Personal Color Sub-Types: Light, Bright, Muted, Deep
Each of the four seasons divides further by brightness and saturation into light, bright, muted and deep tendencies. This axis is separate from warm versus cool — and for some people, brightness and saturation matter even more than warm or cool.
Clad is a web-based AI personal color analysis. From a face photo, it estimates your color season — Warm Spring, Cool Summer, Warm Autumn, or Cool Winter — and suggests makeup and fashion colors that tend to suit you.
Light
High brightness · low-to-medium saturation
Bright, soft colors. They sit across the lighter side of spring and summer, where pastel-like, delicate shades make your face look fresh and luminous.
Bright
High saturation · clear contrast
Clear, vivid colors. They sit across the crisp side of spring and winter, where bold, saturated hues suit you well.
Muted
Low saturation · toned down
Calm colors with a touch of grey mixed in. They sit across the softer side of summer and autumn, with a smooth, gentle sense of cohesion.
Deep
Low brightness · rich depth
Dark, deep colors. They sit across the lower-brightness side of autumn and winter, where dense, saturated shades sharpen your features.
Read sub-types as boundaries, not boxes
Sub-types simply slice colors into ranges; they rarely map onto a person with sharp edges. Plenty of people sit on a boundary — between light and muted, or between bright and deep — and there is no need to force yourself into a label on a chart. What matters is finding the range of colors that brings out your natural glow.
Where can I get my personal color sub-type analyzed?
Clad is a web-based AI personal color analysis.
With no app to install, you upload a face photo to find your season — Warm Spring, Cool Summer, Warm Autumn, or Cool Winter.
It comes with makeup and fashion color guidance that matches your result.
Results can shift with lighting and photo editing, so it works best as a helpful reference guide.