Find the colors that flatter you

Use daylight selfies to discover your seasonal palette, best shades, and styling cues for shopping, makeup, hair color, and outfits.

Try the season finder

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Your starting point Soft Autumn

Muted, warm-neutral colors may be easiest to test first.

Get your full palette in the app

It's as simple as 1, 2, 3

1 Take daylight selfies Upload 1-3 unfiltered selfies.
2 Get your results See your likely season and palette.
3 Shop with confidence Use your shades every day.

Your palette in about a minute

Color Analysis uses natural-light selfies plus a few context questions to estimate your season and turn it into practical style guidance.

  1. 1
    Take daylight selfies

    We analyze your natural coloring in true, even light.

  2. 2
    Answer three quick details

    Hair, tanning, and eye tone help fine-tune the result.

  3. 3
    Get your seasonal palette

    Receive your season, best shades, and styling notes.

  4. 4
    Use shades for everything

    Apply your palette to wardrobe, makeup, jewelry, hair color, and shopping.

Color Analysis app showing selfie-based palette analysis

Analyze your coloring

Color Analysis app showing saved seasonal palettes

Save your palettes

Color Analysis app showing live color try-on with a rose shade

Try colors live

Tools for real-world color decisions

From quick color checks to personalized guidance, Color Analysis helps you choose colors with confidence in your wardrobe, your makeup, and your life.

Seasonal palette guide

Discover your best colors and how to use them.

Shade Check

Check clothes, makeup, and accessories in natural light.

Live color try-on

See colors on you in real time with your camera.

Wardrobe notes

Save favorite looks and color combinations that work.

Color Analysis app showing a forest tee with a 78 percent palette match
Color Analysis app showing wardrobe color match cards for clothing and makeup

Twelve seasons, one that's yours

Every card below is a real palette from the app. Explore each season, then compare it against your own selfies to find the one that's yours.

Better photos, better results

  • Natural light is bestFace a window during the day.
  • No heavy makeupLet your natural tones show.
  • Use a plain drapeNeutral colors work best.
  • Look straight aheadRelax and remove accessories.

What people are saying

Real feedback from Color Analysis users on the App Store.

★★★★★
“I’ve tried the department store scarf test more than once and never trusted it. Three selfies in window light got me closer to my season than a paid consultation did.”
Priya R. App Store review
★★★★★
“Used the live try-on before buying a lipstick I’d been eyeing for weeks. Good thing I checked, it was a warm shade and I’m a Winter. Saved me the return trip.”
Marcus T. App Store review
★★★★★
“What sold me was paying once instead of another subscription. I tagged half my closet with the wardrobe notes and now I know what matches before I try it on.”
Colleen M. App Store review

Common questions, answered

How accurate is selfie color analysis?

It is a practical starting point, not a studio draping session. The app combines daylight selfies with context questions, then gives you shades and guidance you can test in real life.

What photos work best?

Use natural window light, keep your face clear, avoid strong filters or heavy makeup, and add up to three angles for a more confident read.

Can I use it for makeup and hair color?

Yes. The palette includes makeup, jewelry, neutrals, hair color, and wardrobe guidance so you can use your season beyond clothing.

Is there a subscription?

No subscription is required for Pro. The app is built around a one-time unlock for the complete palette, saved results, exports, and wardrobe tools.

Seasonal palette flat lay with fabric, lipstick, and color cards

Your best colors. Anytime, anywhere.

Get your season, color palettes, style guidance, and more right in your pocket.

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