Tools
Color analysis from a photo: see your face on your palette
Upload a selfie, tap your skin, hair and eye colors, and see your face on your season palette. Try all 12 seasons and download a shareable image.
Runs in your browser. No account, no uploads.
How it works
Seasonal color analysis compares your skin, hair and eyes with 12 palettes. This tool lets you sample your own colors from a photo, estimates your season and shows your face against each palette, like a quick virtual draping.
Choose a clear selfie in daylight, frame your face, then tap your skin, hair and eyes. You get a season estimate and a palette image you can adjust, switch to other seasons, download or share. Lighting changes the result, so treat it as a starting point.
Frequently asked questions
How does color analysis from a photo work?
You tap your skin, hair and eye colors on the photo. The tool compares those colors with the 12 seasonal palettes and shows the closest season, then lets you try the others on your face.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. The photo stays in your browser. The image you download is created on your device.
Why does my result change with different photos?
Light and camera settings change how colors look. Use soft daylight, no filters and the same spot for each photo, and compare a few seasons before you decide.
A style estimate based on common color-analysis practice, not medical or dermatological advice. Lighting and screens change how colors look.