MyEye for Android tells you your eye color from one photo, with its hex code, how rare it is and where it is most common. It also enhances close-up iris photos. Free to install from Google Play.
Indirect daylight near a window shows your true color. Yellow room lighting can make eyes look warmer.
Keep the eye wide open and in the middle of the frame so the full iris shows.
Colored contacts hide your real iris color. Take them out first.
Flash creates bright spots on the iris. Use it only if the room is very dark.
Requires Android 7.0+ (API 24)
Earlier scans stay in the My Eyes tab
Get a sharper, enhanced version of a close-up iris photo
Send to WhatsApp, Instagram, Gmail and more, or save to your gallery
MyEye for Android identifies your eye color from a single photo and tells you how common it is around the world.
Open MyEye, then photograph your eye or choose a picture from your gallery. Soft daylight and an open, centered eye give the best result.
Your photo goes to MyEye's AI service, which sends back your eye color, hex code, rarity and more. You need a connection, and analysis is included with MyEye Pro.
Check your results and earlier scans in the My Eyes tab. Save enhanced iris photos to your gallery or share them from the Android share menu.
Enhance a close-up shot of your iris
Send results to WhatsApp, Instagram and more
Revisit earlier scans on your phone
Find famous people with your eye color
MyEye is free to install from Google Play. Eye color analysis and iris enhancement come with MyEye Pro.
Curious how rare your eye color is? Install MyEye from Google Play and scan your eye with your phone.
Yes. Search for MyEye on Google Play or use the button on this page. It runs on Android 7.0 (API 24) and newer.
Any phone on Android 7.0 or newer with Google Play can install it, whatever the brand. The AI work happens online, so an older phone gets the same analysis as a new one.
Your eye color name, its hex code, eye type, melanin level, how common it is worldwide, the regions where it is most common and famous people who share it, plus a short story about your eyes.
Installing from Google Play is free. Eye color analysis and iris photo enhancement need MyEye Pro, and you can buy extra iris photos in credit packs. Google Play shows the price before you confirm.
No. History is stored only on your phone, in the My Eyes tab, so it is not in Google Drive. Save an enhanced iris photo to your gallery if you want a copy elsewhere.