Color Season Matcher Styl

👥 25 users

📦 v2.0.3

💾 46.32KiB

📅 2026-03-28

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Overview

Color Season Finder is your on-demand seasonal color analyst — right in your browser.
Pick any color from any webpage — a dress on Zara, a paint swatch on Pinterest, a lip shade on Sephora — and instantly find out which of the 12 color seasons it belongs to and how well it matches your personal coloring.
Built on the 12-season tonal color analysis system, the extension goes beyond basic warm/cool sorting. It maps every color to one of twelve seasons (Bright Spring through Bright Winter) and rates compatibility from Perfect down to Bad — so you always know before you buy.
How it works:

Set your color season using the dropdown (quiz and photo analysis available in the companion iOS app)
Click "Pick Color" and select any pixel on screen
Instantly see the hex code, color season, match rating, and a visual breakdown across all 12 seasons on the color wheel

What you get:

One-click eyedropper that works on any webpage, image, or online store
Instant hex code identification
12-season color analysis for every picked color
Personal compatibility rating when your season is set
Visual season wheel showing how the color rates across all palettes
Works on fashion sites, design tools, social media, and anywhere else you browse

Perfect for:

Online shopping — know if that top flatters you before adding to cart
Wardrobe planning — build a closet where everything works together
Makeup and beauty — find foundation, lipstick, and eyeshadow shades in your season
Interior design — choose paint colors and décor that complement your palette
Graphic design and branding — curate palettes rooted in color theory

Free tier: 25 color lookups per week, no credit card required.
Paid plans: Unlimited lookups starting at $0.99/month.
Works with the Kisari iOS app (work in progress) — same account, same season, synced across devices.
Privacy: Color Season Finder does not collect browsing data, does not track you across sites, and does not read page content. The only permissions used are for the eyedropper tool and saving your preferences locally.