Free Skin Tone Color Analysis
One selfie. Thirty seconds. Your skin tone depth, undertone, and the colors that actually suit you — measured, not guessed. Built for Indian skin tones on the Monk Skin Tone scale.
Take or upload a selfie
Natural daylight, no filters, face clearly visible. Your photo is analyzed once and never stored.
How it works
- Take a selfie in natural daylight — no filters, no heavy makeup.
- AI reads your skin against the Monk Skin Tone scale: depth (fair to deep) and undertone (golden, olive, pink, neutral…).
- Get your palette — your seasonal color family and the specific shades that flatter you, with swatches you can shop against.
Why measure instead of guess?
Mirrors, screens, and shop lighting all lie about skin tone, and most online color guides are calibrated on Western skin. Wheatish and dusky skin in particular sit in the overlap zones where self-assessment goes wrong — the same person reads differently in summer sun and winter indoor light. A photo-based measurement anchors your undertone and depth once, so every color decision after that is grounded.
Not sure where you sit on the spectrum? Read our guides on telling wheatish from dusky skin and color analysis for Indian skin tones.
Frequently asked questions
How does the color analysis work?
You upload one selfie and our AI reads your skin tone depth and undertone against the Monk Skin Tone scale, then maps you to a seasonal color palette. The analysis takes about 30 seconds.
Is it accurate for Indian skin tones?
Yes — that is what it is built for. The analyzer uses the Monk Skin Tone scale, which covers the full range of South Asian skin including wheatish, dusky, and deep tones, and detects golden and olive undertones that Western color systems often miss.
Is my photo stored?
No. Your photo is analyzed once and discarded — it is never saved to our servers. Only the result (your tone, undertone, and palette) is shown to you.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed to get your skin tone, undertone, and a preview of your best colors. Creating a free account saves your palette and unlocks the full color list plus outfit recommendations matched to it.
What photo works best?
A bare-faced selfie in natural daylight — near a window is ideal. Avoid filters, heavy makeup, and colored lighting, all of which shift how your skin tone reads.
Rather see what's in your closet first? Try the wardrobe demo — photograph a pile of clothes and watch it become a tagged digital closet.