Find a mount that matches your transmog
Pick the main, second and accent colors you're wearing, and the mounts that share the most of them show up first. Or go by color, where Main means the mount's own main color. Over 1,500 mounts, each color-matched from its in-game render. Sign in to see which mounts you own.
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Which game?
Mount Palette has Retail and Classic mounts. Your pick is saved across the site.
WoW Forever hasn’t launched yet, so there are no mounts to match.
No WoW Forever mounts yet
WoW Forever hasn’t launched, but we’re looking into it. Retail and Classic mounts are here, so go ahead and play with those.
Matching mounts
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Wait, what?
I like to match my mount to what I'm wearing. I can't be the only one. In the old days I would just scroll through the mount list and find the one I liked. With so many mounts now, I wanted a way to quickly just select a color that matches what I'm wearing and show the corresponding mount. Transmog and mounts are the real endgame.
Oh okay, how does it work?
Blizzard's mount API provides render images for each mount. We use vision AI to analyze each image and identify the primary, secondary, and accent colors. The AI understands context, so it correctly identifies mount colors while ignoring background shadows and lighting artifacts.
How many mounts are analyzed?
We've analyzed over 1500 mounts so far. New mounts are added automatically as they're discovered in the game data.
Does it work for Classic?
Yes, for MoP Classic, TBC Anniversary and Classic Era. Pick your game above and you'll only see mounts that game has. Most are the same mounts as in Retail, so they use the Retail picture and colors. A few look different in Classic, and the mount's details say so. TBC Anniversary leaves out mounts from phases that aren't open yet.
I see a mount that doesn't have the right color.
Yeah, it's bound to happen. Most of the mounts are in good shape but the vision model sometimes incorrectly differentiates between body color and armor or accent. I am working on spot checking. For the most part, though, it seems to work okay.