Seasonal color analysis, for pets

What season is your pet?

Upload a photo. We read your pet's coat, eyes and nose the way a color analyst would, then hand you their palette, gear picks and what to wear in photos together.

  • Daylight
  • No filters
  • Face + body in frame

Fresh from the studio

Real breeds, real seasons.

Golden Retriever, a Warm Spring (photo: Samantha Fortney on Unsplash)Golden RetrieverWarm SpringHusky, a Cool Winter (photo: Maxwell Dacombe on Unsplash)HuskyCool WinterWeimaraner, a Soft Summer (photo: BeAlex Barchet on Unsplash)WeimaranerSoft SummerBlack Lab, a Deep Winter (photo: Eden Constantino on Unsplash)Black LabDeep Winter

Four things we read

The same cues a human color analyst checks, measured from the pixels in your photo.

WarmthGolden, red or ash undertones in the coat.
LightnessHow light or deep the coat reads overall.
RichnessClear, saturated color versus soft and muted.
ContrastCoat against markings, eyes and nose.

How it works

  1. Snap in daylight

    One clear photo with their face and coat in view.

  2. We drape the colors

    We sample the coat, eyes and nose, then score them against all 12 seasons.

  3. Get their palette

    Season, best colors, gear picks and outfits to match.

All 12 seasons

Spring
Light Spring dogs & catsWarm Spring dogs & catsBright Spring dogs & cats
Summer
Light Summer dogs & catsCool Summer dogs & catsSoft Summer dogs & cats
Autumn
Soft Autumn dogs & catsWarm Autumn dogs & catsDeep Autumn dogs & cats
Winter
Deep Winter dogs & catsCool Winter dogs & catsBright Winter dogs & cats

Questions

What is seasonal color analysis for pets?

It's the same method stylists use on people: we read four things about your pet's coloring (warmth, lightness, richness and contrast) and match them to one of 12 color seasons. Each season has a palette of colors that flatter that coloring.

What do you look at in the photo?

The main coat color and any markings, the eye color, and the nose pigment. A liver or brown nose reads warm, a black nose neutral, and blue eyes cool, just as skin undertone, hair and eyes do for people.

What's the best collar color for my dog?

Pick the color from your pet's palette with the strongest contrast against the coat, so it pops in photos. Your results list a collar, harness, bandana, leash and bed color picked for your pet.

Can my dog see the colors?

Dogs see mostly blues and yellows. The palette is about how your pet looks to people. We also flag the shades your dog can see well, which is handy for toys.