Free Face Shape Detector

Upload one photo for a private estimate, then move into practical hair and glasses guidance.

Analyze my faceSee how it works

Run the detector on a clear photo.

Choose one clear, face-forward photo for a private, browser-only estimate of its proportions.

Choose a clear photo

Even light with a visible forehead and jawline gives the clearest reading.

For a more reliable reading

  • Face the camera directly and keep your chin level.
  • Move hair away from your forehead, cheeks, and jawline.
  • Use even light without strong shadows across your face.
  • Include one face with the full forehead and chin visible.

Your photo never leaves this browser. Analysis happens on this device. We do not upload or save your photo. Review the method and limitations

Prefer not to use a photo? Measure manually

Compare four measurements in your browser instead.

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Seven face shapes explained

What is a face shape?

Our face shape detector uses four key measurements - face length, forehead width, cheekbone width, and jawline width - to compare facial proportions. The result is a styling reference, not a rule or diagnosis.

Face with forehead, cheekbone, jaw, and length measurement guides

Face length

Shows whether the overall outline reads balanced or noticeably longer.

Forehead width

Helps identify when the upper face is the widest visible area.

Cheekbone width

Reveals whether the middle of the face carries the strongest width.

Jawline width

Adds context through width, angle, and the way the chin tapers.

What your result includes

After the face shape detector gives you a result, see the pattern, visible signals, and practical directions to explore next.

Oval face shape reference portrait

Example result

Oval face shape

Nearby shape: Oblong characteristics

Explore all face shapes

Visible signals

Balanced width with a soft taper

Hairstyle direction

Keep the natural balance visible

Glasses direction

Choose frames that follow your scale

Key features, built around your privacy.

A focused detector that protects your photo and explains the result in useful terms.

The face shape detector is designed to process your image locally in this browser. We do not upload, save, or build a photo history.

Private by design

How it works

No account, upload queue, or app download. The analysis runs in your browser.

Choose a clear photo

Use a face-forward photo with even light and a visible forehead and jawline.

Run the local reading

The local model reads visible landmarks and compares the proportions with seven familiar patterns.

Explore your result

Review the closest pattern, nearby shape, and practical hair and glasses directions.

Made for real style decisions

Use the estimate as a practical reference before a haircut, frame purchase, or manual comparison.

See detailed face shape analysis

Open the analysis-focused tool page to understand which proportions likely shaped your result and how to double-check it.

Browse hairstyle ideas by face shape

Move from a face-shape result into haircut ideas, then jump to the matching guide for each shape.

Compare nearby shapes

Read both guides when your visible proportions sit between two familiar patterns.

Compare with a manual measurement

Use the local estimate alongside forehead, cheekbone, jaw, and face-length measurements in the browser.

The 7 face shapes

Compare the defining proportions, then open a guide for hair, glasses, and nearby shapes.

Oval face shape reference portrait

Balanced length and soft taper

Oval

Gently tapered from forehead to jaw with balanced proportions.

Round face shape reference portrait

Soft curves and full cheeks

Round

Soft curves and fuller cheeks, with width sitting close to length.

Square face shape reference portrait

Defined jaw and equal widths

Square

Forehead, cheeks, and jaw read at similar widths with a defined jawline.

Heart face shape reference portrait

Wide forehead and narrow chin

Heart

A broader upper face tapers toward a narrower, often delicate chin.

Diamond face shape reference portrait

Prominent cheekbones

Diamond

Cheekbones stand out as the widest point, with a narrower forehead and jaw.

Oblong face shape reference portrait

Longer proportions

Oblong

Length is noticeably greater than width, often with straighter sides.

Triangle face shape reference portrait

Strong jaw and narrow forehead

Triangle

The jaw is the widest point, narrowing gradually toward the forehead.

Explore every face shape in detail

Face shape questions, answered plainly.

Clear answers about local analysis, privacy, and how to use an estimate.

Ready to understand your face shape?

Use one clear photo to get a private estimate and practical style directions.

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