AI 12-Season Color Analysis Lab

Find Your Season Palette.
Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter.

Discover your exact 12-season color archetype based on skin undertone, eye hue depth, and hair contrast. Discover your most flattering clothing shades, jewelry metals, and makeup tones.

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12-Season Color Analysis

Identifies whether you are True, Light, Deep, Warm, Soft, or Clear within your season.

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Zero photo upload. Your chromatic values are processed locally in your browser.

Jewelry & Metal Matching

Find whether Yellow Gold, Silver, Rose Gold, or Platinum brings out your natural glow.

Wardrobe Capsule Colors

Receive your power colors and shades to avoid (e.g. mustard vs royal blue).

Anatomy & Archetypes

The 4 Core Seasonal Color Palettes

Every person belongs to one of four seasonal families based on temperature (cool vs warm), value (light vs deep), and chroma (clear vs muted).

Warm + Clear Chroma Golden Radiance

Spring Palette (Warm & Bright)

Skin has peach, golden, or cream undertones with bright light eyes and warm golden blonde, auburn, or light brown hair.

Best Colors: Coral, peach, warm turquoise, sunny yellow, warm cream. Avoid: Dusty grey, stark black.

Cool + Muted Chroma Gentle Elegance

Summer Palette (Cool & Soft)

Skin features delicate pink or blue undertones with soft grey, blue, or hazel eyes and ash blonde or cool ash brown hair.

Best Colors: Lavender, powder blue, soft sage, dusty rose, slate grey. Avoid: Warm orange, mustard.

Warm + Deep Chroma Earthy Richness

Autumn Palette (Warm & Muted)

Golden, olive, or warm bronze undertones paired with hazel, dark green, or amber eyes and chestnut, copper, or warm brunette hair.

Best Colors: Terracotta, olive green, burnt orange, mustard, chocolate brown. Avoid: Icy pink, neon blue.

Cool + High Contrast Dramatic Clarity

Winter Palette (Cool & Vivid)

Striking contrast between skin, dark brunette or jet black hair, and bright jewel-toned or deep dark eyes.

Best Colors: Cobalt blue, emerald green, ruby red, stark black, pure white. Avoid: Earthy muted browns.

Neutral-Muted Border Low Contrast Harmony

Soft Autumn / Soft Summer

Features gentle, diffused coloring where features blend harmoniously rather than creating sharp contrasts.

Best Colors: Heather grey, rose taupe, soft olive, and muted teal.

High Chroma Saturation Vivid Vibrancy

Bright Spring / Bright Winter

Sparkling eye clarity paired with clear skin, capable of wearing high-saturation, electric shades without being overwhelmed.

Best Colors: Electric coral, royal purple, vivid sapphire, and bright watermelon.

The Process

How Our Detector Works

3 simple steps to discover your geometry with zero registration and zero cloud storage.

1

Upload Natural Daylight Photo

Stand facing a window in indirect natural daylight without makeup or tinted sunglasses.

2

Triad Chromatic Extraction

The algorithm samples skin, iris, and hair color values across the CIELAB color model.

3

Receive 12-Season Blueprint

Get your exact season, contrast rating, jewelry metal recommendations, and clothing color palette.

How to Verify Your Features at Home

Want to verify manually? Use a mirror and follow these simple anatomical checks:

1 Temperature Test (Gold vs Silver)

Hold gold foil and silver foil near your jaw: does gold or silver make your skin look more radiant?

2 Value Test (Light vs Deep)

Look at the overall depth of your hair and eyes: are they predominantly light or deep?

3 Chroma Test (Clear vs Muted)

Do you look best in bold, saturated colors (Clear) or soft, heathered, smoky tones (Muted)?

4 White vs Cream Fabric Test

Drape a stark white cloth vs an off-white cream cloth: which makes under-eye shadows disappear?

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about analysis accuracy and private on-device processing.

What is the difference between a 4-season and 12-season analysis?

While the 4-season model categorizes by Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, the advanced 12-season model adds sub-dimensions (Light, True, Dark, Soft, Warm, Bright) for pinpoint accuracy.

Can I change my seasonal color palette if I dye my hair?

Dyeing your hair can shift your contrast level and allow you to borrow from sister palettes, but your underlying skin undertone remains constant.

Can deep skin tones be Summer or Spring?

Yes! Seasonal analysis is based on undertone and chroma, not how fair or dark your skin is. Deep skin can have cool, warm, clear, or muted characteristics.

Is my photo kept private?

100% private. The color analysis runs entirely in your local browser.