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Free beauty tools for color, makeup and body shape

These free beauty tools find the colors and shapes that suit you: your undertone, foundation, blush and eyeshadow shades from a selfie, and your body shape from a few measurements. Brand-neutral, free and private.

All beauty, color and body tools

Color tools read a daylight selfie; body tools use a tape measure.

Makeup shade finders

Color & skin tone

Body type

Privacy & editing

Beauty, color and body tools compared

ToolInputYou'll get
Skin tone analyzerDaylight selfieUndertone, Monk shade and colors that suit you
Foundation shade finderDaylight selfieDepth, undertone and shades to swatch
Blush shade finderSelfieA palette of flattering shades plus placement for your face shape
Eyeshadow shade finderSelfieYour eye color family and shades that make it pop
Body shape calculator for womenBust, waist, hipsOne of five shapes and outfit ideas
Body shape calculator for menShoulders, chest, waist, hipsOne of five builds and fit advice
Blur faceAny photoEvery face blurred or pixelated, on your device

Start with your undertone

Undertone is the one result every beauty and color tool here builds on.

  • Warm

    Golden or peachy skin. Look for golden foundations, peach and coral blush, copper and caramel hair, gold jewelry.

  • Cool

    Pink or rosy skin. Look for pink-based foundations, rose and berry blush, ash hair shades, silver jewelry.

  • Neutral

    A balance of both. Most shades work; neutral foundations are the safest first pick.

  • Olive

    A green or grey cast. Look for olive or neutral-golden foundations and warm rose or terracotta blush.

Find your undertoneFoundation shade finder

Putting color and body shape together

Color tools tell you which shades flatter your skin; body shape calculators tell you which silhouettes balance your proportions. Use both when you shop: pick the cut from your body shape result and the color from your undertone result.

Not sure how a piece will look? Upload the product photo to the AI clothes changer and see it on your own photo, then recolor it to compare shades from your palette.

AI clothes changerBody shape calculator (women)Body shape calculator (men)

Getting accurate color results

  • Take color selfies by a window in daylight, not in direct sun.
  • Turn off warm lamps and colored screens nearby.
  • Remove foundation and bronzer before measuring skin tone.
  • Disable beauty filters and white balance effects.
  • Run two photos at different times of day and compare.
  • Confirm any foundation result by swatching on your jawline.

Use the beauty tools in this order

Each result feeds the next, so you swatch fewer products.

  • 1. Skin tone analyzer

    Get your undertone and depth on the Monk scale. Everything else builds on this.

  • 2. Foundation shade finder

    Narrow foundation to a few shades at your depth and undertone, then swatch on your jawline.

  • 3. Blush shade finder

    Get blush shades for your undertone and where to place them for your face shape.

  • 4. Eyeshadow shade finder

    Your eye color family plus the shades that contrast with it.

  • 5. Body shape calculator

    Your silhouette, for choosing cuts. Pair it with your color results when you shop.

  • 6. Try it on

    Preview a new hair color or outfit in your colors on your own photo.

AI hair dye filterAI clothes changer

Beauty tools glossary

  • Undertone

    The warm, cool, neutral or olive hue beneath your skin. It doesn't change with the seasons.

  • Depth

    How light or deep your skin is. It shifts with sun exposure.

  • Monk Skin Tone Scale

    A 10-shade scale from Google and Ellis Monk, designed to represent skin tones more fairly in technology.

  • Oxidation

    When foundation darkens on skin after application. Test shades for ten minutes before deciding.

  • Complementary color

    The color opposite on the color wheel; it makes eye color look brighter in eyeshadow.

  • Silhouette

    The outline a garment makes. Body shape results suggest which silhouettes balance you.

Why brand-neutral beauty tools help

Most shade finders online belong to a single brand and only recommend that brand's products. That's fine once you've chosen a brand, but it doesn't tell you your actual depth and undertone, which is what you need to compare across brands.

These tools report the measurement first, then explain how to translate it into any brand's shade names and numbers. Bring the result to any counter or online shop, and you'll only need to test a few shades.

Every beauty, color and body tool, in detail

  • Skin tone analyzer

    Input: daylight selfie · Output: undertone + Monk shade

    Takes the median of forehead, cheek and chin samples, reports your depth on the 10-shade Monk scale and your undertone, including olive, plus colors that suit you.

  • Foundation shade finder

    Input: daylight selfie · Output: depth, undertone, shades to swatch

    Reads your depth and undertone and suggests matching shades from brands such as Fenty Beauty, MAC and NARS, so you only swatch a few.

  • Blush shade finder

    Input: selfie · Output: blush palette + placement

    Suggests a palette of flattering blush shades for your skin and shows where to apply blush for your face shape.

