Your colors. Your lines. Free in 60 seconds.
Hold up a sheet of white paper, compare colors on your own face, and try two quick fit tests with clothes you already own. Hue & Line shows its work: your top two, how sure it is, and why.
The questions take about a minute. Photos and the at-home tests add a few more, and make your result sharper. Free, no subscription.
How it works
Answer and try
Twelve questions about how clothes actually fit you, plus two at-home tests: a fabric drape in the mirror and a fit check with your most fitted top.
Two photos, read on your phone
A full-body photo with an on-screen pose guide, and a face photo holding plain white paper so we can correct the light. Your proportions are measured on your device.
Compare colors on your face
Side by side, six pairs of drapes around your own face. You choose. Your choices count most, and the photo read is combined with them.
What you get
Free, and complete
Your full result
$0
- Your top two style lines, with confidence and the reasons
- Your season and sub-season, with 16 colors and 6 neutrals
- Your palettes draped on your own face
- Lines, cuts, fabrics, prints, necklines, rises and lengths
- What competes with your line, and why
- A 20-piece capsule and 12 outfit formulas
- People often cited for your line
- A share card, never with a photo of you
A short video ad before your reveal pays for it.
Pro
$9.99
- A deeper 60-color palette
- Metals, makeup and hair-color direction
- PDF lookbook
- Ad-free, unlimited re-takes
- 25 outfit checks
One-time. Refund it yourself within 14 days.
Private by design
Your photos are never stored. Proportions are measured in your browser. The full-body photo is blurred over the face and downscaled before a single AI read, then dropped. We never make a face template or match your face against anyone.
Only the numbers we derive and your result are saved, and you can delete them in one tap.
Honest about limits
Photos can't see bone structure, and phone cameras shift skin color. So Hue & Line weighs your own drape choices and fit tests above the photo, always shows a runner-up, and tells you when the evidence is split.
How it works and its limitsThe ten style lines
Based on David Kibbe's current ten-identity system. Each sketch is drawn from that line's profile.