Discover your face shape.
Upload a clear photo and get a practical estimate of your face shape. Then explore personalized guidance for hairstyles, glasses, facial hair and more.
Your result is an estimate based on visible facial landmarks.
Your detected proportions will appear here.
Your proportion snapshot
Ideas to explore
Check nearby face shapes
Compare this estimate with similar categories and check the result in another well-lit, front-facing photo.
How to read this: This is a styling-oriented estimate, not a diagnosis or a validated measure of attractiveness. Landmark detection, head position, camera distance, lighting and hairstyle can affect the result. If it doesn't match what you see, compare the manual guide and try another photo.
Which face shape are you?
Learn the key characteristics of each category and compare the result with our detailed guides.
A simple answer, with the reasoning explained.
MyFaceShaper is designed to be useful without pretending a photo can give a perfect scientific label.
Choose a clear photo
Front-facing, evenly lit photos with the full face visible usually give the most useful result.
Measure visible proportions
The browser detects facial landmarks and compares overall width, height, forehead, cheek and jaw proportions.
Explore the result
Use the estimate as a starting point, then compare it with the detailed guides and styling ideas.
Get more from your result.
Go beyond the label with practical articles about measuring your face, understanding accuracy and choosing between similar categories.
Useful. Transparent. Not overhyped.
We explain how the estimate works and where it can go wrong. Face-shape categories are simplified descriptions, so a result should be treated as a useful starting point rather than a verdict.
Before you upload a photo
A few straightforward answers to the things people usually want to know first.
How does the face shape analyzer work?
MyFaceShaper uses a facial-landmark model in the browser and compares proportions including overall width and height, cheekbone width, forehead width and jaw width. Rules then map those measurements to one of six common categories.
Does MyFaceShaper upload my photo?
The current analyzer is designed to process the selected image in your browser. The face-landmark calculation does not require the photo to be uploaded to a MyFaceShaper server.
What photo gives the best result?
Choose a clear, front-facing photo with your whole face visible. Avoid extreme camera angles, heavy filters, strong shadows and hair covering the main outline.
Can a person have more than one face shape?
Yes. Face-shape categories are simplified descriptions. Someone can have characteristics of two categories, and a different photo can produce a different estimate.
Learn how face-shape analysis works
MyFaceShaper combines browser-based facial landmark detection with proportion-based rules to estimate one of six broad face-shape categories. The result is an estimate, not a medical or scientific diagnosis.
For a deeper explanation, read how the methodology works or browse our face-shape guides covering proportions, photography, accuracy, and common sources of disagreement between face-shape tests.