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Eyeshadow shade finder: make your eyes pop
Upload a picture and the free eyeshadow shade finder detects your eye color and undertone, then picks eyeshadow colors that contrast your iris plus an everyday neutral base.
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How the eyeshadow shade finder works
Detection uses Google's MediaPipe Face Landmarker, running on your device.
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Upload a selfie
Use a clear, front-facing photo or your camera. Face the lens straight on in even light.
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Landmarks are measured
Your iris is located and sampled to detect your eye color, and your skin undertone is read.
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Get your result
Get five pop shades for your eye color and a neutral base for your undertone.
Eyeshadow colors by eye color
Colors opposite your iris on the color wheel make it look brighter: copper and bronze for blue eyes, plum and burgundy for green eyes, purple and olive for hazel eyes. Brown eyes can wear almost anything.
Your base, crease and liner shades should follow your skin undertone so the look blends naturally.
Building an eyeshadow look that makes your eyes pop
Contrast is what makes eye color look brighter. Colors opposite your iris on the color wheel intensify it: coppers and warm browns for blue eyes, plums and burgundies for green, purples and olives for hazel. Brown eyes have the widest range and suit both warm metallics and cool jewel tones.
A simple three-shade routine works for everyone. Sweep the neutral base across the lid, press the crease shade into the socket with a fluffy brush, then add the pop color to the outer third and along the lower lash line.
Eye color reading depends on light. Face a window and look straight into the camera so the iris isn't shaded by lashes. If the detected color looks wrong, pick the palette for your real eye color — the advice still applies.
Eyeshadow shade finder FAQ
Is it really free?
Yes. No sign-up, no watermark and no usage limits. The analysis runs in your browser.
Is my photo uploaded?
No. Detection runs locally with Google's MediaPipe model, so your photo never leaves your device.
My eye color was detected wrong — why?
Lighting, reflections and lashes can shift the iris sample. Use soft daylight facing a window, and look straight at the camera.
What eyeshadow suits hooded eyes?
Matte shades blended above the crease show best. Use the eye shape detector for placement tips.
Do I need primer?
It helps colors show true and stops creasing, especially on oily lids.
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