selection by hand with the brush. Ceiling, alcove and trim can each take a different color.
Three: 1024 px, 2048 px and 4096 px. Free is 1K, Pro is 2K, the two top plans go to 4K, which is large enough for a client deck or a print.
Free apps lay a flat filter over the camera and give you a color name at best. Muro renders with the room’s own light, carries 34 manufacturers instead of one, and hands back a code the store mixes from.
Yes, and the commercial license for paid client work is on the top plan. Projects keep one folder per client, the iPad is the screen you put on their table, and 4K output is large enough for a presentation.
Photos stay on your device and sync through your own iCloud account. To repaint a wall the image goes to the image model and the result comes back. The privacy policy states what is kept and for how long.

Create an account, choose a plan and take your first photo.