Your face shape is the outline created by your hairline, forehead, cheekbones and jaw. Most people fall into one of a handful of categories — oval, round, square, heart, diamond, oblong (rectangle) or triangle — decided by two things: how long your face is compared with its width, and which part (forehead, cheeks or jaw) is widest.
The quick way to tell your face shape
You can estimate it at home. Pull your hair back, look straight into a mirror, and ask:
- Is your face longer than it is wide, or about equal? Longer points to oval, oblong or heart; equal points to round or square.
- Where is your face widest? Cheekbones (oval/diamond), forehead (heart), or an even width top to bottom (round/square).
- Is your jaw soft and curved, or sharp and angular? Curved suggests round or oval; angular suggests square or oblong.
It works, but it's easy to second-guess — which is exactly what an AI face shape detector removes.
How to find your face shape with the app
Take a clear selfie. Face the camera in even light, hair pulled back so your full hairline and jaw show. No account needed.
Let the AI map your face. On-device, it places facial landmarks and measures the ratios between forehead, cheekbones, jaw and overall length.
Read your result. Your face shape appears with a short description of its traits and a "View Style & Beauty Tips" link tailored to it.
Find your face shape now
Free, private and instant — one selfie is all it takes.
App Store Google PlayThe face shapes at a glance
Oval
Length greater than width, gently rounded jaw. The most versatile shape.
Round
Soft curves, similar length and width, fuller cheeks.
Square
Strong, angular jaw with forehead and jaw of similar width.
Heart
Wider forehead and cheekbones narrowing to a pointed chin.
Diamond
Cheekbones the widest point, narrow forehead and jaw.
Oblong
Like oval but longer, with a straighter cheek line.
Tips for the most accurate reading
- Pull hair completely off your face and forehead.
- Use soft, even, front-facing light — avoid harsh side shadows.
- Keep the camera at eye level and look straight ahead with a neutral expression.
- Rescan a couple of times; consistent results confirm your shape.