SeasonlyFind my colors

How it works

How Seasonly finds your colors

One daylight selfie and four quick questions. Here is what happens to each, and why.

Take a selfie

Three steps

  1. 1

    Take a selfie in daylight

    Daylight shows your real undertone. Three things make the difference:

    • Face a window. Natural daylight from the front. Lamps and screens tint your skin.
    • Skip the makeup. Foundation and bronzer hide your undertone. Pull your hair back too.
    • No filter. Filters and beauty mode shift skin tone. Use the plain camera.

    On a laptop, upload a selfie from your phone.

  2. 2

    Answer four questions

    Your veins, jewelry, sun and natural hair fill in what a photo can't show. One question per screen, one tap each.

  3. 3

    Get your colors

    Your season, a palette with names and hex codes, colors to avoid, your best neutrals and metals, makeup and hair ideas, and a draping preview of your face on your best and worst color.

    See a sample report

The photo check

A bad photo gives a bad result. So your phone checks the photo first, before anything is uploaded. If it fails, you get one reason and one retake tip, instead of a result read from a bad photo.

What it turns back

Too dark

This photo is too dark to read your skin tone.

Tinted light

The light in this photo has a color cast, from a lamp or a colored wall. It shifts your skin tone, so your result would be off.

Filter detected

Your photo looks filtered. Filters shift skin tone, so your result would be off.

No face found

We couldn't find a face in this photo.

More than one face

We found more than one face in this photo.

Each of these changes how your skin reads in the photo, so the season would be off.

Photo and quiz, together

The photo shows your skin, hair and eyes. The quiz adds what a camera can't: the color of your veins, the jewelry that flatters you, how you take the sun and your natural hair color. Your season comes from both.

Photo and quiz agree

Green veins and gold jewelry point warm. Soft brown hair and hazel eyes point muted.

Your photo and your quiz answers point different ways on warmth. The photo counts for more, so your result follows what the camera saw.

Your photo, then gone

Only a crop of your face is uploaded

The background and the rest of the photo stay on your phone. Nothing is uploaded until the photo passes the check and you finish the quiz.

Deleted within 24 hours

We keep your report, not your photo.
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Questions

Do I need an account?
No. Seasonly is free while we are in early access, and no account is needed.
Why was my photo rejected?
The photo check found something that would throw off your result: too little light, tinted light, a filter, no face in the frame, or more than one face. You get one tip to fix it, then retake.
What happens to my photo?
Only a crop of your face is uploaded, after the photo passes the check and you finish the quiz. We delete our copy within 24 hours. Google may keep one up to 90 days for abuse checks. We keep your report, not your photo.
Can I wear colors that aren't in my palette?
Yes. Seasons describe colors, not people. If a color you love isn't in your palette, wear it away from your face.
How is this different from a color analysis GPT?
Seasonly checks your photo before reading it, shows a draping preview, and gives you a palette with hex codes.Color analysis GPT alternative

Ready when you are

One daylight selfie and four quick questions. Free while we are in early access.

Take a selfie