A personal colour
consultation used to
cost £200
and an afternoon.

Now it takes a photo.

Free to start No appointment Your photo stays on your device
Portrait in natural window light — personal colour reading at home
fig. 01Natural light, at home
Warm bedroom interior with open wardrobe
It was method.

Same result. Your living room.

What a consultant actually does.
And how we do it from your phone.

Fabric swatches in seasonal colours — the draping method
fig. 02Draping — fabric to skin
01The sitting

In a studio

You arrive at a studio with a bare face. The consultant seats you under daylight-balanced light, against a neutral drape.

On in my colors

One portrait taken by a window in morning light. Bare face, hair pulled back. The same brief a consultant would give you.

02The draping

In a studio

Fabric swatches are layered beneath the chin — warm against cool, soft against bright — watching for the one that quiets the face.

On in my colors

Your photo is measured for warmth, depth, chroma, and contrast across multiple skin zones — the same signals a consultant reads by eye. Once your season is found, virtual draping lets you see exactly how each palette colour sits against your face.

03The verdict

In a studio

A season is named. A palette is handed across the table. You drive home with it.

On in my colors

Your season, your palette, and the reasoning behind it. Yours to keep — on your phone, in your pocket, when you're standing in a shop.

Close portrait — skin tone and eye colour reading
fig. 03Colour reading, close study

Can an app really do this?

Yes — because the work isn't intuition. It's measurement. A trained consultant looks for how warmth, depth, and contrast settle on the skin. in my colors does the same, against thousands of reference drapes, with a camera that doesn't tire after the second client of the day.

The science is the same. A consultant applies it by eye, trained over years. in my colors applies it computationally, using the same seasonal framework professionals have used for decades. We didn't reinvent the method. We made it possible to do from wherever you are, whenever you want.

12

seasonal palettes

60s

to your result

Free

to start

Your photo is yours.
Full stop.

Taking a photo at home — your image stays on your device

The analysis — every measurement, every comparison, every result — runs entirely within your browser. Your photo never reaches our servers. Not because we promise not to look. Because there is nowhere for it to go.

Browser-based · No account required to start

Self-conscious about how you look?

This tool asks for a bare face in natural light — the kind of portrait you wouldn't normally hand to a stranger. You don't have to. Nobody at in my colors will ever see your photo. Nobody anywhere will. It never leaves your screen.

Worried your photo will train an AI?

It can't. The analysis runs entirely within your browser — your photo is never sent to our servers, never stored, and never touches any external system. There is nothing to scrape. There is nothing to train on.

Concerned about a data breach?

There is no database holding your photo. The analysis happens on your device, in your browser — the same way a calculator works. When you close the tab, it's gone. There is nothing on our end to breach.

What we do collect

When you purchase a report, we collect your email address to deliver it — and nothing else. No photo. No biometric data. No profile. Your email address and the colour results in my colors calculated on your device. That's the entire transaction.

Most people have
already tried something.

A quiz. An appointment. Another app. They came back knowing their season — and still standing in shops, picking up the wrong things.

Knowing your season is not the same as being able to use it. The gap between the two is where most colour advice stops. in my colors doesn't.

The quiz

Asked you to rate your own undertone. Gave you a season based on your answers. You walked away with a label and no way to know if it was right.

The appointment

Left you with a season, a small colour card, and the quiet question: now what? The palette was real — but the tools to use it every day weren't part of the session.

The other app

Showed you a colour wheel and called it analysis. No explanation of why. No way to check anything you already own. No practical use on a Tuesday morning in a shop.

in my colors gives you the analysis and the tools — a colour checker so you can test anything before you buy it, and a colour matcher so your wardrobe finally makes sense.”

Woman looking in mirror with fabric swatches — trying to find her colours

An in-person session
costs $150–$500.

It means finding a consultant in your city, joining a waiting list, and spending an afternoon in someone else's studio. Valuable — but not the only path.

in my colors is free to start, returns your palette in under a minute, and travels with you anywhere your phone goes. No postcode lottery. No waiting list. The science is the same. The convenience isn't.

$0

to start

60s

not 60 days

Anywhere

not one city

fig. 04 — Draping in natural lightEditorial
Colour draping — fabric swatches against skin in natural light

Five things.
Considered, complete, and yours to keep.

01

Your season

The one classification that frames everything else — with the reasoning shown, so it feels certain rather than mysterious.

Fabric swatches in seasonal colours — your season
02

Your palette

A refined set of colours calibrated to your undertone, depth, and contrast. For clothes, makeup, hair direction, and everyday shopping decisions.

Colour palette displayed on a tablet — your seasonal colours to keep
03

Draping preview

See how your palette colours sit against your own photo — the way it would in a studio mirror, across fabrics and patterns, before you commit to anything.

Seasonal colour palette — fabrics, makeup and accessories laid out
04

Colour checker & matcherNew

Upload a photo of anything — a jumper, a lipstick, a scarf — and tap the colour to see whether it belongs in your palette. Use it to go through what you already own, or check something before you buy it. The colour matcher fills your screen with your palette colours so you can hold any item up against it and judge by eye — your season, always in your pocket when you're standing in a shop.

Colour checker tool — testing a garment against your palette
05

Full style report

Metals, hair direction, makeup, what to avoid, and the colours to look for. Written the way a good stylist would write it — plainly, kindly, in full sentences.

Full personal style report

What people ask first.

More questions? See the full FAQ

Find your colours.
It's free to start.

Take one clear photo in natural light. in my colors will do the rest.

Take your photo

No booking · No waiting list · Your photo never leaves your device