Personal color, on a whim

Explore which colors flatter you

Take or upload a selfie. ColorWhim estimates your warm–cool, light–deep and soft–clear balance, suggests two seasons to start with, and lets you try virtual drapes from all 12 palettes.

  • Your photo never leaves your device. Analysis runs in your browser, with no uploads, no accounts and no cookies.
  • Free and quick. One-time model download (~34 MB), then a few seconds per photo.
  • You’re the judge. Suggestions, not a diagnosis. Compare the drapes and trust your eyes.

Start with a selfie

Tips for an honest photo
  • Face a window in soft daylight; switch off warm lamps.
  • Filters and beauty mode off; default camera app.
  • Bare skin if you can, hair behind your ears, white or grey top.
  • Optional: hold a sheet of white paper next to your chin. It helps correct the light.

Full photo guide

White balance options

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Take a selfie

Face a window, filters off. The camera feed stays on your device.

How it works

  1. 1 · Snap

    A selfie in soft daylight, filters off. A white sheet of paper in the frame helps correct the light.

  2. 2 · Measure

    On-device models find your skin, eyes, lips and hair. We estimate warm–cool, light–deep and soft–clear, and suggest two seasons.

  3. 3 · Compare

    Try virtual drapes from all 12 palettes side by side. Your eyes make the call; the numbers just point the way.

Read the full method and its limits →

How to take a good photo for color analysis

Light, settings, white paper, and the small mistakes that change your colors.

Warm vs cool undertones, explained

What undertone really is, and why the vein test isn’t reliable.