Shade Guess
Adjust the colour to match the target. You have six guesses.
Play
One counted attempt per day. Resets at 00:00 UTC.
Enter HEX instead
This sets the same red, green and blue values. It is the same game and the same scoring — an invalid code never uses up a guess.
Your guesses
Scores and hints appear after each submitted guess.
Result
Try Odd Shade or the original Color Match Cube.
Daily record
- Wins0
- Current streak0
- Best streak0
Practice never changes these numbers.
How to play
The target is a colour made from red, green and blue screen light. Move the three sliders until your colour looks like it, then submit. After each guess you get a similarity score and, for each channel, whether to increase it, decrease it, or leave it alone.
The score is a simple straight-line distance between the two colours in RGB, shown as a percentage: 100% is identical and the round is won at 98%. It is a game score, not a scientific measure of how two colours are perceived.
This mixes light on a screen, the way a display does — it is not a simulation of mixing physical paint. The target values are revealed when the round ends.