Wall paint

Base

Pick the wall under your paint, then set how big, how dense and how high its texture is.

Pick the shape

On the Base step, under Shapes, pick the one closest to your wall.
Set that shape's sliders, such as Pip size, Density and Height for Orange peel. The close-up updates while you drag.
Click Continue.

Orange peel, the default: fine roller pips 1.5–4 mm over the plaster, the usual painted wall.
Smooth: a perfectly level film, with no texture.
Roller: the fine stipple a roller leaves, 1–3 mm.
Brush: brush strokes 5–20 mm long, mostly up and down.
Light plaster: gentle waves 2–10 cm under the paint, with a fine sandy feel.

Size: how big the texture is. For Orange peel it is the Pip size, like a roller's nap: a short nap leaves small pips (about 1.5 mm), a long nap big ones (4 mm and more). For Light plaster it is the Wave size.
Density: more pips cover more of the wall. A light roll leaves pips here and there; a heavy one covers nearly all of it.
Height: how high the texture stands, in mm.

The close-up shows the base live, at true scale. Drag on it to move the light, scroll to zoom and Shift-drag to move.

Started from a colour? To try another one, click Change colour.