Find the colours that suit you
Upload a photo or answer seven short questions. You get your colour season, your palette with names and codes, and the colours that are worth avoiding. Free, and your photo stays on your device.
Or drag a photo here. JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10 MB. Your photo stays on your device — it is never uploaded.
No photo to hand? Try one of these colour studies:
Prefer not to use a photo? Answer seven short questions instead.
See the difference a colour makes
The same person, the same light, two different tops. Drag the handle — or use the left and right arrow keys — to swap between them.
Why it changes so much
A colour close to your face bounces light back onto your skin. A colour that matches your natural warmth evens out your skin and lifts your eyes. A colour that fights it adds shadow under the chin and around the eyes.
This is why the same jumper can look wonderful on a friend and tired on you. Nothing is wrong with the jumper.
The four colour seasons, side by side
Pick a season to see it against skin, then tap any colour in the palette to try it on. This is a sample result — yours will look the same, with your own season at the top.
Worn with Coral #E8734A
Spring: warm and light
Spring colours are warm, fresh and full of light, like a garden in early morning sun. They have yellow or golden warmth in them and stay bright rather than dusty. Next to these colours your skin usually looks rested and even.
Warm (golden)
Tap a colour to try it:
How it works
Choose a photo or start the quiz
A clear photo of your face in daylight works best. No photo handy? The quiz asks about things you can check at home.
Your browser reads the colours
The photo is opened on your device and the skin tones in the middle of the picture are measured. Nothing is sent anywhere.
You get a palette you can use
Colours to wear, everyday neutrals, and colours to be careful with — each one with a name and a colour code you can take shopping.
Two ways in, one result
Photos are quick but depend on your camera and your lighting. The quiz is slower but uses things you can see with your own eyes, like the veins on your wrist. Many people try both and compare.
What you get, free
- Your season: Spring, Summer, Autumn or Winter
- A possible undertone: warm, cool or neutral
- Ten colours to wear, with names and colour codes
- Four everyday neutrals that go with them
- Five colours to be careful with, and why
Questions people ask
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. Your photo is read inside your own browser and never leaves your device. Nothing is stored and there is nothing to delete afterwards.
Do I need to create an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no password and no email address needed to see your colours.
How accurate is the result?
It is a helpful starting point, not a measurement. Camera settings, indoor lighting and make-up all change the colours in a photo, so treat the answer as a suggestion and trust your own eyes in a mirror.
What if I do not want to use a photo?
Use the quiz instead. Seven short questions about your veins, your jewellery, your hair and your eyes get you to the same kind of result.
Does this cost anything?
The season, the palette and the colours to avoid are free and always will be.