Today's color
How well do you know your colors?
Pour some paint into the pot to submit.
How well do you know your colors?
Every day has one color, given only as a name. Nobody shows you the color — mix what you think the name looks like.
Pick a pigment from the ring, pick a tool, then dose the pot in the middle. Submit two attempts — the round ends after the second, and your best attempt is your score.
The pot starts empty. Your first drop fills it with that paint (100%). After that every drop you add pushes the other paints down to make room, so the total is always 100%. One drop is about 1% of the pot. White is just a paint like the others: add it only if you want it. And a messed-up pot can always be rescued: just keep adding the color you want and it will take over.
Each paint disc shows that paint's live share of the pot in whole percent, and the five numbers always add up to 100%. A paint that drops below half a percent is gone completely (it goes to 0%), so you never carry a trace you can't see.
Taking paint out: every paint in the pot has a small − button by its disc. Tap it to remove about 1% of that paint; hold it to keep removing (it speeds up like the bucket) until you let go or it reaches 0%. The other paints grow back to fill the pot. Undo takes back a whole hold in one step.
An empty pot reads 0% everywhere, and you can submit once there is paint in it. Taking out the last paint empties it again. The pot itself never shows a number: judge the color by eye.
Dropper — 1 drop per click on the pot.
Pour Bucket — press and hold the pot to pour. It starts at about 30 drops per second for fine control and speeds up to about 90 if you keep holding (a full pot of one paint in about 3 seconds). Let go to stop.
Undo takes back your last press or pour in one step; Reset pot starts the pot over.
On a keyboard: 1–5 pick red, yellow, blue, black, white · Shift+1–5 remove 1% of that paint · D Dropper · P Pour Bucket · Z Undo · hold Enter on the pot to pour (or press it for a drop) · PgUp/PgDn change month in the calendar.
Your score is % accuracy: 100% means your mix is indistinguishable from the official color, measured by perceptual distance (CIEDE2000). 85% or better beats par.
A fresh color arrives every day — same name for everyone. Come back tomorrow.
The reveal shows the official recipe next to your mix. Share result shares just an image of your result card (your score, tries and streak, never the color's name), so no spoilers. Copy duel link lets a friend try to beat you on the same color.
opens your calendar: every day you've played. The Stats button (bars) shows your streaks and how your scores spread, and Collection (tiles) shows every named color you've discovered. All of it is saved on this device only.
No cookies. Anonymous play counts only.