Face shape tools and free face analysis

• Oval

  Longer than wide, gently tapering to a rounded jaw. Suits most haircuts and frames.

• Round

  Length and width close, soft jaw. Height and angles add length.

• Square

  Forehead, cheekbones and jaw similar, angular jaw. Soft curves balance it.

• Oblong

  Clearly longer than wide with straight sides. Width and fringes balance it.

• Heart

  Forehead as wide as the cheekbones, narrow chin. Volume at the jaw balances it.

• Diamond

  Cheekbones widest, narrow forehead and jaw. Fringes and fullness at the jaw help.

• Triangle

  Jaw wider than the forehead. Volume at the crown balances it.

Detect your face shapeHairstyles for your face shapeTry glasses for your shape

• Camera at eye level, at arm's length or further.
• Face a window for soft, even daylight.
• Pull hair back from the forehead, temples and jaw.
• Remove glasses and keep a relaxed, closed-mouth expression.
• Look straight at the lens without tilting your head.
• Turn off beauty filters and portrait modes.

• Choose a haircut

  Face shape detector → hairstyles for face shape

  Get your shape, see the cuts that balance it, then preview your favorites on your own photo with the AI hairstyle changer.

• Choose glasses

  Face shape detector → glasses try on

  Frames that contrast with your outline balance it. Shortlist shapes, then try them on your photo.

• Shape your brows

  Eyebrow shape detector

  See where your arch and tail sit now, and groom toward the shape that suits your face shape.

• Plan lip makeup

  Lip shape analyzer

  Know your lip balance and Cupid's bow, and choose liner technique and finish to match.

• Understand your photos

  Face symmetry test → facial proportions calculator

  Find your better side and see which areas hair and makeup can balance.

• Get everything at once

  Face analyzer

  One selfie, every reading, each with a link to the tool that goes deeper.

AI hairstyle changerGlasses try on

• Facial landmarks

  Points placed on the face outline, brows, eyes, nose and lips. Our tools use 478 from Google's MediaPipe.

• Face length ÷ width

  The main ratio behind face shape. Under about 1.3 reads short and wide; 1.6 or more reads long.

• Facial thirds

  Hairline to brows, brows to the base of the nose, nose to chin. A classical reference for balance.

• Midline

  The vertical center line that the symmetry test compares both sides against.

• Cupid's bow

  The double curve at the center of the upper lip, used to classify lip shape.

• Brow arch

  The highest point of the eyebrow; its height and position define brow shape.

• Face shape detector

  Input: selfie · Output: one of 7 shapes

  Measures face length against cheekbone width and how the forehead and jaw compare, then suggests haircuts and glasses frames for your shape. The quickest way to an answer.

• Face shape calculator

  Input: 4 measurements + chin shape · Output: one of 7 shapes

  The same rules as the detector, from a tape measure instead of a photo. Shows the three ratios behind the result so you can see how close you are to the next shape.

• Hairstyles for face shape

  Input: selfie · Output: shape + recommended cuts

  Detects your shape and lists cuts that balance it, with a one-click path to preview each cut on your own photo.

• Face analyzer

  Input: selfie · Output: full report

  Face shape, eye, brow, nose and lip shapes, symmetry, proportions and skin tone in one scan, each card linking to the tool that goes deeper.

• Eyebrow shape detector

  Input: selfie · Output: brow type for each side

  Finds the start, arch and tail of each brow and classifies the shape, with grooming tips for your face shape.

• Lip shape analyzer

  Input: selfie · Output: lip type + makeup tips

  Measures fullness, upper-to-lower balance, Cupid's bow and corners, then suggests liner and lipstick technique.

• Face symmetry test

  Input: selfie · Output: symmetry score + breakdown

  Compares matched points on each side of the midline for eyes, brows, nose, mouth and jaw, and explains what the score bands mean.

• Facial proportions calculator

  Input: selfie · Output: thirds, midface, eye spacing

  Shows where the length of your face sits and how features are spaced, with styling ideas to balance each area.

• Attractiveness test

  Input: selfie · Output: harmony score

  Combines six measurable features into a harmony score, with the scale and every component explained on the page.

• How old do I look

  Input: selfie · Output: apparent age

  An age guesser that runs entirely in your browser using the FairFace model. Best used for fun, and to find your most flattering light.

• Taking the selfie too close: wide-angle lenses widen the cheeks and enlarge the nose.
• Tilting the chin: up or down changes the facial thirds and face length.
• Leaving hair over the forehead or jaw: the outline can't be measured.
• Smiling widely: cheeks lift and lips stretch, changing several readings.
• Using a filtered photo: beauty modes move the very landmarks being measured.
• Treating a borderline result as wrong: it usually means two shapes' advice applies.