palettePersonal Color Quiz · 2026

What's your personal color?

6 questions to find your season — Spring Warm, Summer Cool, Autumn Warm, or Winter Cool. Per-season color and makeup guidance grounded in the 4-season system.

6
questions
4
seasons
~1 min
to finish
Free
no sign-up

Q1

What color are the veins on the inside of your wrist?

Preview 4 seasons

What is personal color?

Personal color is the family of colors that harmonizes with your natural body coloring — skin, hair, and eyes — and makes your face look its most alive. The four-season system (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter) systematized by American colorist Carole Jackson in "Color Me Beautiful" in the 1980s remains the most widely used framework worldwide. In Korea, a finer 16-type "tone-in-tone" classification is often layered on top.

Two axes do most of the work:

  • Warm · CoolUndertone — whether the bedrock color under your skin leans yellow (warm) or blue (cool).
  • Light · DeepBrightness — whether your overall coloring reads bright and clear (Spring / Summer) or deep and rich (Autumn / Winter).

Together, these two axes pin you to one of four seasons. Each season has its own flattering wardrobe, makeup, and hair-color palettes — once you know yours, you make far fewer expensive shopping mistakes.

Four personal-color seasons

Tap a card to preview the traits and best colors of each season first.

Spring Warm
Warm
Summer Cool
Cool
Autumn Warm
Warm
Winter Cool
Cool

Personal color FAQ

expand_moreHow accurate is an online personal-color diagnosis?
It is somewhat less accurate than an in-person color-drape session, but for the broad four-season split (Spring Warm, Summer Cool, Autumn Warm, Winter Cool) the agreement rate runs roughly 70–85%. For finer sub-tone classification an in-person reading is worth getting, but for everyday clothing and makeup decisions an online quiz is plenty.
expand_moreWhat environment should I be in when I take the quiz?
Answer in light close to natural daylight, with no makeup and no camera filter on. Fluorescent or strongly tinted lighting can shift how your skin reads — be careful with those conditions.
expand_moreWhat if I sit between two seasons?
Most people are not 100% inside a single season — neighboring-season overlap is common (for example, Spring Warm + Summer Cool Light). In that case, mix about 70% from your primary season's recommendations with 30% from the lower-saturation pieces of your secondary season — that usually reads most natural.
expand_moreDoes hair dye or makeup change my season?
No. Your underlying skin undertone (warm or cool) does not change. What does change is how the overall look reads, so if you want to wear a color from the opposite season, lowering its saturation or going pale-tone will reduce the dissonance.
expand_moreAm I really banned from wearing colors outside my season?
Not at all. Personal color is a probability guide, not a rule. You can absolutely wear "off-season" colors — just reduce the surface area (use them as a scarf, lipstick, or other accent) or lower the saturation, and they'll still work for you.