Uptone
Nail try-on

Try the nail set before the appointment.

Upload the set you saved and get it described in the terms a nail tech works in — shape, length, finish and shade — so you are not describing it from memory in the chair.

Try a nail set

Free to try. No card required.

How it works

  1. Upload the set

    The reference you saved. We read the shape, length, finish and colour.

  2. Add a photo of your hand

    Optional, but it grounds the shape and length advice in your actual nail beds.

  3. Get a nail-tech card

    A clear, specific reference you can show at your appointment.

What you get

A reference your nail tech can read

  • Shape and length, described the way a technician would specify it.
  • The finish — gloss, matte, chrome or otherwise — and what it changes about the look.
  • Shade direction, with a note when the reference photo's colour may be off.
  • How the set will wear, and roughly how long before it needs attention.

Uptone adapts a look to your features. It never rates how you look, never calls a feature a flaw, and every classification it suggests stays editable by you.

Read what Uptone will never do

Questions people ask

Do I need a photo of my hands?
No, but it helps. Without one you still get shape, finish and shade guidance; with one, the length and shape advice fits your actual nail beds.
Can I take this to a salon?
That is what it is for. The output is written to be shown to someone, not just read by you.
Does it handle nail art?
It describes the design in usable terms. Intricate hand-painted work still depends on your technician's skill, and we say when a reference is ambitious.

Try the nail set before the appointment.

Try a nail set