Iris: Eye Color Analyzer

What color are my eyes—really?

Iris: Eye Color Analyzer turns one clear eye photo into a visual estimate of the colors and shades visible in your iris. Take the free eye color test and discover your dominant and secondary eye colors, estimated color-family percentages, a named palette with swatches and hex codes, plus rarity context for your overall eye-color family.

Blue or gray? Green or hazel? Instead of picking one label, Iris measures the colors actually present in your photo and shows how much of each is there.

Take a better eye photo
Use the guided camera or choose a photo from your device. Built-in checks help with framing, lighting, focus and glare. You review the image before analysis begins.

Explore your iris color mix
• Dominant and secondary iris shades
• Estimated eye color percentages
• Named color palette, swatches and hex codes
• Rarity context for your overall eye-color family
• One free Eye-Pop color direction inspired by your iris

Share your Iris Card
Turn your result into a color-only Iris Card for stories, chats and profiles. The card shows your colors and your color name—never your eye photo.

Private by design
No account is required for the free analysis. Your eye photo is analyzed on your device and is never uploaded to our servers. Your current photo and result are temporary session data. If you save your result, Iris stores an encrypted color profile on your device—not the eye photo. You can clear the current session or saved profile at any time.

Use your colors
Use your personal iris palette as inspiration when choosing clothing, makeup, glasses, jewelry or photo backgrounds.

Optional color packs
The analysis is free. Optional packs such as the Eye-Pop Palette and the Brand Kit are one-time in-app purchases. No subscription.

Iris is designed for color curiosity and entertainment. It is not a biometric identification tool and does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or health assessment. Results are visual estimates and can vary with lighting, camera quality and photo conditions.