TapPainter Free
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Utilities | Free | MDi Touch Inc. | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
TapPainter lets you visualize interior spaces in new colors with respect to natural lighting conditions. The free version allows you to use an intuitive color wheel to mix the color you like and try it out before considering actual paint color code. For real paint colors, an In-App purchase is available, or consider upgrading to TapPainter standard for available paint brands included.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
- Images are uploaded to a secure private server for processing.
- TapPainter is designed for Interior spaces, it is not intended for exteriors
- TapPainter free was first released June 2014 and is the first physics based room color visualizer to tackle the challenging problem of accurate room color prediction. We are continually working to improve our room analysis. Please email questions or suggestions to [email protected]
- Results depend on the quality of the photo, for best results use natural lighting, if using artificial lights, make sure the complete room is lit as evenly as possible
- Be sure to check out our FAQ for tips and tutorial videos, also accessible via ‘?’ icon
TapPainter is the most accurate interior paint color visualizer available today. See our website for some before and after actual paint projects compared with those repainted with TapPainter.
Upgrade to TapPainter standard for an ad free experience and extra features including:
- lots of fan decks of actual Paint brands included
- coloring in custom created shapes
- compare recolored images with a simple left/right flick
- pick recently selected colors or images
- easily share images
- no ads
- tutorial
Reviews
DOES NOT WORK
Thisishuman
Do no download. App squishes all photos to less than a 1/4 of inch. Doesn't work.
Froze on picture
demon12
Viewfinder was zoomed in, and it froze on tapping "use picture". Worthless.
Really?
Sadie_Wright
The real version is $2.99, really? Is it really worth that? Is it really that hard to make a paint app?
Requires in app purchases to function
The Obscure One
Nothing free about this app. Step one is to load a picture. Step two is to buy colors. Rip off.
Waste
PMinVA
Isn't really free as you have to pay for colors. Couldn't process my iPad photos so a total waste of time.
Could be better
Layla402
This app has the potential to be better. It is a bit awkward to use. Also it states it's free, however it appears to use any of the colors, you have to purchase a color swatch. When attempting to paint a wall in a picture, it pops up a 30 second ad, and then takes you to a different website for the ad. If it's not truly a "free" app, they shouldn't advertise it as that.
Amazing Paint Preview
ColinToronto
I was surprised how well this app worked. Once you have a good photo ( I found flash helped a lot ) it’s very easy to preview a few colours before making a final decision.
