Personal color analysis
Personal color analysis test
Find out which of the 15 seasons is yours — with a real analysis, done from a photo in the app, and the result applied to your wardrobe. Not a guessing quiz: an actual measurement.
Download on the App StoreWhat is a personal color analysis test?
Personal color analysis is the study of which colors harmonize with your skin, eyes and hair. The test identifies four dimensions — temperature (warm or cool), depth (light or dark), contrast and chroma — and crosses them to land on your season: a group of colors that lights up your face instead of washing it out.
TOP works with the 12-season wheel plus 3 border neutrals, for people who live on the seam between two seasons. The result isn't a label: it's a practical palette with real color names, recommended neutrals and even the accessory metal that flatters you.
How the test works in the app
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Download TOP on iPhone
The app is free to download on the App Store. The color analysis test is part of TOP — along with the digital wardrobe and outfits by occasion and weather.
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Take (or pick) photos in natural light
No production needed: a face photo in daylight, no filters, does it. That's the raw material of the analysis — far better than answering "are your eyes light?" in a quiz.
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TOP measures the 4 dimensions
Temperature, depth, contrast and chroma are measured from the photo — the same path a color analyst takes, without relying on your self-perception.
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Get your season and your palette, applied
You find your season among the 15, get the full palette — and TOP starts building your daily outfits filtered by your colors, with the clothes you own.
Why not a 2-minute online quiz?
The internet is full of color quizzes that ask the color of your veins and hand you a verdict in five clicks. The problem: self-perception is unreliable — warm-toned people often see themselves as "pink-toned", and vice versa. The result: half of those quizzes are right by luck.
A serious analysis starts from evidence: a photo in controlled light, measurement of the four dimensions, and comparison between neighboring seasons. That's what TOP's test does — and that's why it lives inside the app, where the result becomes something useful: your daily outfits, built from your palette and your clothes. A test without application is a curiosity; paired with your wardrobe, it becomes a habit.
What you get in your result
Your season
One of the 12 seasons — or one of the 3 border neutrals, if you live between two.
Full palette
Named colors (no "generic cool tone"), recommended neutrals and what to avoid.
Metals and accessories
Gold, silver or both — decided by your temperature, not by trends.
Outfits with your clothes
TOP filters your wardrobe by your palette and builds the day's outfit by occasion and weather.
The 15 color seasons
Four families — spring, summer, autumn and winter — split into 12 seasons, plus 3 border neutrals for those who aren't warm or cool enough. Each one has its own page with palette, capsule wardrobe and comparisons with its neighbors.
Frequently asked questions
Is TOP's color analysis test free?
The app is free to download on the App Store and the color test is part of it. You run the photo analysis inside TOP and the result comes out already applied to your digital wardrobe.
Do I need a professional photo for the test?
No. A face photo in natural light (near a window, daytime, no filters and no heavy makeup) is enough. The app guides you when taking or choosing the photo.
How long does the test take?
A few minutes: download the app, take the photo in decent light, get the analysis. The good part comes after — TOP uses your result every day to build outfits from your palette.
What if I land between two seasons?
It happens to a lot of people — that's why TOP has the 3 border neutrals (Light Neutral, Soft Neutral and Deep Neutral). If your temperature sits on the border, you get a palette that takes the best of both sides instead of being forced into a box.
Does the test work for every skin tone?
Yes. The four dimensions (temperature, depth, contrast and chroma) are measurable on any skin tone — the analysis doesn't depend on you being fair or deep, and the 15 seasons cover the whole spectrum.
Take the test in the app
Download TOP, find your season from a photo, and wake up every day with the outfit ready — in your colors, with your clothes.
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