Free seasonal color analysis tool
Digital Drape Wheel — Free 12-Season Color Analysis Collages
Create Reddit-ready digital drapes in your browser. Upload a bare-faced selfie, try Light Spring through Dark Winter, and download a single wheel or a numbered voting collage — with optional neckline draping so your clothing color does not bias the comparison. Your photo never leaves your device.
Build your drape
Upload a bare-faced selfie and wrap it in any seasonal palette — download a single wheel, or build a numbered voting collage ready to post. Your photo never leaves your browser.
Tip: start with a 2–6 season voting collage so commenters reply with panel numbers — clearer tallies than dumping all 12 at once.
Digital draping FAQ
Is a color analysis app accurate compared with real fabric drapes?
Digital drapes are best for narrowing candidates, not declaring a final season. Screen white balance, blue-light filters, and makeup can skew results. Use this free drape wheel to eliminate obvious mismatches, then confirm with physical fabric or store shirts in daylight.
Is digital draping free with ToneMatch?
Yes. The digital drape wheel runs entirely in your browser at no cost. Export single wheels, voting collages, or all 12 seasons as PNGs. Your photo is processed on-device and is never uploaded to our servers.
What photo works best for a digital drape wheel?
Use a straight-on, bare-faced selfie in natural daylight with no filters, beauty mode, or heavy makeup. A light or neutral top helps before you turn on neckline draping, which tints clothing below the jaw with the test colors.
How do I use a voting collage for Reddit type-me posts?
Pick 2–6 season candidates, add a headline like “Which season suits me best? Vote below,” then share or download the numbered collage. Commenters can reply with panel numbers instead of typing season names, which keeps vote tallies clearer.
Does the neckline drape change my color season result?
It does not analyze you — it only covers clothing inside the face oval with the palette wedges, the way physical drapes cover the neck and shoulders. That removes a common bias when your shirt fights the test colors.