How It Works
Upload a portrait, click three natural skin areas, then add a wrist-vein check. The tool combines face color, vein undertone, contrast, and season to produce clothing and makeup palettes.
Upload your photo and discover the shades that brighten your skin, flatter your undertone, and make you look instantly more radiant.
Free personal color analysis
Upload a portrait, click three natural skin areas, then add a wrist-vein check. The tool combines face color, vein undertone, contrast, and season to produce clothing and makeup palettes.
Green-looking wrist veins usually suggest warmth; blue or violet veins suggest coolness; unclear or mixed veins suggest neutral. Photo lighting still matters, so the result remains a style estimate.
Colors near the face change how clear, bright, or tired the skin appears. Matching clothing, makeup, and accessories to the same temperature makes the whole look feel intentional.
A free personal color tool built for quick wardrobe, shopping, and makeup decisions, with privacy-first browser image processing for the MVP.
Palette test
Use 1-3 natural-light portraits. For each photo, click the same three anatomical areas: forehead, cheek, and neck or jawline. The tool keeps previous samples when you upload the next photo.
Use different natural-light photos when possible. Sampling more than one image improves confidence.
Click three natural skin areas after upload.
For photo 2 and photo 3, repeat the same three points. Avoid direct sun, colored bulbs, filters, heavy makeup, sunglasses, hair, lips, eyes, and deep shadows.
Makeup palette reveal
Upload a wrist or inner-arm photo in natural light. Green-looking veins suggest warm undertones, blue or violet suggests cool, and unclear or mixed veins suggests neutral. This is paired with the portrait palette for makeup and dress color matching.
Click 2-3 visible vein lines after upload for a reliable undertone read.
Use this visual choice as the final undertone signal if the photo lighting is difficult.
Outfit and makeup match
Upload a skin photo or use your analyzed result, then upload an outfit or makeup image. Palette Reveal compares the dominant colors against the selected season.
Shade engine search
Search by season, undertone, shade name, hex, clothing use, makeup use, metal, or colors to avoid.
Palette library
The app includes the classic four seasons and the expanded twelve-season system for richer matching.
Beauty and style hub
Warm colors lean golden, peach, olive, and earthy. Cool colors lean blue, rose, violet, icy, and crisp.
Gold usually flatters warmth, silver supports coolness, and rose gold can soften neutral or warm-neutral skin.
Choose lipstick with the same temperature and clarity as your season: coral for spring, rose for summer, terracotta for autumn, berry for winter.
Build basics in your best neutrals, then use accent shades near the face for the strongest glow effect.
Your image stays in the browser in this static MVP. Palette Reveal does not sell uploaded images, does not train on them, and does not need to store them for the local analysis.
Uploaded images are processed in your browser for palette analysis. The tool does not sell uploaded images or use them to train models. If the optional local API is enabled, only sampled RGB values are sent, not the full photo.
Palette Reveal does not require tracking cookies for the free analysis tool. Essential browser storage may be used only to keep interface preferences such as language.
Palette Reveal provides style guidance and estimated color analysis. Results can be affected by lighting, camera quality, filters, makeup, shadows, and where samples are placed.
Use Reset to clear current samples and reload the page to remove temporary image previews from memory. For support requests, contact the launch inbox configured for this domain.
Click on the zoomed view to move the crosshair onto a vein pixel, then confirm.