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Face length is greater than width, with a balanced jaw and forehead.
Free face shape analysis
Upload one clear photo and use our free AI face shape analyzer to find your closest match. Our service analyzes facial landmarks and returns your result quickly.
Use one face, even lighting, and a relaxed expression.
Fast server analysis · JPG, PNG, or WebP · up to 50 MBFace shape detector
Our service uses facial landmarks to compare the width of your forehead, cheekbones, and jaw with your face length. It does not score attractiveness or make a judgment about you.
Use a front-facing photo with one visible face and minimal lens distortion.
Our service maps face contours such as forehead, cheeks, jawline, and chin.
The tool returns your closest face shape and the proportions behind the result.
Face shapes
Face length is greater than width, with a balanced jaw and forehead.
Length and width are similar, with soft contours through the jaw.
Forehead, cheekbones, and jaw appear close in width.
The forehead is broader and the lower face tapers toward the chin.
Cheekbones are broadest, while forehead and jaw appear narrower.
Face length is the most pronounced proportion of the outline.
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FAQ
The tool finds facial landmarks in one photo, measures the relative width of the forehead, cheekbones, and jaw, then compares those proportions with common face-shape patterns.
Yes. Your photo is sent to the FaceAnalysis API for in-memory landmark analysis. This tool does not store the uploaded image.
Use a clear photo of one person looking directly at the camera. Keep the full face visible, use even light, and avoid strong filters, extreme angles, or hair that covers the jawline.
No. Face shape exists on a spectrum, and proportions change with camera angle, lens distortion, expression, hairstyle, and image quality. Treat the result as a useful visual estimate.