AI-powered seasonal color analysis tool that identifies your color season from a photo
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Pricing model
Freemium
Free
Pricing
Free: 40 welcome credits (one-time). Starter: $9.9/month (400 credits monthly) or $59.40/year. Pro: $29.9/month (1,600 credits monthly) or $179.40/year. Credit packs: 320 credits for $9.90 or 1,200 credits for $29.90. Video costs: 480P at 5 credits per second, 768P at 8 credits per second.
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Key features
Product Agent mode - converts product photos to commercial videos without manual prompts
Text to Video mode - creates videos from written descriptions
Image to Video mode - animates images with motion prompts
Batch video generation from multiple product photos
Video lengths from 5 to 15 seconds
Resolution options at 480P and 768P
Multiple aspect ratios including vertical video support
Scene-appropriate sound effects and ambience generation
Private video history and download management
Background processing - leave page while video generates
Automatic skin, eyes and hair color sampling
Four season color classification (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter)
12-season and 16-season sub-classification system
Best and worst color palettes with hex codes
Metal and makeup tone recommendations
Real-time color recoloring tool for clothing and backgrounds
Color harmony generator with color wheel
Quick undertone quiz without photo required
What makes it different
No prompt writing required for Product Agent - automatically creates commercial prompts from product photos
Three specialized video generation modes in one workspace
Powered by H3 Max Turbo, fal.ai's optimized version of MiniMax H3
Batch upload for creating multiple product videos at once
Transparent credit-based pricing with no expiry on purchased credits
Completely free with full features, no paywall or premium tier
No account, email or sign-up required
Works on any device in any modern web browser
Grounded in established professional color theory framework
H3 Max Turbo
Color Analysis