Blend two colours, calculate a repeatable paint recipe, adjust tint and shade, and save your favourite mixes. The visual blend is an on-screen approximation; real paint depends on the base, pigment and manufacturer.
Use the paint mixer online to experiment with color combinations before you commit to a wall or furniture finish. Then explore practical color recipes and room ideas.
Use our free paint mix calculator and paint mixing calculator to blend colours online, calculate batch quantities from a chosen ratio, and preview the result before you buy paint.
The paint color mixing calculator on Chhimwal helps you plan a colour before buying a single tin. It works as a color mixer online, a colour mixing calculator, and a paint colour mixer in one free tool. Blend two base shades, adjust tints and tones, and watch the result update live. The paint mix calculator gives you repeatable digital proportions for your selected batch size; actual paint results vary by base paint, pigment, brand and mixing method.
Choose a total batch size and a mix ratio to see how much of each component belongs in the batch. For example, a 2:1 ratio in a 900 ml batch produces 600 ml of A and 300 ml of B. This calculation is mathematical; the suitable ratio for real paint depends on the paint system, base and manufacturer.
Finding the exact shade you have in your head is hard when you're staring at a wall of nearly identical swatches. Our free paint colour mixer lets you blend colours on screen, fine-tune the result, and preview it instantly โ so you settle the decision before you open a single tin.
Colour is deeply affected by light, surrounding tones and the size of the surface. A digital mixer won't replace a physical tester patch, but it dramatically narrows the field: instead of buying five sample pots, you can explore dozens of variations in minutes and walk into the store knowing almost exactly what you want.
Mix shades on screen and fine-tune until you hit the tone you want.
See the resulting colour immediately as you adjust the blend.
Get a sense of proportions so you can recreate the colour with real paint.
Experiment with as many combinations as you like at no cost.
Adjust the blend, compare shades side by side, and see how small changes in tone shift the whole feel of a colour. Because the tool shows you the mix visually, it's just as useful for choosing a single feature wall as it is for coordinating a whole palette across rooms.
Yes. Our free paint mixing calculator blends any two colours on screen and gives you a repeatable digital ratio for planning โ it is not a substitute for a physical paint colour mixer. Always confirm with a real tester pot before buying.
Absolutely. Chhimwal's paint mixer works as a full color mixer online โ pick colours, adjust the blend ratio, and get the result in HEX, RGB and a visual preview, free and unlimited.
You can blend and preview a very wide range of colours on screen to find the shade you want, then match it with real paint at the store.
Screens and lighting vary, so always confirm with a physical tester patch. The mixer is a visual planning aid; screen colours and physical pigments can differ, so confirm the final paint with a physical tester.
Yes, it is completely free with no sign-up and unlimited use.
No. The tool is made for homeowners and DIYers โ just blend, preview and note the result.