Nail Picker

See the colour on your own nails. Most try-on apps hand you a palette someone else invented. You pick a colour you like, and then you own a colour you cannot buy — or you buy it and it turns out to be nothing like the square on the screen. Nail Picker works the other way round. Every shade comes from a swatch you photographed yourself — real painted lacquer, in your light, with its own shimmer and depth carried across. So the question stops being which of these colours do I like and becomes the one you actually had: which of mine can I live with until the next appointment. HOW IT WORKS 1. Photograph your hand. One photo, in daylight if you can. Nail Picker finds each nail on its own — no tracing, no stickers, no holding still. 2. Photograph the swatch. Real painted lacquer, not a name from a catalogue. Tap the colour in the photo and Nail Picker reads the shade off it, sparkle included. 3. See it on your nails. Paint every nail or just one. Try a french tip or a half-moon, adjust how sheer the colour sits, then save the result to your camera roll. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Paint one nail, or all of them - French tip and half-moon - Two shades on the same hand - Adjust how sheer the colour sits - Fix a nail by tapping it, if the outline came out wrong - Keep your shades in a library and mark your favourites A swatch is honest about the colour and nothing else. It is a tip, not ten nails — your nail length, your shape and your skin tone all change how that colour reads. That is the part the swatch cannot tell you, and the part Nail Picker can. NAIL PICKER+ One free scan to start. Nail Picker+ gives you 15 hand scans a month, and as many colours & styles as you like on each one. ABOUT YOUR PHOTOS Your hand photo is sent to our server to find your nails, and on to the outside services that run the detection. Photos of your swatches stay on your phone. Nothing is used to train a model, sold, or shared with advertisers. Privacy policy: https://nailpicker.com/privacy/ Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/