Personal Color Analysis.
Personal Color Analysis is a free, browser-based guide to choosing clothing colors.
Project overview
The short version
Personal Color Analysis is a free, browser-based guide to choosing clothing colors. It uses the familiar four-season system of Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter, but it doesn't analyze a photo. Instead, six questions ask you to hold real garments near your face in the same indirect daylight and say which looks more balanced, with Both work and I can't tell as honest answers. The result is a tentative palette with colors to try and outfit ideas, plus downloadable palette cards. The questionnaire needs no account, name, email or photo, and the privacy policy says answers and cards are processed in your browser. An optional wardrobe report, a PDF with outfit combinations, a shopping checklist and a fabric comparison log, costs US$9.90 once through Paddle, with a 7-day refund policy. The site describes all of it as educational styling suggestions, not a professional assessment.
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- Type
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- Platforms
- See Project Note
- Pricing
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- Availability
- Public launch
- Published
- Oct 27, 2026
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- People curious about seasonal color analysis who don't want to upload a selfie or pay for a consultation to try it.
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