Upload one selfie. Chromyne renders a complete makeup look onto your photo, names every shade with its hex code, and walks you through applying it — placed for your face shape, your eye shape and your skin depth.
These are four selfies run through the same analysis and preview a paying user gets. Two of them asked for the same thing — a birthday party, party glam — and came back with different shades, different correction and different technique, because the faces are different.
Sunlit Bronze & Warm Rose Coral
Before
After
Light Warm Peach 1W#F3D2B6Sunlit Bronze#8A5B2BPeach Coral Glow#FF8F6BWarm Rose Coral#D96149
A wedding-guest brief. Blush blended straight across toward the temples for oval balance, a warm terracotta liner to hold the lip edge through the day, and the hair taken up into a low chignon.
A birthday-party brief. A mint-green corrector on the nose redness, a lavender veil used to sheer the densest freckles rather than erase them, and the lip built in two layers for full payoff.
The same birthday-party brief, on tan skin. Here the plan calls for the brick rouge to be pressed in for rich payoff at this depth, and keeps champagne to the high points only so it doesn't turn into hotspots in photos.
An engagement-party brief. Champagne is tapped on the cheekbone high points only, to catch evening light without causing flashback in photographs.
About these images. The "before" photographs are synthetic models, not customers. Each one was run through the same analysis and makeup preview a paying user gets, and the shade names and hex codes under every pair are the real output.
The preview styles the whole look for the occasion, so hair and outfit are restyled along with the makeup — which is why one of these is in an emerald halter dress she wasn't wearing in her before shot. It is a generated image rather than a live camera try-on; working from a still is what lets Chromyne place each shade precisely.
What You Get
A plan, not a palette
The look on your own face
Not a stock model and not a swatch chart — the finished look rendered onto your own photo, so you can see it before you pick up a brush.
Step by step, zone by zone
How to recreate it in plain language — base, eyes, cheeks, lips — written for someone who has never done this before.
Every shade, with its hex code
Base, eyes, cheeks and lips — plus the shades most guides skip: corrector, contour, highlight, and your eye transition and accent colors.
Placement built on your face
Contour and blush follow your face shape; eyeshadow follows your eye shape. A hooded eye and a downturned eye get different instructions, not the same diagram.
Color correction that follows theory
Peach or orange for blue-grey under-eye shadow, green for redness, lavender for sallowness — placed only where you actually need it.
Fitted to the occasion and the clock
Wedding guest, date night, birthday, or an ordinary Tuesday — with a version that fits five minutes and one that fits forty-five, plus photo-safe advice when the night will be photographed.
Simple as a Selfie
One photo, one full look
Upload one selfie
A clear photo in decent light is all Chromyne needs.
Say where you're going
Occasion, the vibe you want, your outfit color, and how long you have.
Get the look and the steps
The finished look on your face, every shade named, and how to recreate it.
Under the Hood
Your season narrows the palette. Your face decides the rest.
Chromyne still reads your undertone, depth and contrast and places you in a color season — that's what rules out the shades that will fight your skin. But the season is where the work starts, not where it ends.
Your iris color
The eyeshadow accent is chosen by complementary theory against your actual eye color, so it makes the iris stand out rather than blend in.
Your skin depth
Technique changes with depth. Sheer layering works on fair skin; deeper skin needs pressed pigment, because a shade applied too sheerly goes ashy or disappears.
Your face and eye shape
Six face shapes and seven eye shapes, each with a different goal — so contour, blush and shadow land in different places on different people.
Where you're going
A wedding at noon and a birthday party at ten are not the same brief, even on the same face in the same season.
Winter
Cool & Bright
Autumn
Warm & Deep
Summer
Cool & Soft
Spring
Warm & Light
Chromyne Pro
Unlock the full look
The free preview shows your color family and top shades. Chromyne Pro unlocks the rendered look on your own face, every named shade with its hex code, the zone-by-zone steps, your clothing palette and hair color ideas, and saved report history.
Subscriptions are managed through your App Store or Google Play account. Chromyne provides beauty and style suggestions for informational and entertainment purposes. Results may vary.
Before You Ask
Common questions
Is this a live camera try-on?
No. You upload one selfie and Chromyne generates the look back as an image. Working from a still photo is what lets it place each shade precisely and give you exact hex codes, rather than approximating color in real time.
Do I need to know my color season first?
No. Chromyne works out your season from the selfie and uses it to narrow the palette before choosing shades. The season is an input to the makeup decision, not the thing you're buying.
Do two people in the same color season get the same look?
No. Season narrows the palette, but placement and technique come from your face shape, eye shape, iris color and skin depth, and the shades shift with the occasion and vibe you pick. Two Warm Autumns with different eye color and skin depth get visibly different makeup.
Will it work if I've never really worn makeup?
Yes. Every step is written in plain language, zone by zone, and you tell Chromyne your skill level and how much time you have — from five minutes to forty-five — so the routine matches what you can actually do.
Which shades does Chromyne name?
Base, eyes, cheeks and lips, plus the supporting shades most guides leave out: color corrector, contour, highlight, and the eye transition and accent shades. Each one is named and given as a hex code.
What does the free preview include?
The free preview shows your color family and top shades. Chromyne Pro unlocks the full report: the rendered look, every named shade with its hex code, the zone-by-zone steps, and your saved report history.
Ready When You Are
See it on your face first.
One selfie, and you'll know exactly what to put where.
