Face shapes are defined by two simple measurements: the ratio of face length to width, and which zone — forehead, cheekbones or jaw — is widest. From those, almost every face sorts into one of these seven types.
The 7 face shape types
1. Oval
Length is greater than width, the forehead is slightly wider than the jaw, and the jawline is gently rounded. Widely called the most balanced and versatile shape — most styles suit it.
2. Round
Length and width are similar, with soft curves and full cheeks. The goal with styling is usually to add height and length.
3. Square
Forehead, cheekbones and jaw are close in width, with a strong, angular jawline. Reads as bold and structured.
4. Heart
A wider forehead and cheekbones taper to a narrower, sometimes pointed chin. Often paired with a widow's peak.
5. Diamond
Cheekbones are the widest point, with a narrower forehead and jaw. Dramatic and angular, it suits styles that add width at the forehead and chin.
6. Oblong (Rectangle)
Like an oval but noticeably longer, with straighter sides and a similar width top to bottom. Styling tends to add width and break up the length.
7. Triangle (Pear)
The jaw is the widest point, narrowing up toward the forehead — the inverse of a heart shape.
Not sure which one is yours?
Scan a selfie and let the AI measure the ratios and name your exact type — free and private.
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Compare length and width. Is your face longer than wide, or about equal? The app measures this precisely from your photo.
Find the widest point. Forehead, cheekbones or jaw — this decides between similar shapes like heart and diamond.
Confirm with AI. One scan returns your shape with a description and style tips, so you don't have to eyeball it.
Which face shape is "most attractive"?
Oval is often called the "ideal" because it's the most balanced, but there's no single most attractive shape — every type has its own strengths, and styling for your shape matters far more than the label. Treat your result as a guide to what flatters you, not a ranking.