Spring · Warm
Warm and clear. Light-to-bright colouring that lifts with fresh, saturated, sunlit colours.
Light Spring · True Spring · Bright Spring
Style · Color Analysis
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Seasonal color analysis groups your natural coloring into families, each with a palette that makes it look healthiest.
Warm and clear. Light-to-bright colouring that lifts with fresh, saturated, sunlit colours.
Light Spring · True Spring · Bright Spring
Cool and soft. Gentle, muted, slightly greyed colours flatter more than anything harsh.
Light Summer · True Summer · Soft Summer
Warm and muted. Rich, earthy, golden colours suit the deeper warmth in the colouring.
Soft Autumn · True Autumn · Deep Autumn
Cool and bright. High-contrast colouring that carries clear, icy, saturated colours.
Bright Winter · True Winter · Deep Winter
Undertone
The warm (golden) or cool (pink/blue) cast of your skin - the single biggest factor, and nothing to do with how light or dark your skin is.
Depth
How light or deep your colouring reads overall, taking hair, skin and eyes together.
Contrast
The gap between your hair, skin and eyes - high contrast carries bold colours, low contrast prefers blended ones.
Chroma
Whether clear, bright colours or soft, muted ones make your own colouring look healthiest.
Yes. Your season, your undertone, depth and contrast, and your full best-colours palette are free with no account or payment. The styling playbook - the colours to avoid, your best neutrals and metals, and how to use your palette for clothing, makeup and hair - is a one-time launch-offer unlock shown at checkout. No subscription.
It's a well-known styling framework that groups people into 12 'seasons' based on their natural colouring - the undertone of their skin, and the depth and contrast of their hair, skin and eyes. Each season has a palette of colours that make that colouring look healthiest. It's a useful guide, not a science, and this tool treats it that way.
An AI vision model reads your visible colouring - skin undertone, hair and eye colour - and places you in the season that best matches, then returns the palette for that season. You get your season and your best colours in seconds, with no signup.
A clear, unfiltered, naturally-lit photo with your face well exposed and no strong colour cast - daylight near a window is ideal. Filters, coloured lighting, heavy editing and black-and-white photos all distort colouring, so the tool lowers its confidence and tells you when a photo was hard to read.
It can. The analysis reads the colouring that's visible, so heavy makeup or a very different hair colour shifts the read toward how you look now rather than your natural colouring. For your truest season, a natural-face photo is best - but a 'how do I look with this hair' read is perfectly valid too.
Yes. Your photo is used in memory to generate your result and then discarded - it's never stored, sold, or used to train models. No signup is needed for the free analysis or the paid report.