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Seasonal Color Analysis — Free AI, Photo & Quiz Tool

Upload a photo, take our 8-question quiz, or Discuss it with our AI tool to find out if you're a Spring, Summer, Autumn, or Winter — and get your personal color palette free.

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Find Your Season with Free Seasonal Color Analysis

Use your camera for a live selfie, upload a photo, answer 8 simple questions, or Chat with Our AI. Results in under 2 minutes — no account needed.

Camera tips: sit in front of a window or natural light, face the camera directly, remove glasses, and keep your hair visible at the top.

Allow camera access to take a live selfie for analysis

Best results: natural daylight, no heavy filters, face centred, hair visible. Avoid yellow indoor light — it skews your color reading warm.
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What is it?

Seasonal Color Analysis — Explained Simply

Seasonal color analysis is the practice of identifying which colors work in harmony with your natural coloring — your skin undertone, hair color, and eye color. Every person belongs to one of four color seasons: Spring, Summer, Autumn, or Winter.

Traditionally, a trained consultant would hold colored fabric swatches next to your bare face in natural light — called "draping" — to see which shades made your complexion glow and which made you look tired or washed out. Sessions cost £150 to £400.

Our free tool does the same thing digitally — using AI photo analysis, a camera selfie, or an 8-question quiz — so anyone can find their season in minutes, for free.

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Rooted in color theory

The system traces back to Johannes Itten's Bauhaus color work in the 1920s and was popularised by Carole Jackson's 1980 book Color Me Beautiful.

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Instant, visible results

Wearing your season's colors makes your skin look clearer, your eyes brighter, and your features more defined — without makeup or filters.

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Practical for everyday life

Knowing your season simplifies shopping, getting dressed, and choosing makeup — everything in your wardrobe starts working together.

The Four Seasons in Seasonal Color Analysis

Every person falls into one of four seasonal color families. Seasonal color analysis groups these into Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter based on your skin undertone, hair, and eye color.

Warm · Light · Clear
Spring
Fresh, warm, and luminous. If you have golden warm skin, warm hair, and clear bright features, Spring colors will make you glow.
Cool · Soft · Muted
Summer
Soft, dusty, and powdery. Cool undertones and a delicate coloring — Summer's muted palette will make you look effortlessly polished.
Warm · Deep · Earthy
Autumn
Rich, earthy, and grounded. Warm golden or olive skin, deep eyes, and warm-toned hair — Autumn's colors are your power palette.
Cool · Deep · Clear
Winter
High contrast, cool, and striking. Strong contrast between features with cool undertones — vivid jewel tones are your signature.
Explore all 12 sub-seasons →

How Seasonal Color Analysis Works

Three simple steps to your personal color palette. No account, no downloads, no cost.

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Take the test

Upload a selfie or answer 8 quick questions about your skin undertone, hair color, and eye color. Both options take under 2 minutes, or Chat with our AI tool.

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Get your season

Our tool analyzes your features and matches you to one of four color seasons — Spring, Summer, Autumn, or Winter. Read about how seasonal color analysis works for the science behind it.

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Wear your colors

Receive your personal color palette, style notes, best neutrals, and metals guide. Explore your full season profile including sub-seasons.

What people are saying

"I finally understand why some colors make me look tired. I'm a Soft Summer — total game changer for shopping."
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Sarah A.
Soft Summer
"Took 3 minutes and was spot on. I'm a True Autumn and the palette they gave me is exactly the colors I already gravitate to."
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Mia K.
True Autumn
"Better than apps I've paid for. The photo analysis actually detected my cool undertone correctly — I tested it against my professional consultation."
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James P.
Cool Winter

Seasonal Color Analysis — Frequently Asked Questions

Seasonal color analysis is a method of identifying the colors that work with your natural coloring — your skin undertone, hair color, and eye color. By grouping people into four seasonal palettes (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter), it helps you find shades that make you look more radiant and awake. Learn the full history and science of seasonal color analysis →
In good natural daylight with a clear, unfiltered photo, the tool reaches around 75–85% accuracy. For the best result, use a photo near a window in daylight with no heavy makeup or filters. If the result feels off, the quiz is often more reliable — or try our skin undertone guide to double-check your base before retaking.
No. Your photo is processed entirely in your browser. It never leaves your device, is never uploaded to any server, and is deleted from memory when you close the tab.
The 4-season system gives your broad seasonal home. The 12-season system divides each into three sub-seasons — for example, True Spring, Light Spring, and Warm Spring. Our tool identifies your broad type first, which is the best starting point. Explore all 12 color seasons →
Yes — seasonal color analysis works equally well for men. The same logic applies: warm or cool undertones, depth of coloring, and intensity of features. We have a dedicated seasonal color analysis guide for men →
The most reliable method is the vein test: look at your inner wrist in natural daylight. Blue-purple veins = cool undertone; green veins = warm undertone; blue-green = neutral. Read our complete skin undertone guide for five different test methods.
Try both the photo tool and the quiz — if they agree, you can be confident. If they differ, check our guide to finding your color season for tips, or browse the four season pages to see which palette instinctively resonates with you.
View all FAQs →

Everything You Need for Seasonal Color Analysis

Deep-dive guides, sub-season profiles, and practical styling advice — all free.

Getting Started

The Four Seasons

Spring Sub-Seasons

Summer Sub-Seasons

Autumn Sub-Seasons

Winter Sub-Seasons