  • Eyeshadow shade finder

    Input: selfie · Output: eye color family + shades

    Samples your iris color, sorts it into one of seven families including amber, and suggests shades that make it stand out, adjusted for your undertone.

  • Body shape calculator for women

    Input: bust, waist, hips · Output: one of 5 shapes

    Compares your measurements in inches or centimeters and suggests tops, bottoms and dresses for your shape.

  • Body shape calculator for men

    Input: shoulders, chest, waist, hips · Output: one of 5 builds

    Finds your build from four circumferences and suggests jackets, trousers and fits that balance it.

  • Blur face

    Input: any photo · Output: blurred or pixelated copy

    Detects every face, blurs or pixelates them on your device, lets you click to keep any face visible, and downloads a clean copy without the original's location data.

Beauty tools for every skin tone

The tools work across the full Monk scale. What to look out for at each depth.

  • Fair skin (Monk 1–3)

    Undertone matters most, since many fair shades lean pink. Choose sheer blush and check foundations don't look too yellow or too pink in daylight.

  • Medium skin (Monk 4–6)

    The widest shade choice, so undertone decides. Olive undertones are common here and often missed by simple tests.

  • Tan to deep skin (Monk 7–8)

    Choose pigmented blush and bronzer, and avoid foundations that look grey or ashy.

  • Deep to rich skin (Monk 9–10)

    Look for brands with several deep shades in different undertones. Vivid blush shades read natural where pale ones look chalky.

Skin tone analyzer

Common color-matching mistakes

  • Matching foundation on the wrist or hand instead of the jaw.
  • Judging shades under warm indoor bulbs.
  • Testing skin tone while wearing foundation or bronzer.
  • Choosing undertone from the vein test alone.
  • Buying the same shade all year when your depth changes with the seasons.
  • Picking blush and lipstick from opposite color families.

Beauty tools FAQ

Which beauty tool should I use first?

The skin tone analyzer. Your undertone feeds into foundation, blush, eyeshadow and hair color choices.

Are the shade finders tied to one brand?

No. They read your depth and undertone and explain how to find matching shades in any brand.

Why is blur face in the beauty tools?

It's a privacy tool for the photos you share, grouped here with the other everyday photo tools. It runs on your device like the color tools.

Can these beauty tools recommend products?

They give you depth, undertone and shade families, then explain how to find the matching shades in any brand. They don't sell or favor any brand.

Do I need makeup off for the beauty tools?

For skin tone and foundation, yes: remove foundation and bronzer. Eyeshadow and blush finders work best on bare skin too.

Are the body shape calculators part of the beauty tools?

Yes. They're grouped here because they guide what to wear, alongside the color tools that guide which colors to wear.

What's the difference between skin tone and undertone?

Skin tone is how light or deep your skin is and can change with the sun. Undertone is the warm, cool, neutral or olive hue beneath it, which stays the same.

Why do my results change in different light?

Warm bulbs push results warm and cool LEDs push them cool. Daylight from a window gives the most accurate color reading.

Can I use the body shape calculators in centimeters?

Yes. Both calculators accept inches or centimeters; the result only depends on how the measurements compare.

Is blur face really private?

Yes. Faces are detected and blurred in your browser, and the photo is never uploaded.

Do the beauty tools work for deep skin?

Yes. The skin tone analyzer uses the Monk scale, which was designed to represent deep skin tones better than older scales, and the shade finders adjust their advice to your depth.

Which tool tells me what colors to wear?

The skin tone analyzer. Your undertone result includes clothing, hair and metal colors that suit you.

Can the beauty tools help me choose a hair color?

Yes. Your undertone result suggests hair shades that suit you, and you can preview any of them on your own photo with the AI hair dye filter before booking a colorist.

How do I find my foundation shade online without testers?

Run the skin tone analyzer or foundation shade finder on a daylight selfie to get your depth and undertone, compare the suggested shades with brand swatches on people with a similar skin tone, and order the nearest two shades to test on your jawline.

What blush suits my skin tone?

Soft pink or peach for fair skin, rose or coral for medium skin, and berry, terracotta or orange-red for deep skin. Cool undertones lean pink and warm undertones lean peach; the blush shade finder picks the palette for you.

Which eyeshadow colors make my eyes pop?

Colors opposite your eye color on the color wheel: copper for blue eyes, plum for green, purple for hazel, and gold, navy or jewel tones for brown. The eyeshadow shade finder detects your eye color first.

How accurate is a selfie for skin tone?

Close enough to narrow your choices, not to replace a swatch. Daylight from a window, no makeup and no filters give the most reliable reading; compare two photos taken at different times.

Do I need to know my body shape to shop online?

It helps you choose silhouettes that balance your proportions. Combine it with the brand's size chart for fit, and try specific pieces on your photo with the AI clothes changer.

Find your undertone first

It's the result every other beauty tool builds on.

Open the skin tone analyzer