Record a few seconds of speech. Your voice is deciphered into a personal color — refine it further with a short preference survey if you like.
A deterministic color decided purely from your voice.
Same voice analysis, then 5 quick "A or B" color picks to fine-tune it.
MyColor deciphers a personal RGB/hex color from a short voice recording — pitch, tempo, and other acoustic traits are mapped onto hue, saturation, and brightness to produce a color that's uniquely yours. Option 1 gives a deterministic color from voice alone; Option 2 refines that base color further with a quick 5-question "A or B" preference survey, so the result reflects both how you sound and what you're drawn to visually.
The mapping is deterministic: the same recording always gives the same base color. There's no randomness and no guesswork.
Option 2 asks five "A or B" questions — brighter or darker, muted or vivid, warmer or cooler, pastel or deep, soft or bold. The survey doesn't invent a new color; it moves your voice color in the directions you pick, so the result is still yours, just closer to what you like.
The result comes with a short rationale and personality tags, and can be downloaded as a shareable color card. Like Voice2Font, your recording is processed in memory and deleted from the server immediately after your color is generated.
Yes. Any WAV recording of a sentence or two works.
You get the RGB values and the hex code, ready for design tools, a profile theme or a personal palette, plus a downloadable color card image.
From the same recording, yes. A new recording in a different mood or setting can shift it slightly — your voice isn't identical every time.