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Color Analysis

Personal color palette

Find Your Personal Color Palette

Your personal color palette is a set of colors — usually 24 to 36 — that share the warmth, depth and clarity of your natural coloring. It is the practical result of color analysis: the thing you take shopping.

Here is how to find your color palette, how to read one, and how to actually use it.

  • 24–36 colors
  • Neutrals · core · accents
  • Shopping-ready
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An open fabric swatch book and a color fan on linen beside a chosen shirt and scarf
AI-generated illustration for inspiration; not a personal analysis result.

Find it

How to find your color palette (free)

  1. Undertone

    Warm, cool, neutral or olive? Use the undertone test.

  2. Season

    Combine undertone with depth and clarity, or answer the three questions on the color seasons page.

  3. Outside opinion

    Upload a daylight selfie for a free analysis to see which main season your photo points to.

  4. Sub-season

    Compare the three sub-season palettes in your family and keep the one that looks most natural.

Read it

How to read a color palette

Every palette has three layers. Here they are, using the Soft Autumn palette as an example.

Neutrals — 60% of a wardrobe

Coats, trousers, shoes, bags. They replace black, white and gray if those do not suit you.

Core colors — 30%

Tops, knits and dresses — the colors you wear near your face.

Accents — 10%

Scarves, jewelry, a bag or a lipstick.

Use it

How to use your palette

Shopping: save your palette as a phone wallpaper or a screenshot of HEX codes (each palette on this site lets you copy them). Compare in store daylight, not under fitting-room lights.

Matching: a color does not have to be an exact match. If it is the same temperature, similar depth and similar clarity as a palette color, it belongs.

Combining: pick one neutral, one core color and optionally one accent. Two colors that sit close together in the palette always work.

Palettes

Color analysis palettes for every season

Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the questions people ask most about this topic.

What is my color palette?

The set of colors that share your natural warmth, depth and clarity. It usually corresponds to your color season.

How do I find my color palette for free?

Determine your undertone, combine it with depth and clarity to find your season, and optionally get a free photo-based estimate.

How many colors are in a personal palette?

Usually 24 to 36, split into neutrals, core colors and accents.

Do I have to wear only my palette colors?

No. The palette matters most near your face; trousers, shoes and accessories are more flexible.

See which season your photo points to

Upload a clear, front-facing selfie in daylight. The free analysis estimates one of the four main seasons and shows four colors to start with.

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