One selfie. 30 seconds. Tone & Fit reads your undertone, contrast, and chroma, then hands you your exact color season and a personal palette of shades that make you glow. No quiz, no account, no subscription.
Free analysis · Photos analyzed then discarded, never stored
Every screen is built around one question: which colors were you born to wear?
Three steps between you and never buying the wrong color again.
Or upload a photo from your gallery. Natural daylight near a window gives the most accurate read. No account, no 40-question quiz.
Computer vision measures the three pillars of professional color analysis: undertone (warm vs cool), value (light vs deep), and chroma (muted vs bright).
Your exact 12-season match with a named palette, power shades, colors to avoid, plus makeup, hair, and jewelry metal recommendations.
Start with the question you actually typed into Google. Each guide answers it fully, then shows you the shortcut.
What separates a real 12-season AI analysis from a novelty quiz, and how the top iPhone apps compare.
Read Guide →A step-by-step method to work out your season at home, with the shortcuts pros use.
Read Guide →How undertone actually works, three tests you can do today, and what an AI analyzer sees that mirrors miss.
Read Guide →The honest answer to the most-asked style question, built on color theory instead of trends.
Read Guide →Why "what season am I" quizzes disagree with each other, and the photo-based way to settle it.
Read Guide →How the technology reads undertone, value, and chroma from a photo, and how accurate it really is.
Read Guide →How to turn your season into a working palette for your closet, makeup bag, and next haircut.
Read Guide →Suits, shirts, and ties in your season. The complete guide nobody wrote for men, until now.
Read Guide →The consultant-grade result without the consultant-grade invoice.
| Tone & Fit | In-person consultant | Typical quiz app | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free scan; $14.99 once | $200 to $400 per session | Often $96+/year subscription |
| Method | AI photo analysis, 12 seasons | Professional draping | Self-reported quiz, often 4 seasons |
| Time | About 30 seconds | 2 to 3 hours + booking wait | 10+ minutes of questions |
| Privacy | Photo analyzed, then discarded | In person | Varies; often stored |
| Re-checks | Unlimited re-scans | New appointment each time | Same quiz, same guesses |
Everything people ask before their first scan.
Personal color analysis is a method for finding the colors that naturally flatter you, based on your skin undertone, hair depth, and eye color. It classifies your coloring into one of 12 seasons, each with a palette of shades that make your skin look clearer, brighter, and more rested. Learn more
You can drape fabrics in daylight, compare yourself against season descriptions, or let AI analyze a selfie. Tone & Fit reads your undertone, value, and chroma from one photo and matches you to one of the 12 seasons in about 30 seconds. Learn more
Modern AI measures undertone, contrast, and chroma directly from your photo, the same three pillars a professional assesses by eye. With a clear photo in natural daylight, results are consistent and repeatable, and you can re-scan any time to verify. Learn more
The 12-season system divides Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter into three variants each, such as Light Spring, Cool Summer, Deep Autumn, and True Winter. Each season has its own palette of roughly 30 to 40 flattering shades. Learn more
Check your veins (green suggests warm, blue suggests cool), see whether gold or silver jewelry flatters you more, and test white versus cream against your face. Tone & Fit detects undertone automatically from a selfie. Learn more
Color analysis is applied color theory: hue, value, and chroma interacting with your natural coloring. It has been an industry standard for over 40 years. Execution varies, which is why photo-based measurement beats guesswork. Learn more
Yes. The 12-season system analyzes coloring, not gender. Men use their palette for suits, shirts, ties, and casual wear; knowing your season removes the guesswork from building a wardrobe. Learn more
Korean personal color analysis is the K-beauty take on seasonal analysis, made famous by Seoul studios and viral on TikTok. Same warm and cool season logic, heavy focus on makeup matching. AI apps bring the experience to your phone. Learn more
The color analysis scan is free: no account, no quiz, no subscription. Your full signature palette and premium tools are a one-time $14.99 unlock, currently 50% off at launch, and you keep your palette forever. Learn more
The colors that share your skin's undertone, depth, and clarity. Warm undertones glow in camel, rust, and olive; cool undertones shine in navy, berry, and true blue. Your season narrows it to a precise palette. Learn more
Yes. Consultations run $200 to $400; at home you can combine daylight drape tests, undertone checks, and an AI analysis. Tone & Fit delivers a consultant-grade 12-season result from one selfie. Learn more
Look for the 12-season system, photo-based AI rather than quizzes, clear privacy handling, and honest pricing. We tested the field and published the results. Learn more
Your color season is already written on your face. Let the AI read it, free, in about 30 seconds.