Show clients their exact tan shade before you mix a single solution
Photograph the client's skin under normal light. Makeover generates a photorealistic preview at their chosen depth level in under 10 seconds — their own undertone, not a shade card model with someone else's skin.
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What is a event tan preview preview?
An event tan preview tool uses AI to show a client what their spray tan or self-tan shade will look like on their own skin before the solution ever touches them. The technician or client uploads a current photo, and the tool generates a photorealistic preview at their chosen depth level — light, medium, or dark — rendered against their actual undertone rather than a generic shade chart. Spray tan studios and mobile tanning artists use this ahead of weddings, proms, and competitions to eliminate shade guessing and prevent day-of regret.
Why it matters
Event tans carry zero room for error — a bride, prom client, or competitor gets one shot at the right shade with no time to fix a bad result before the event. Shade selection is also the single biggest source of comeback complaints in the spray tan business: clients pick "dark" off a laminated chart without understanding how DHA develops differently on their base undertone, then panic when they oxidize orange in photos or show up too light on stage. A preview taken at booking removes the guesswork before the artist loads the gun, and it gives the client something to approve in writing before the appointment — not after the ceremony photos come back.
Who uses this
Spray tan studio owners and technicians booking wedding parties, prom groups, and pageant clients who need a guaranteed shade for a fixed date. Mobile spray tan artists doing bridal parties on-site the morning of, with no time for a redo before the ceremony. Bodybuilding and bikini competition prep coaches coordinating stage-color builds with their athletes days out from a show. Self-tan brands and beauty counter staff helping customers choose between light, medium, and dark drops or mousse before they buy a bottle they'll only use once.
Heard this from a spray tan client?
A bride asks "will I look orange in my wedding photos?" and the only answer you have is a laminated shade card with someone else's skin on it.
A competitor wants stage-color dark but is terrified of turning up patchy or streaky under the lights — and won't commit to a shade they've never seen on themselves.
A prom client books "medium" based on a friend's tan, then shows up wanting a redo two days before prom because it developed nothing like she pictured on her own skin tone.
How event tan preview previews work
Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.
Photograph the client at booking
A clean, well-lit photo of bare skin — face and shoulders, or the area being tanned. No filters, no makeup skewing the base tone.
AI generates the shade preview
The model renders light, medium, and dark DHA development against the client's actual undertone, so the client is comparing real options on their own skin, not a chart.
Client approves the shade before you spray
The client picks a depth level before you mix solution. Fewer redo requests, fewer "this isn't what I wanted" conversations after the event.
Common questions about event tan preview
Straight answers. No jargon.
Let's build the version made for your business
Every preview on this site is a variation of the same engine, tuned to one industry. Tell us about yours, and we'll show you exactly what we'd build for it.
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