About Iris Analyzer
We help people explore the visible colors of their iris, photograph their eyes and use those colors in creative work. Our guides explain the subject alongside the free photo analyzer.
What we make
Iris Analyzer is a color and creative tool. The free analyzer estimates a color mix and palette from an eye photo. Our reference pages and guides cover eye color comparisons, visible iris patterns, photography and styling. They support curiosity and visual decisions.
How the photo analysis works
The analyzer processes the photo on your device, locates the visible iris region and groups usable image colors into color families and palette shades. It aims to exclude the pupil, glare and surrounding areas. Percentages describe the selected image pixels after processing; they are not a direct measurement of pigment inside the eye.
What the result cannot establish
Lighting, white balance, focus, editing and the selected region can change the result. A photo estimate is not a laboratory measurement, diagnosis, genetic test or biometric identification. Rarity context uses broad population estimates with uncertain categories, not a measured personal probability. Sudden eye changes, pain or vision concerns belong with an eye-care professional.
Who is responsible for the guides
Iris Analyzer publishes these guides and is responsible for their content. The organization byline identifies the publisher. It does not certify independent medical review; the guides offer general education.
Our editorial standard
Scientific explanations should link to primary research or established medical and scientific references. Celebrity descriptions should distinguish attributable reporting from what a photograph appears to show. We aim to state uncertainty, explain the limits of prevalence estimates and separate documented facts from interpretation. Article dates describe substantive content changes, not a fresh date on every build.
Creative products and AI
Paid packs can use AI to generate styling suggestions, artwork and expressive content from derived color data. Personality themes, archetypes and aesthetic interpretations are entertainment, not scientific findings about your character or health. Generated illustrations explain or decorate a topic; they are not clinical photographs or proof of a real person’s eye color.
Request a correction
Found a factual error, unclear claim or outdated source? Email the page URL, the passage and a supporting source if you have one. The same inbox handles questions about the product and its published content.
support@irisanalyzer.com