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ColorSeason

ColorSeason reads a daylight selfie for undertone, depth and contrast and matches you to one of 12 seasonal colour palettes. One analysis is free with an account.

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A closer look at ColorSeason

ColorSeason is an AI seasonal colour analysis tool that studies a selfie and assigns one of 12 season palettes, with optional makeup and hairstyle previews.

Which colours actually suit you

You're holding two shirts up to the mirror and can't tell which one does more for your face. Seasonal colour analysis is the classic answer: it sorts people into palettes by their colouring. ColorSeason does it from a photo. The upload box asks for a selfie in daylight near a window, with no filter or beauty mode and a bare face, or a note of what you're wearing. The AI reads your undertones and returns one of 12 seasons with a palette.

The about page is written by Aiyi, who started the project in January 2026 and describes four vision engines tried in nine months. One earlier version, built on Meta's Llama 3.2 Vision, reached about 80% accuracy by Aiyi's own measure before it was retired on October 1, 2026. The current, larger model is described as live and still being tuned. It's a candid build log, which is nice to see.

How the credits work

An account gets 3 free credits at sign-up, enough for one run, and 1 more for each day you check in. Free credits last 30 days. A colour analysis, a makeup look or a hairstyle look costs 3 credits, and an AI Stylist reply costs 1.

Paid packs are $2.90 for 3 credits, $8.90 for 15 and $9.90 for 21. Each is a single payment that doesn't renew, bought credits never expire, and unused packs can be refunded within 7 days.

Before you upload a selfie

According to the privacy policy, last updated November 6, 2026, your selfie is sent to Cloudflare Workers AI for analysis. If you aren't signed in, the photo isn't saved. If you are, a reduced copy of about 600 pixels is saved to your Style Profile so later features can use it. The scores and resulting season are kept as readings with no photo attached.

The terms set the age limit at 18 and tell you to upload only photos of yourself, never anyone under 18. They also state that results are generated algorithmically, are for entertainment and reference only, and vary with photo quality and lighting. The maker is identified by first name only, and no company is named. The site's menu also has other face tools, such as a face shape detector and an age guesser.

If you're curious about your season, the free credits cover one analysis, so find a window with good daylight and give it a go.

The ColorSeason homepage
The colorseasonai.com homepage as it looked on November 12, 2026.

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November 11, 2026

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November 12, 2026

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