Light Spring
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
Your season's shades · on your own face · before you buy
AI Makeup generator
Your colour season’s lipstick, blush and eyeshadow, rendered on your own face by an AI makeup generator, before you buy a single tube.
SampleElena, an AI-generated sample face — not a real person. Upload a selfie and the swatch moves to you.
The recipe map
Pick a season and the virtual makeup lands on the face
The AI makeup generator works from your colour season, not from a filter library. Choose one of the twelve on the left and its lipstick, blush, eyeshadow and base shades are laid over the face here before you spend a credit.
Upload a selfie in the left column and the swatch moves onto your own face. Nothing is uploaded until you press render.
The tube you cannot return
Why an AI makeup try-on beats swatching on the back of your hand
A colour season is a sorting rule for everything near your face, and lipstick is the cheapest useful test. The drawer of nearly-right tubes usually holds the correct colour family at the wrong temperature, or the right temperature at a saturation your face cannot carry — errors a hand swatch under shop lighting hides.
That is the gap this AI makeup generator is built for. A virtual makeup try-on answers a narrower and more useful question than “what would I look like made up”: does this shade, at this strength, belong on my skin. The intensity control of an AI makeup generator matters as much as the shade; render the same recipe at sheer, everyday and full to find the strength your contrast level asks for, the idea the blush colour quiz applies to one product.
The shade ledger
The 108 shades this AI makeup generator can render
Every shade the AI makeup generator can render is listed below, by season and by where it goes. This closed ledger keeps temperature, depth and saturation visible, so every recipe starts from colours that already belong together.
True Spring
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
Bright Spring
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
Light Summer
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
True Summer
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
Soft Summer
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
Soft Autumn
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
True Autumn
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
Dark Autumn
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
Dark Winter
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
True Winter
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
Bright Winter
- Lips
- Cheeks
- Eyes
Reading the render
How to judge a virtual makeup result like an artist would
A makeup artist does not look at the products; they look at what the products do to the face. The same three checks work on an AI makeup render, and they are more reliable than asking whether the picture is pretty.
- 01
Does the lip belong, or sit on top?
A matching shade looks like your own lip colour, polished; a mismatch sits on top. If you see the lipstick edge before you see the lips, that is the tell.
- 02
Does the blush read as circulation?
Blush that belongs looks like circulation after walking up a hill. On the render, squint: the right shade disappears into a healthy face; the wrong one stays a stripe.
- 03
Does the eyeshadow brighten the iris?
Judge lid colour by the iris, not the pan. The right temperature makes the eyes clearer; the wrong one dulls them. Compare two AI makeup renders and watch the eyes, not the lids.
If an AI makeup generator render fails one of the three, do not conclude the season is wrong. Reduce intensity first because strength causes most clashes. If the colour still sits on top, render the neighbouring season on the same photo; the 16-season map identifies which neighbour to test.
From the preview to the counter
Take the AI makeup recipe to the counter, not the screenshot
The recipe card under every AI makeup generator render names four shades with their hex values. Take that to the counter: ask for temperature first (warm, cool or neutral), then depth, then how muted. Those three coordinates give an assistant something precise to reach for and skip the twenty-minute swatch tour.
Price does not change the rule: finish and wear vary, but a drugstore and luxury lipstick in the same cool-muted rose flatter by the same logic. See the Soft Summer lipstick guide or the Soft Autumn lipstick guide for matches across the shelf. The personal colour handbook carries those coordinates into wardrobe neutrals, outfits and hair, so the recipe becomes part of a repeatable palette rather than a forgotten screenshot.
One product, in depth
Settle the blush family first
A quick undertone and depth check for the easiest shade to overdo.
The words for your skin
Name your depth and undertone
The depth and undertone vocabulary used on every recipe card.
If you are guessing the season
Run the free colour analysis
One selfie returns your season and fills in the generator.
The other half of the frame
Try a cut on the same photo
Preview an AI hairstyle changer cut, then recheck the recipe.
On purpose
Four things this AI makeup generator refuses to do
- It will not reshape or smooth your face. Skin texture, freckles and moles stay; airbrushing would make the shade test meaningless.
- It will not paint outside your season. The closed ledger only offers shades that share its temperature, depth and saturation.
- It will not name a product. The recipe records a shade; current product matches belong in the season guides.
- It will not add your photo to a gallery. The face check runs on your device. A generated preview is kept privately for up to 24 hours to recover an interrupted render, then expires.
Whole-frame renders drift in small ways — an earring, a strand of hair. Read the shade, not the pixels.
Before you upload
AI Makeup Generator FAQ
01What does the AI makeup generator change in my photo?
Only the makeup: the lipstick, blush, eyeshadow and a light, even base. The AI makeup render keeps your face shape, features, brows, skin texture, hairstyle, clothing, lighting and background as they are. It does not slim, smooth or reshape anything; a polished face would defeat the point of judging a shade on your real skin.
02Where does the AI makeup generator get its shades?
From the 12-season profiles that power the colour analysis and style handbook: three lipstick, blush, eyeshadow and base shades per season, each named with a hex value. You build a recipe from that closed palette, so the generator never invents a shade of its own.
03Is the AI makeup generator free, and is my selfie stored?
The AI makeup swatch is free and needs no account. Rendering the look on your own selfie generates a full image, so it costs 3 credits and needs a free account: 3 credits on sign-up, 1 a day for checking in, credit packs from $2.90. Your browser checks the photo on your device; the generated preview is kept privately for up to 24 hours to recover an interrupted render, then expires. It is not added to your account gallery.
04Why does the same lipstick look different on me than in the tube?
Because a lipstick has no fixed colour on skin: it mixes your lip pigment, undertone and light with the pigment in the tube. That mix is what a virtual makeup render shows and a hand swatch cannot. It is why the same nude can turn orange or grey on one person and look balanced on the next.
05Which photo works best with the AI makeup generator?
Use daylight near a window, face the camera directly, skip filters and wear as little makeup as possible. Keep your whole face visible and near the centre. Glasses are fine, but heavy shadows, extreme angles or an existing full look make the rendered shade harder to judge.