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# Wall Color
Wall Color repaints the walls in an interior photo with a color you choose.
Use it when a bold, dated, or uneven wall color pulls attention away from the room.
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Wall Color works on interior photos. Open a photo in full screen to find it in the [Adjust Panel Overview](/photos/personalizing-photos/adjust-panel-overview.md).
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### Change a wall color
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#### Open Wall Color
In the adjust panel, find the **Wall Color** section and click **Change wall color**. Fotello finds the walls in the photo and opens the Wall Color panel. The panel shows its progress next to **Color** while it finds the walls.
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#### Pick a color
Choose one of the preset swatches or open the color picker to set any custom color. The walls update as you go.
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#### Fine-tune the strength
Use the **Strength** slider to control how strong the new color looks, from a subtle wash to a full repaint.
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### Match the color across a room
When your listing has more photos of the same room, Fotello finds them while it looks for the walls. During this process, the **Listing photos** heading reads **Finding this room across the listing**.
When it finishes, the heading shows the number of matching photos, such as **4 photos of this room**. Each matching photo has a dot in the strip below the heading.
The dots show which photos already contain the room's wall color. Use them to choose a photo in the next step.
Fotello suggests a wall color from these photos so the room looks consistent from shot to shot. You'll see **Matched from this room** when it applies a suggestion, or click **Use room color** to apply it yourself.
### Copy a color from one of your photos
Use **Pick from** to take a wall color straight from another photo in your listing:
1. In the **Listing photos** strip, choose the photo you want to copy a color from.
2. Click anywhere on that photo in the **Pick from** preview to grab the color at that spot.
The walls in the photo you're editing update to match.
### Start over
Click the reset button in the panel header to clear the color and return the walls to how they were shot.
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