What Color Are Your Eyes, Really?

Your eye-color result is free, with no account: the verdict, your measured color mix in percentages, your two leading shades, a rarity estimate, your color name and a shareable Iris Card.

Optional color guides are one-time purchases — never a subscription:

• Personal Eye-Pop Palette: $9.99
• Iris Brand Kit: $19.99
• Celebrity Eye Match: $7.99

The analyzer measures the actual iris pixels in your photo, so analyzing the same photo again gives essentially the same result.

The photo itself matters most: lighting, white balance and focus all change how a camera records color, so two photos of the same eye can differ slightly. Soft daylight, no flash and a sharp close-up give the most faithful result.

The percentages are estimates of the colors measured in the photo you analyze.

A sharp close-up of one eye works best. Any recent phone works in the browser, including iPhone — there is nothing to install.

• Use soft light, such as daylight from a window. Skip flash and harsh sun.
• Keep your eye in focus: tap or long-press the iris to lock focus.
• Skip filters and beauty modes.
• A saved photo is usually sharper than a quick camera snap.

Professional macro iris photos give the most detail: the analyzer page has a separate upload option for them.

The guide is built from your measured iris palette:

• Colors to wear: 5 near-face shades with swatches — and why each emphasizes your eyes.
• Colors to use carefully: 3 shades that can camouflage or mute the iris.
• Makeup and hair: directions chosen to create contrast with or echo your measured iris colors.
• Jewelry: your metal direction near the face, with a reminder that skin undertone decides your overall best metal.
• Photo backgrounds: backdrop colors for dating profiles, LinkedIn, and selfies.
• Interactive checker: photograph an item — a top, a lipstick, a pair of glasses frames — or select a color to see whether it creates contrast, harmony, or may mute your eyes.
• Keepable extras: a downloadable phone guide and two personalized 4K wallpapers.

This is iris-emphasis guidance, not a complete personal or seasonal color analysis.

Most online color analyses try to classify your whole face into a season. Iris Analyzer answers a narrower question: which colors emphasize the measured colors inside your eyes?

• We measure the actual pixels of your iris, on your device, and compute your palette from real data.
• Analyzing the same photo again gives essentially the same measured palette.
• Recommendations use color-harmony rules applied to your iris shades, not a generic seasonal template.
• We do not claim to determine your skin undertone or complete personal season from an iris photo.

Your guide is created right after payment and shown here, in your browser. The complete pack is also emailed to you, so you can keep it on any device.

• Keepable phone guide: download a compact image reference for shopping, salon visits, and getting dressed.
• Email delivery: your recommendations are included in the email, with your personalized wallpaper ZIP attached when available.
• Creator export (Iris Brand Kit only): the separate creator product also includes a portable HTML report.

Yes, your photo stays safe:

• Your iris photo never leaves your device—all image analysis happens locally in your browser using WebAssembly.
• We only send the extracted color data (hex codes, RGB values) to generate your AI-powered insights and wallpapers.
• To deliver your results, we ask for your email address—that's the only personal data we store.
• The actual iris image is never uploaded, stored, or accessible to us.

No. There is no sign-up and no password. Your result and any guide you buy are saved in this browser, and a guide you buy is also emailed to you. The only personal detail we ask for is your email address, and only when you buy.

Upload one clear, well-lit close-up of your eye and the analyzer measures the colors visible in your iris. You get your color family — blue, brown, green, hazel, amber or gray — your two leading shades with percentages, a color name and a rarity estimate, free and in about a minute.

If you are torn between two labels, like hazel or green, the percentage mix shows how much of each is actually there.

No. Iris Analyzer measures color for curiosity and style. It does not diagnose eye conditions, give health advice or identify you: there is no iris recognition, no iris template and nothing that could match you to a database.

If you notice a sudden change in eye color, pain or a change in vision, see an eye-care professional.