AI Color Analysis
AI face shape detector — know your shape
Find which shape your proportions match, and what suits it.
Six shapes your photo is measured against
Every read comes down to four numbers: the width of the forehead, the cheekbones and the jaw, and the length of the face. Upload a photo to see where yours land.
Oval
Length about one and a half times the width, cheekbones widest, jaw softly rounded.
Round
Length and width close to equal, full cheeks, no corner at the jaw.
Square
Length and width close to equal, jaw as wide as the forehead and clearly angular.
Heart
Forehead widest, the face narrowing towards a pointed chin.
Diamond
Cheekbones widest by a clear margin, forehead and jaw both narrow.
Oblong
Length dominates the width, tall forehead, the three widths close to equal.
Three steps to your face shape
From photo to result in under a minute.
Step 1 — Upload a front-facing photo
Hair pulled back so the jawline and hairline are visible.
Step 2 — The model measures the outline
Forehead, cheekbone and jaw width against face length.
Step 3 — See what suits the result
Hairstyles and frames that work with those proportions.
Why use this face shape detector
What makes the read worth trusting before you change anything.
Measured on your own face
The shape comes from your proportions — jaw, cheekbones, forehead — not from a chart you have to match by eye.
Ready in a minute
No appointment and no waiting — upload a photo and the result is right there.
Your photo stays yours
The image is processed for your preview and nothing else. Delete it from your account whenever you like.
Useful straight away
The result feeds the haircut, frame and brow advice, so it is a starting point rather than a label.
Why the shape is worth knowing
It is the input behind most haircut and eyewear advice you will ever read.
An objective outline
Judging your own face shape in a mirror is famously unreliable.
Feeds other decisions
Cut, fringe and frame choice all follow from proportions.
Handles in-between cases
Most people sit between two shapes; the result says so rather than forcing one.
When it comes in handy
From photo to result in under a minute.
Before a haircut
The single most useful input for choosing a shape.
Choosing glasses
Frames are picked against face shape first.
Growing out a fringe
Know whether it was the fringe or the shape.
Frequently asked questions
From the ratio between forehead, cheekbone and jaw width, plus face length. Most people sit between two shapes rather than matching one exactly.
Hairstyles and glasses frames read differently depending on proportions, so knowing the shape narrows the sensible options.
Contouring shifts the perceived outline, so a bare face gives the most reliable measurement.
Front-facing, hair back, even lighting, no strong angle. A tilted head changes the proportions the model sees.
That is the common case. The report names both and explains which styling advice applies from each.
Studio subscribers generate without a per-image limit; without a subscription you generate within the credits on your account.
All your style experiments, in one place
Every look you generate is saved to your account, so you can compare them side by side later.
Ready to see the result?
Upload one photo — the analysis and the try-on live in the same place.
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