
Oval face
Balanced proportions with gently tapered sides and cheekbones as the widest point.
Use our free face shape detector to identify your face shape online in seconds. Upload a clear photo and get a useful starting point for hairstyles, glasses, and everyday styling that fits your proportions.
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Choose a focused analysis for your face shape, eyes, nose, age, or overall facial balance.
01Compare facial proportions and find the face shape that best matches your features.
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02Identify eye shape, brow type, and eye set from a clear front-facing photo.
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03Explore nose type categories using visible landmarks and proportional cues.
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04Get an honest age range from a private, on-device estimate.
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05Explore facial balance and proportions with a reference-only AI analysis.
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The face shape detector compares face length, cheekbones, forehead, and jawline. Explore the seven starting profiles it uses below.

Balanced proportions with gently tapered sides and cheekbones as the widest point.

Soft curves, fuller cheeks, and a face width that feels close to its length.

A defined jawline with forehead, cheekbones, and jaw at a similar width.

A wider forehead and cheekbones that taper toward a narrower chin.

A longer face with straighter sides and less taper from cheekbones to jaw.

High, wide cheekbones with a narrower forehead and jawline, tapering to a pointed chin.

A jawline wider than the cheekbones and forehead, with width concentrated toward the lower face.
Side by side
See the defining measurements for every shape the face shape detector recognizes. If you land between two rows, read both — about 20–30% of people are boundary cases.
| Shape | Widest point | Length vs width | Jaw & chin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oval face | Cheekbones | Moderately longer than wide | Gently tapered, rounded chin |
| Round face | Cheekbones | Nearly equal | Soft curves, rounded chin |
| Square face | All similar width | Nearly equal | Angular jaw, flat chin |
| Heart face | Forehead | Moderately longer | Tapered jaw, pointed chin |
| Oblong face | All similar width | Clearly longer than wide | Straight sides, flat chin |
| Diamond face | Cheekbones | Moderate | Narrow jaw, pointed chin |
| Triangle face | Jawline | Moderate | Wide, prominent jaw, broad chin |
Our analyzer uses real landmark ratios — this table is simply the human-readable version of the same logic.
Why use a face shape detector
Use the face shape detector to turn a quick selfie into practical direction without a measuring tape, an account, or a complicated beauty quiz.

Look at the features that define face shape: length, cheekbones, forehead, and jawline.
Every result ships with the exact measurements behind it — you see what the detector saw.

The experience is designed around a lightweight browser workflow, with no account required to get started.
Close the tab and nothing remains — no uploads, no traces, no account to delete.

Use your result as a practical starting point for hairstyles, glasses, makeup, and grooming choices.
Example: square jaws pair well with softer layers; pointed chins balance with side volume.
How measurement works
Face shape isn't one feature — it's the relationship between four distances. The face shape detector maps 478 facial landmarks in your photo's real pixels, then compares the ratios between these measurements.
From the top of the forehead to the bottom of the chin. Compared against cheekbone width, this is the strongest single signal — it separates oval and oblong faces from round and square ones.
The widest point across the cheekbones. When this is clearly the widest part of your face, you're in oval, round, or diamond territory — the jaw then decides which one.
Across the upper face at the temples. A forehead that is clearly the widest point points toward a heart shape; a narrow forehead with wide cheekbones suggests diamond.
Across the jaw angles. A jaw that matches the cheekbones reads square; a jaw that is the widest point reads triangle; a strongly tapered jaw with a pointed chin reads heart.
Why ratios, not absolutes: a wide jaw means nothing without context. Every measurement is expressed relative to your cheekbone width, so the result stays the same whether the photo is big or small, near or far.
A simple three-step process
A clear photo is all the face shape detector needs to begin exploring the proportions that shape your look.
Choose a front-facing photo with even lighting and your hair away from your face when possible.
The face shape detector compares the visual relationship between your forehead, cheekbones, jawline, and face length.
Use your face shape as a helpful starting point for hairstyles, glasses, makeup, and grooming ideas.
Honest expectations
Stylists disagree about face shapes all the time. What they agree on is that proportion — not perfection — is what makes a style work.
Questions, answered
Everything you need to know before uploading a photo.