Buying the wrong foundation shade is a frustrating and wasteful experience. The truth is, staring at confusing skin tone charts online can’t capture the unique complexity of skin. That’s why we created the AI Skin Tone Analyzer—a live tool that uses advanced technology to instantly identify the exact skin tone and undertone, giving everyone the confidence to find the perfect match.
How to Detect Skin Tone Online?
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For the most accurate reading, find a spot with natural daylight. Avoid harsh shadows and direct sunlight. Simply enable your camera and position your face in the frame.
AI Scans and Detects Skin Tone & Undertone
The moment your face is in view, our powerful AI algorithm maps your skin and analyzes its subtle nuances. It detects your primary tone (from fair to deep) and, crucially, your undertone (cool, warm, or neutral). The process is 100% secure and private.
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Forget quizzes and charts. In less than a second, you’ll receive a precise analysis of your skin tone. You can use this information to shop for makeup online with unprecedented confidence.
What Are Skin Tone and Undertone? (And Why They Matter)
To truly master your makeup, it's essential to understand these two key elements of your complexion. They are the foundation of a flawless look.
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Understanding Your Skin Tone: From Fair to Deep
This is the surface color of your skin, often categorized as fair, light, medium, tan, or deep. Your skin tone can change slightly with sun exposure or seasons.
The Secret to a Perfect Match: Finding Your Undertone (Cool, Warm, or Neutral)
This is the subtle, permanent hue beneath your skin's surface.
Cool
Pink, red, or blueish hues.
Warm
Golden, peachy, or yellow hues.
Neutral
A balance of both cool and warm hues.
How to Find Your Undertone: The Vein Test and More
A common DIY method is to look at the veins on your wrist. Blue or purple veins suggest a cool undertone, while green veins suggest a warm undertone.
If you can't tell, you're likely neutral. But why guess? Our AI tool analyzes your undertone with scientific precision, eliminating any doubt.
The Ultimate Guide to Skin Tones & Foundation Matching
Our AI provides a personalized result, but it's also helpful to understand the general categories. Here’s a quick guide to help you recognize different skin tones.
Fair Skin Tones
Light Skin Tones
Medium Skin Tones
Beyond the Chart: The Science of AI Skin Tone Detection
This free tool is powered by the same enterprise-level technology trusted by the world’s biggest beauty brands. It's the result of years of dedicated research and development in AI and machine learning.
Powered by Advanced AI Deep Learning Algorithms
Our engine is trained on a massive dataset of over 75,000 diverse images, ensuring it can accurately detect shades across all ethnicities and lighting conditions.
The Technology Trusted by 800+ Beauty Brands
From AI foundation shade finders to virtual makeup try-on, our solutions are designed to build consumer confidence. Brands that integrate our technology see a significant lift in sales and a dramatic reduction in product returns.
The most accurate and modern way is to use an AI-powered tool like this one. It uses your device's camera to instantly analyze your skin in real-time. Older methods, like checking your wrist veins or seeing how your skin reacts to the sun, can provide clues to your undertone but are far less precise than an AI analysis.
The three primary undertones are Cool (pink, red, or blueish hues), Warm (yellow, peachy, or golden hues), and Neutral (a mix of both warm and cool hues). Identifying your correct undertone is the key to finding makeup that looks natural and harmonious with your skin.
Yes, your surface skin tone can change. It often gets darker in the summer with sun exposure and lighter in the winter. However, your undertone is constant and does not change, which is why it's such a reliable factor in choosing foundation shades.
No, they are different. Skin tone refers to the color (complexion) of your skin. Skin type refers to its characteristics, such as oily, dry, combination, sensitive, or normal. You need to consider both your skin tone (for color matching) and your skin type (for choosing the right formula) when selecting a foundation.