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Mix actual paint colours together to discover secondary, tertiary, neutral, and tinted colours. Learn what happens when you combine pigments — just like on a real palette.
Select one colour from each palette below, adjust the mixing ratio, and see the resulting colour instantly.
Select a colour from both palettes to see your mix and learn about colour theory.
Combine up to three colours to create tertiary, neutral, and complex mixes. Click each pot to choose its colour.
When you mix all three primary colours (red, yellow, blue) you move toward a neutral brown or grey. Adding white creates tints; adding black creates shades. Mixing complementary colours neutralises both — the foundation of creating realistic shadows.
Saved colour mixes you can refer back to when mixing paint on the job.
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Use the Two-Colour or Three-Colour tabs and hit Save Mix