Detect Face Shape Instantly with Our Advanced AI Scanner
Upload one portrait and our engine maps 478 facial points to measure your true proportions — then reveals your face shape and the styles built to flatter it.
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Your full facial analysis
Beyond shape — symmetry, vertical balance and proportional harmony, measured from your geometry.
A composite of symmetry, vertical balance and classical proportion.
A classically balanced face divides into three near-equal thirds.
These figures are geometric estimates from a single photo, intended for styling guidance and entertainment — not medical or clinical assessment. Angle, lighting and expression can shift results.
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Geometry Report
Symmetry, facial thirds, golden proportion and a full shape distribution.
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Get a precise reading of your facial geometry, understand what makes your proportions unique, and unlock styling choices — hair, eyewear and grooming — engineered for your exact shape.
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Seven ways a face is measured
Face shape is decided by four measurements — forehead, cheekbones, jawline and length — and the softness of the jaw.
Three steps to your reading
Map
A neural mesh locates 478 landmarks across your face — jaw corners, cheekbones, temples and chin — in a fraction of a second.
Measure
We calculate your forehead, cheekbone and jaw widths, total face length, and the angle of your jaw, then convert them to proportions.
Match
Those proportions are scored against the six classical face shapes to reveal your dominant shape and its closest neighbours.
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The entire analysis runs locally in your browser. No image is uploaded, stored, or sent to any server — close the tab and it's gone.
What people say about Detect Face Shape
"I've spent years thinking I had a round face. Turns out I'm oval with round tendencies — the percentage breakdown finally explained why some 'round face' hairstyle advice never worked on me. Showed the report to my hairdresser and she loved it."
"Used this before ordering glasses online. The eyewear tab told me to avoid boxy frames because of my square jaw — went with round ones instead and honestly it's the first pair I've ever loved."
"The beard recommendations are legit. It caught my diamond shape and suggested keeping the beard fuller at the jaw — my barber said the same thing word for word. Also big respect for not uploading my photo anywhere."
"Tried three other face shape tools and they all gave me different answers. This one actually shows the measurements it took — the calipers on the photo, the ratios, the jaw angle — so I can see WHY it says heart. That transparency won me over."
"Fast and surprisingly detailed. The symmetry score and facial thirds were things I didn't even know I wanted to see. Only wish I could compare two photos side by side — maybe a future feature?"
"Did it on my phone with the camera in about ten seconds. Downloaded the little analysis card and sent it to our family group chat — now everyone's checking their face shape. My mum is apparently a classic heart."
Common questions about face shapes
What is the most common face shape?
Oval is the most common face shape worldwide, followed by round. However, most people are actually a blend of two shapes — for example, mostly oval with some square characteristics. That is exactly why our detector shows a full percentage distribution across all seven shapes instead of forcing a single label.
How do I determine my face shape manually?
Measure four things: forehead width (temple to temple), cheekbone width at its widest point, jaw width, and face length from hairline to chin. Then compare the ratios — longer than wide with a soft jaw suggests oval; equal width and length suggests round or square depending on jaw angle. Our AI simply does this measuring for you, instantly.
What are the seven face shapes?
The seven classical face shapes are oval, round, square, rectangle (oblong), heart, diamond and triangle. Each is defined by how your forehead, cheekbone and jaw widths compare, plus your overall face length and jaw angle. You can explore the defining features of each one in the encyclopedia section above.
Which face shape is most attractive?
There is no objectively "best" face shape — every shape has styles that make it look stunning. Oval is often called the most versatile because most hairstyles and frames suit it, while strong jaws, high cheekbones and delicate chins each carry their own signature appeal. The goal is balance, not conformity.
Can your face shape change over time?
Your underlying bone structure stays the same, but weight changes and natural aging can shift how your face shape appears. Fuller cheeks can make an oval face read as round, and reduced facial volume can sharpen angles. Stylists recommend re-checking your face shape every year or two.
What glasses suit my face shape?
The golden rule of eyewear is contrast: choose frames that oppose your natural lines. Round faces look sharpest in angular, rectangular frames; square faces soften beautifully in round or oval frames; heart shapes balance with bottom-heavy styles. Run the analyzer above and the Eyewear tab will give you frame guidance for your exact shape.