AI Color Analysis
AI Color Analysis uses a face photo to suggest a seasonal palette and styling choices. The report describes skin undertone, contrast, and colors intended to work with your natural features. A separate styling studio lets you explore visual changes on your photo.
Prepare a useful photo
The publisher requests a clear photo in natural light with the whole face visible. Its analysis considers skin tone, hair color, and facial contrast, then supplies recommendations for clothing, makeup, hair, and jewelry. The displayed Light Spring report is an example result, not a prediction of the season another person will receive.
Use the palette as a starting point for comparing shades you already own or are considering. The website calls its results accurate and objective, but does not provide an independent accuracy study in the captured pages. Inspect the recommendations on your own photo before using a simulated look to decide on a physical change.
Reports and virtual styling
The Essential report lists a 20-color palette. The Advanced report lists a 36-color palette and a visual color guide with a downloadable PDF. Both descriptions cover seasonal type, undertone, contrast, and best and worst colors.
The styling tools preview makeup, hair tones, and outfit colors. The wider studio also lists hairstyle changes and virtual glasses. That lets you move from a written recommendation to a visual comparison, although a generated image should be judged as a preview of an idea rather than a promise of a salon or clothing result.
Separate reports from studio credits
The pricing page distinguishes one-time report purchases from studio subscriptions and credit packs. It lists Essential at $9.99 and Advanced at $39.90. Subscription cards display rates billed yearly, so the displayed monthly equivalent is not necessarily a month-to-month purchase price.
Unused subscription credits expire at the end of each billing cycle. Purchased credit packs do not expire. The page says actions can have different credit costs and shows the cost before use. Check whether you need a report, repeated try-ons, or both before buying, and review the displayed cost for the particular action you want to run.