What eye shapes can you detect?

The Eye Shape Detector classifies almond, round, upturned, and downturned shapes from facial landmarks, and reports eye set (wide, average, close) and brow type (arched, straight, angled).

Can you detect hooded eyes or monolids?

Hooded lids and monolids depend on the eyelid crease, which a front-facing photo can't measure reliably. We don't guess — the result focuses on shape, set, and brow.

How Does the Eye Shape Detector Work?

The Eye Shape Detector maps the corners, lid line, iris spacing, and brow curve from facial landmarks, then compares them to typical shape profiles — all on your device.

Is this eye shape test free?

Yes. The basic eye and brow shape analysis is free and requires no account. A full multi-feature face report is available as a paid upgrade.

What is the most attractive eye shape?

There's no objective answer — almond eyes are the most common, and beauty standards vary by culture and era. Use the result as a styling starting point, not a ranking.

Can you change your eye shape?

You can't change the bone structure, but makeup techniques — eyeliner, shadow, and lash styles — are designed to visually lift or round the eye, which is why knowing your shape helps.

What is an eye shape chart?

An eye shape chart is a visual reference of the main eye types — almond, round, upturned, downturned, and sometimes monolid and hooded. Our chart above covers the four we classify.

What's the best eyebrow shape for my face?

A useful rule of thumb: arched brows suit rounder faces, straighter brows balance longer faces, and angled brows can add structure to softer features. Your brow result is a starting point — try styles you like.

Eye Shape Detector

Eye Shape Detector: Find Your Eye Shape Online

Use this free Eye Shape Detector to identify your eye type — almond, round, upturned, or downturned — plus your brow shape and eye set. Your photo is analyzed privately on your device.

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Results are a styling reference, not a medical or scientific measurement.

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The Four Main Eye Shapes

The Eye Shape Detector compares four common shape families — almond, round, upturned, or downturned. Upload a photo to see which type of eye you have.

Almond eyes

The most common eye shape — wider than tall with gently tapered corners and a visible crease.

Round eyes

A rounder opening with the iris surrounded by white on more sides.

Upturned eyes

Outer corners sit higher than the inner corners, creating a lifted cat-eye line.

Downturned eyes

Outer corners sit slightly lower, giving a soft and relaxed expression.

Brow shape guide

Your Brow Shape, From the Same Upload

The same photo also maps your brow type — useful when you're choosing how to shape or fill your eyebrows.

Arched

A clear peak above the iris gives the face a lifted, expressive look.

Straight

A flatter line across the brow bone — common with almond and oval faces.

Angled

A defined angle at the arch, often with the inner end sitting higher or lower than the outer end.

Eye Shape Detector chart

Eye Shape Detector Chart: Spot the Differences

A quick reference for the eye types the Eye Shape Detector classifies — compare the opening, corner line, and typical look of each.

Eye type	Opening	Corner line	Typical look
Almond	Narrow, slightly tapered	Gently pointed at both corners	Most common eye shape
Round	Rounder, more visible iris	Soft, curved line	Open and friendly look
Upturned	Elongated with lift	Outer corner higher than inner	Cat-eye, lifted look
Downturned	Elongated, softer	Outer corner lower than inner	Relaxed, gentle look

The detector also reports eye set (wide, average, close) — a separate axis from shape.

Learn

Almond Eyes: The Most Common Eye Shape

“Almond eye” is the shape most people have — named after the almond nut because the opening is slightly wider than it is tall, with soft points at both corners.

Almond eyes work with nearly every brow shape and eyeliner style.
If your result is close between almond and round, the runner-up note explains why.
“What eye shape do I have?” is one of the most searched questions — the Eye Shape Detector answers it in seconds.

Explained

Hooded Eyes vs Non-Hooded Eyes, Explained

Hooded eyes have an eyelid crease that isn't visible when the eye is open — a very common look that people often search about alongside eye shape.

Hooded vs non-hooded depends on the crease, which front photos can't measure reliably.
That's why the Eye Shape Detector focuses on shape, set, and brow instead of guessing.
Search your eye shape plus “hooded” for makeup guides tailored to that look.

Why this tool

Why use an Eye Shape Detector?

This Eye Shape Detector maps your features on-device and reports the proportions behind the result — free, private, and honest about its limits.

Free — no signup100% on-deviceMeasures, not guesses

Your photo stays on your device

The analysis runs in your browser with on-device models — your photo is never uploaded or stored.

On-device face landmark models
No server round-trip for your image
No account needed

We measure, not just label

We map eye corners, lid lines, iris spacing, and brow curves, then show you the ratios behind the shape.

Eye opening & tilt measured from landmarks
Eye set from iris spacing vs face width
Brow arch and slant reported

One photo, three results

A single upload returns your eye shape, eye set, and brow shape — no separate tests needed.

Eye shape: almond, round, upturned, downturned
Eye set: wide, average, or close
Brow shape: arched, straight, or angled

A simple three-step process

How It Works in 3 Steps

A clear photo is all you need — analysis runs on your device, so nothing is uploaded.

Upload a clear photo

Choose a front-facing photo with even lighting and your hair away from your face when possible.

Private on-device analysis

Facial landmarks are mapped in your browser with on-device models — your photo never leaves your device.

Explore your result

Read your result with a clear explanation, then try the related face analysis tools.

Honest about the limits

What this tool does & doesn't do

What the Eye Shape Detector Measures

Eye corners, lid line, and opening ratio to tell almond from round
Corner tilt to tell upturned from downturned
Iris spacing vs face width for eye set, plus brow arch and slant

What it doesn't guess

Hooded lids or monolids — the lid crease isn't visible to a front camera
Your exact eye shape from an angled or poorly lit photo
Medical or scientific claims about your eyes

Know what your eye shape means for makeup and brows — without the guesswork.

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