Your seasonal family
See the season that best matches the visible combination of temperature, depth and contrast in your selfie.
Your colors, made practical
Find your color season.
Wear it your way.
Endam's AI color analysis app uses a selfie to suggest your seasonal color type, build a personal palette and explain how to use those colors in real outfits.
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Inside your result
A palette you can actually use.
Color analysis should make dressing easier, not give you another rigid rulebook. Endam turns the result into clear choices for clothes and accessories.
Your strongest colors
Explore wearable shades that are likely to sit naturally beside your coloring and support your overall look.
Harder colors
Learn which shades may overpower or flatten your coloring—and how to keep wearing favorites more intentionally.
Useful foundations
Find practical neutrals for coats, trousers, bags and shoes so your palette works beyond statement colors.
Easy pairings
Use your palette to build low-effort combinations instead of evaluating every color from scratch.
Real-world feedback
Follow color analysis with an outfit rating to see how the full combination works together.
Better input, clearer result
How to take a color analysis selfie.
Camera processing, colored light and nearby objects can change how skin, hair and eyes appear. A clean photo gives the analysis a better starting point.
Use soft natural daylight
Stand near a window during the day, but avoid a bright beam of direct sun. Turn off strongly warm or cool room lights so the camera sees more neutral color.
Keep the image natural
Remove beauty filters and strong color grading. If practical, use minimal makeup and move brightly colored objects away from your face. A plain gray, beige or off-white background is helpful.
Face the camera directly
Keep your face visible and in focus. Avoid sunglasses, heavy shadows and backlighting. Your natural hair color can provide useful context; if your hair is dyed, remember that the result may reflect its visible color.
Treat the season as guidance
Personal color analysis is a styling framework, not a scientific diagnosis. Use the palette to notice patterns, then keep the shades that make you feel most like yourself. For outfit-level choices, read our color matching guide.
Four useful dimensions
How seasonal color analysis describes color.
Most seasonal systems organize colors through a combination of these visible qualities.
Warm or cool
Whether yellow/golden or blue/pink qualities feel more harmonious.
Light or deep
Whether lighter tints or darker shades create a more balanced relationship.
Clear or muted
Whether saturated colors or softer, grayer colors are easier to wear.