Reads a selfie to find your color season and which clothing and makeup shades flatter you.
ToneMatch takes one selfie and returns a seasonal color classification (Spring, Summer, Autumn, or Winter) plus a palette of shades the tool says will flatter the user, in about a minute. The core analysis measures CIE LAB color values on-device in the browser rather than uploading photos to a server, and results include virtual draping on the user's own photo and comparisons to celebrities with similar coloring. The free tier gives a season, six colors with hex codes, three colors to avoid, and one celebrity match; a one-time $3.99 payment unlocks a fuller 30-plus color wardrobe map, foundation and lip shade matches, and an AI try-on feature that sends the photo to Google's Gemini model. The site is run by someone identified only as Niko in the contact address, with no formal company name published.
Pro tier is a single $3.99 payment, not a subscription; the core color analysis is free and needs no account.
Use tool ↗ToneMatch is a narrowly scoped tool: upload a selfie, get a color-season label and a palette of flattering shades, entirely processed on-device for the free tier. The $3.99 one-time Pro unlock is low-risk compared to a subscription, but the optional AI try-on feature works differently from the rest of the tool, since it uploads your photo to Google Gemini instead of analyzing it locally.
Watch out: The base analysis runs on-device, but the optional AI try-on feature uploads your photo to Google Gemini; skip it if you'd rather nothing leave your device.
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