Pick Palette – Color Analysis if…
You are people who want to photograph their wardrobe and have outfits generated from it, and are happy to subscribe for the privilege.
Palette gets you from selfie to season quickly and builds a nice loop on top of it: photograph your wardrobe, have it scored against your palette, get outfits generated from what you own. If wardrobe planning is the job, that loop is well made.
Here is where the two differ, and who each one is really for.
| What matters | Color Curator | Palette – Color Analysis |
|---|---|---|
| Getting to your result | $14.99 once and the result is yours — including the palette, the neutrals and every update after it. | Free to download, but the App Store listing states that personal colour analysis results require a paid subscription. Premium tiers run from $3.99 to $39.99. |
| What it costs to still have it next year | Nothing further. | Whatever the subscription renews at. |
| Deciding in front of a real garment | Point the camera at the jumper on the rail. Smart Match scores it there and then, under that shop’s lighting. | Clothes are scored once they are photographed into a virtual wardrobe, which works best for things you already own. |
| How restrictive it feels when shopping | 72 colours and 24 neutrals per season — a wide palette to shop from rather than a narrow type to match. | Twelve types derived from undertone, value and chroma. |
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You are people who want to photograph their wardrobe and have outfits generated from it, and are happy to subscribe for the privilege.
You are people who want to own their palette outright and point a camera at a real garment without cataloguing it first.
Your personal colors travel with you instead of living in a swatch book at home, a PDF in your inbox, or a folder of screenshots you can never find in the shop.
Point the camera at a real garment, lipstick or scarf. Smart Match reads the actual color and shows you how closely it matches your recommended colors — before you pay for it.
Pick your season and go straight to the palette. The analysis is there if you want it, not a toll gate you have to pass first.
$14.99 once. No monthly fee, no credits, no upsell after the result.
It depends on what you are after. Palette – Color Analysis is the better fit for people who want to photograph their wardrobe and have outfits generated from it, and are happy to subscribe for the privilege. Color Curator is the better fit for people who want to own their palette outright and point a camera at a real garment without cataloguing it first.
No. It is $14.99 once, and that unlocks all four season palettes, favorites, color sets and saved Smart Match results.
Yes. Select your season and go straight to the palette — the analysis is optional.