Upload photos of the space in question at any of the paint manufacturers' sites; Sherwin Williams etc.

Ok will try it.

Benjamin Moore also has this feature on their website.

Just keep in mind that all you can do with these color option features is to get a VERY broad idea of what a color will look like. Because of the differences in calibrations of computer monitors you will not get a true reading of the color, its undertones, or the way it will appear with all the other items in the room (and outside). The best way to test a color is to use large poster board samples of the actual paint in the room. Do not paint the samples directly on the wall. Then view that color at different points of the day and night with natural and artificial lighting. Unless you want to hire a color consultant with professional knowledge of and experience with color, this is the best approach.

Good luck!

You can go to a WilsonArt color visualizer. They sell laminates, which look like granite and marble, etc. I am not sure you can upload your own kitchen, but I liked their visualizer and felt like it was useful before deciding on granite versus quartz, etc. Their visualizers allow you to change the cabinet color and countertop color and wall color to a degree.

There are probably more sophisticated sites than that, but I was trying to choose white shaker versus espresso colored cabinets and light versus dark counter and their site helped me with it.

Here is the link to the Wilsonart Visualizer: http://wilsonart.visualizapro.com/. Should you have any further questions, please call the Wilsonart Hotline at 1-800-433-3222 and one of our Customer Service Representatives will be happy to assist you.