# Seasonal Color Finder > Explore your personal color palette from a selfie. ## Pages - [Home](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/): Upload a selfie and get a twelve-season color reference - [Photo analysis](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/ai-color-analysis): The selfie tool itself - [Questionnaire](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/color-analysis-quiz): Twelve questions, no photo required - [Palettes](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/palettes): All twelve season palettes with HEX values - [Color guide](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasonal-color-analysis): What seasonal color analysis is and how the systems differ - [How it works](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/how-it-works): What the model observes, and where the limits are - [Journal](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog): Practical color guides - [FAQ](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/faq): Common questions - [Affiliate disclosure](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/affiliate-disclosure): How the site is funded - [Photo privacy](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/privacy-policy): What happens to an uploaded photo ## Season palettes - [Light Spring](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/light-spring): Explore warm, light colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [True Spring](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/true-spring): Explore warm, medium colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [Bright Spring](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/bright-spring): Explore warm, bright colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [Light Summer](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/light-summer): Explore cool, light colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [True Summer](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/true-summer): Explore cool, medium colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [Soft Summer](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/soft-summer): Explore cool, muted colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [Soft Autumn](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/soft-autumn): Explore warm, muted colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [True Autumn](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/true-autumn): Explore warm, rich colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [Deep Autumn](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/deep-autumn): Explore warm, deep colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [Deep Winter](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/deep-winter): Explore cool, deep colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [True Winter](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/true-winter): Explore cool, clear colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. - [Bright Winter](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/seasons/bright-winter): Explore cool, bright colors as a starting point. Compare these shades in natural light and keep what feels comfortable to you. ## Articles - [ChatGPT color analysis: what works and what fails](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog/chatgpt-color-analysis): Two popular ChatGPT hacks, the three ways they fail, a free test plan, and when a dedicated photo tool is the better fit for finding your season. - [16 season color analysis vs 12: which should you use?](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog/16-season-color-analysis): What the four extra seasons add, why labels differ between schools, a translation table to the twelve seasons, and which system to start with. - [Korean color analysis explained: tones, studios, seasons](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog/korean-color-analysis): What a personal color session in Korea involves, how warm tone and cool tone map to the twelve seasons, and what changes when you start from a selfie. - [Color analysis draping at home: method, kit, limits](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog/color-analysis-draping-at-home): How draping works, the fabric pairs that separate warm from cool and light from deep, and whether a $94 kit beats the clothes you already own. - [How to take a useful color-analysis selfie](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog/take-a-color-analysis-selfie): A practical checklist for light, framing and filters before your next analysis. - [Light Summer vs Soft Summer: what to try first](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog/light-summer-vs-soft-summer): Two nearby palettes, one useful comparison: lightness versus muted color. - [Build three outfits from your palette](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog/build-a-color-palette-wardrobe): Turn swatches into clothes you can actually wear, starting with your own wardrobe. - [Use your palette for makeup, not foundation matching](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog/makeup-colors-without-changing-your-face): Practical lip, cheek and eye-color experiments without treating a season as a skin measurement. - [Explore a hair color before committing to dye](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog/hair-color-before-you-commit): Use seasonal suggestions as a preview direction, with room for your current color and preferences. - [Why your color-analysis result can change](https://seasonalcolorfinder.com/blog/why-color-analysis-results-change): Understand lighting, uncertainty and why two candidates can be more useful than false certainty.