Foundation matching for every skin tone
Find the shade that actually matches you.
Most shade finders guess from a photo of your face. Tinted measures the colour of your skin, tells you how confident it is, and shows its working.
Choose how to start
From a photo
Find my shade
about a minute
We read the colour of your skin directly — sampling dozens of small patches, throwing away the ones ruined by shadow or glare, and averaging what's left.
A shade range, an undertone, and products matched to both.
StartNo camera needed
Build a routine
seven questions
Answer seven questions about your skin and we'll assemble a routine in application order, with the reason for every step.
A routine you can actually follow, and what each step is for.
StartWhy the match is worth trusting
Built on the Monk Skin Tone scale
A ten-point scale designed to be more inclusive than the Fitzpatrick scale it replaced. Most shade finders fail on deep and neutral tones; this is the measurement that takes them seriously.
It tells you when it can't be sure
Bad light, motion blur and a turned head all corrupt a colour reading invisibly. Tinted checks before it analyses and says which problem it found, rather than returning a confidently wrong answer.
Your photo isn't stored
It's analysed and discarded. Nothing is uploaded to a profile, and there's no account required to get a result.
What happens to your photo
Detect
468 facial landmarks locate the skin worth sampling.
Check
Blur, exposure and head angle, before anything is measured.
Sample
Dozens of patches; outliers from shadow and glare discarded.
Match
The average is classified, then matched by perceptual colour distance.
Then it's discarded. Nothing is stored.
Ready when you are.
No account, no email, no stored photo.