What is the AI Aura Photo Scanner?
Aura photography is a fairground classic. You sit down, a machine takes your picture, and out comes a portrait wrapped in coloured light. It looks magical. What is actually happening is that the machine reads something ordinary, usually skin conductivity from a hand plate or simply a preset, and then paints colours over your photo accordingly. No camera records an aura, because an aura does not emit light that a sensor can pick up.
This scanner does something more honest. It reads the real colours already in your photograph and tells you exactly what it found. Every pixel above a brightness threshold is sorted by hue and saturation into one of the 11 aura colour families, and we report the genuine percentage share of each one. We also look separately at the area where your clothing usually sits and at the background, because those two tell different stories.
Then we read that palette through the traditional aura colour meanings: what your lead colour is said to mean, how it shows up in love and at work, what it looks like under stress, and which colour balances it. There is also a short section on colour psychology, since the colours you chose to wear and to stand in front of really do say something about how you want to feel.
Change your shirt or your lighting and you will get a different palette. That is expected, and the report says so. This tool reads a picture, not a person. It cannot recognise who you are, and it never comments on health.
How it works
Your photo stays in your browser. It is drawn to a canvas and downscaled, then every pixel is converted from RGB to HSL (hue, saturation, lightness). Near-black shadows and low-saturation greys below mid-tone are discarded, because they describe the lighting rather than any colour choice. What remains is bucketed by hue angle and saturation into the 11 aura families, and each family keeps a running average of its true colour so the swatches in your report are the real measured colours, not illustrations.
Families are ranked by share of the surviving pixels. The top three become your primary, secondary and third colour. We also compute the overall brightness and contrast of the image, which set the intensity of the halo drawn in your report, and we sample the outer border region as the background and the lower centre region as the clothing area, each ranked the same way.
Your mood answer is not used to change the colour measurements. It is used in the psychological section, where the report compares how you say you feel against what the palette traditionally means, and suggests which of your supporting colours might help.
How it connects to your star sign
Aura colours carry the same planetary links as the zodiac, so each colour points back to one or two signs. The report names the sign behind your primary colour and your secondary colour with the reason for each: red to Aries through Mars, yellow and gold to Leo through the Sun, pink and green to Taurus and Libra through Venus, indigo to Pisces through Neptune, white to Cancer through the Moon. If you add your birth date it also shows your own sun sign and that sign traditional colour, so you can see whether the palette in your photo matches the colour your chart would expect.