Face analyzer: your full facial analysis

Start with the overall rating, then read the cards in order. Shape comes first because it frames everything else: a heart-shaped face with almond eyes needs different haircuts and frames than a square face with round eyes, even though both have balanced proportions.

Proportion cards compare your measurements with classic ideals such as equal facial thirds or eyes spaced one eye-width apart. These ideals come from art history, not biology, so treat a lower number as a description of your features rather than a flaw. Plenty of famous faces break every rule.

Color cards depend on light. Take one photo facing a window in daylight and another indoors, then compare. If the undertone changes, trust the daylight version. When a card interests you, open its dedicated tool for a deeper breakdown and more tips.

Lighting and camera position affect every card at once. Sit facing a window, hold the phone at eye level and keep your chin level. Remove glasses, push hair off your forehead and relax your mouth. If a warning appears about head turn, retake the photo before reading the details.