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AI FACE SHAPE ANALYSIS
Find your face shape in seconds
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Forehead, cheekbones, jawline, and face length.
Haircuts, glasses, and shape-based guidance.
Most faces are a blend of two shapes, so the measured proportions matter as much as the label itself.
YOUR RESULT
More than just a face shape
Your analysis includes your dominant face shape, key proportions, and styling guidance based on your features.
Face shape result
See your dominant face shape and whether your features are a blend of two shapes.
- Example: Oval with a soft heart influence
- Clearer than guessing from selfies alone
Measured proportions
Understand how your forehead, cheekbones, jawline, and face length compare.
- See which area is visually dominant
- Useful when your shape sits between categories
Style recommendations
Get guidance for hairstyles, glasses, earrings, hats, and necklines that suit your proportions.
- Examples: soft layers, cat-eye frames, open necklines
- Built to turn the result into styling decisions
HOW IT WORKS
3 simple steps to get your result
Upload one photo
Use one clear front-facing photo.
We analyze proportions
We assess forehead width, cheekbones, jawline, and face length.
Get your result in seconds
See your face shape, key proportions, and styling guidance.
RESULT PREVIEW
See what your analysis looks like
Your result includes your face shape, key proportions, and styling guidance tailored to your features.
Face shape
Oval
Slight blend with heart shape
Key proportions
- Forehead: balanced
- Cheekbones: widest point
- Jawline: softly tapered
- Face length: slightly longer than width
Style recommendations
Soft layers
Cat-eye glasses
Drop earrings
Open necklines
Your cheekbones are the widest point, which gives your face a softly balanced shape.
How To Determine Face Shape
Face shape comes from comparing a few key proportions, not from guessing in the mirror.
Forehead Width
Measured across the widest part of the forehead, usually around the temples or outer brow area.
Cheekbone Width
The distance across your cheekbones, which is often the widest point in oval and diamond faces.
Jawline Width
Measured across the jaw and especially useful for identifying square, heart, and diamond patterns.
Face Length
The vertical distance from upper forehead or hairline area down to the chin.
What Face Shape Analysis Helps With
Once you know your face shape, styling decisions get easier.
Hairstyles
Choose cuts that add width, soften angles, or create more length where you want visual balance.
Glasses
Pick frames that contrast with your natural structure instead of exaggerating the same proportions.
Makeup + contouring
Use your face shape to understand where contour and highlight will look most natural and effective.
FACE SHAPE TYPES
Most people fit one dominant face shape based on forehead width, cheekbones, jawline, and face length.
Many faces are a blend of two categories, so your result is most useful when paired with measured proportions.
Oval Face Shape
Balanced proportions with a softly tapered jawline and a face length slightly longer than width.
- Face length slightly longer than width
- Cheekbones often the widest point
- Softly tapered jawline
Round Face Shape
Soft curves, fuller cheeks, and a similar width and length through the mid-face.
- Face width and length are similar
- Rounded jawline
- Fuller cheeks
Square Face Shape
Strong structure with similar width through the forehead, cheekbones, and jaw.
- Defined jawline
- Broad forehead
- Angular structure
Oblong Face Shape
Longer than wide, with straighter sides and more vertical length than horizontal width.
- Face length clearly dominates
- Relatively uniform width
- Longer overall silhouette
Heart Face Shape
Wider through the forehead and cheekbones, narrowing toward a smaller chin.
- Broader upper face
- Narrower chin
- Often a tapered lower face
Diamond Face Shape
Cheekbones are the dominant width, with a narrower forehead and jawline.
- Cheekbones are widest
- Narrow forehead
- Narrow jawline
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about face shape analysis, photo requirements, and how the detector works.
What is my face shape based on?
Your face shape depends on the relationship between forehead width, cheekbone width, jawline width, and total face length.
How does the face shape detector work?
It uses computer vision to locate facial landmarks, compares the resulting proportions, and maps them to common face shape patterns.
What photo works best?
Use a clear, front-facing photo with good lighting, one visible face, and minimal hair covering the cheeks or jawline.
Are uploaded photos stored?
The page is designed for analysis only. The Netlify frontend proxies your upload to the analysis backend and does not use the image as content.
Can my result be a blend of two face shapes?
Yes. Many faces sit between categories, so the measured proportions are often more informative than a rigid label alone.
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