AI color analysis — find your season

One clear photo, and your skin, eyes and hair are read against the 16-season system — with the palette, the wardrobe and the makeup that follow from the result.

Four families, sixteen seasons

Every read comes down to three axes — undertone, depth and clarity — plus the contrast between your hair, skin and eyes. Upload a photo to see where yours land.

Spring

Warm and clear. Golden light in the skin and hair, colours that stay fresh rather than earthy.

Summer

Cool and soft. Rosy or ashy colouring that answers to greyed, gentle shades.

Autumn

Warm and rich. Golden or olive depth that carries rust, bronze and moss.

Winter

Cool and sharp. Clear contrast between features that holds true red, navy and black.

How the analysis works

Three steps and a couple of minutes — no appointment, no trip across town.

Drag or upload a photoJPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB

Step 1 — Upload a photo

Daylight, face uncovered, no makeup and no filters. Nothing else is needed — no questionnaires, no measurements.

Step 2 — AI reads your colouring

The model reads the undertone of your skin, the depth and clarity of your eyes and hair, measures your contrast — and places all of it on the 16-season grid.

Step 3 — Get your palette and report

Your season with a confidence score and the closest runner-up, your colours with HEX codes, an anti-palette with reasons, plus wardrobe, makeup and jewellery. The report downloads as a PDF.

How this differs from an online quiz

Your season is read from the colour in your photo, not from answers about veins and gold jewellery.

Measured from a photo, not a quiz

A quiz trusts what you say about yourself. Here undertone, depth and contrast are measured from the photo itself, and the report shows exactly what the model saw.

Your photo stays yours

The image is used for the analysis only: it is never published or passed to third parties, and you can delete it from your account in one click.

16 seasons, not 4

Four types are too coarse: warm spring and cool spring suit different colours. You get the subtype — and if the case is borderline, the neighbouring season is named honestly.

Minutes instead of a studio

In-person draping is expensive and has to be booked in advance. Here the analysis takes a couple of minutes, and the palette travels with you in your phone.

Why knowing your season pays off

A palette saves more than money: it saves time getting dressed, shopping and standing at the makeup shelf.

Your wardrobe stops arguing with itself

Pieces from one palette go together without effort: any top works with any bottom, and "nothing to wear" with a full wardrobe happens far less often.

Makeup works the first time

Lipstick and foundation are chosen for your undertone instead of guessed at the shop mirror. Tubes in the wrong shade stop piling up.

Fewer regretted purchases

You check the colour before the till: hold the garment up and see whether it lights your face or drains it. Fewer things end up hanging with the tag still on.

Find your season from a photo

Upload one frame — in a couple of minutes you will see your season, your palette and a full read of your colouring.

Analyse my colouring

Palette in your pocket

Your colours, full screen

A report is comfortable to read at home, but decisions happen at the clothing rail. That is what the palette screen is for: one colour fills the whole display and you hold it against the fabric — it is obvious at once whether the shade is yours.

The colour, whole. Not a dot in a list but a full-screen fill, which is a fairer comparison against fabric. A tap on the background hides everything else.
Works without a connection. Open the page once while online and the palette stays in your phone, even where the fitting room has no signal.
Lives on your phone. On iPhone add the palette itself to the home screen — the icon opens it straight away. On Android install the app: the palette sits under a long press on its icon.

Open the palette

Don't know your season yet? Run the analysis at the top of this page — from the report the palette opens as yours.

Who this is for

You do not need your season every day — but in these situations it saves both time and money.

You can't tell why some clothes are yours and others aren't

One jumper gets compliments, another gets "are you feeling okay?". The report explains that it comes down to undertone and contrast, and names the colours that work in your favour.

A shoot or a big event is coming up

Before a photoshoot, a wedding or a conference it helps to know which colours hold your face on camera and which wash it out. The report includes outfit formulas by occasion.

You're about to change your hair colour

Your season sets the direction: cooler or warmer, lighter or deeper. The hair section gives concrete options, and you can try the result on your own photo straight away.

You're decluttering or building a capsule

It becomes clear what to keep, what to pass on and what to buy: the report includes a wardrobe audit and a capsule built from your colours.

Frequently asked questions

Accuracy rests on the photo: in daylight, without makeup or filters, the model lands on the right season family confidently. The report shows a confidence score and names the closest runner-up, so a borderline case is visible instead of hidden behind a verdict.

Four seasons only describe undertone — warm or cool. The 16-season grid adds depth and clarity of colour, which is why spring comes in light, true and bright versions. On the same garment the difference between them shows.

A selfie in daylight by a window: face uncovered, hair pulled back, no makeup, no filters and no coloured wall behind you. A yellow lamp or foundation changes the colour of your skin in the frame — and the result with it.

Better not: foundation, blush and lipstick cover exactly what we measure. If makeup is visible in the frame, the model notes it in the report and lowers the confidence score.

Yes. Colouring is read the same way, and the recommendations go beyond clothes: shirt colours, glasses frames, the shade of hair and beard.

Your season with a confidence score and a runner-up, a read of your skin, eyes, hair and contrast, your colours and neutral base with HEX codes, an anti-palette with reasons, answers about black, white and red, outfit formulas, and sections on makeup, hair and jewellery. The report downloads as a PDF, and the palette saves to your phone as an image.

The colouring itself barely changes — your skin undertone stays the same. Tanning, grey hair and dye do change depth and contrast, so after a noticeable change of hair colour it is worth running the analysis again.

The image is used for the analysis only, is never published and is not passed to third parties. You can delete it together with the analysis from your account at any time.