Face shape, symmetry and color
Find out what suits your face
Your face shape, your color season, and the haircuts, glasses and colors that work, from one selfie. Free, and the photo stays on your phone.
- 478 points measured on your device
- No account needed for a free result
- Results you can save and return to
Start here
Start with the face shape detector
Take one photo. The detector measures your forehead, cheekbones, jaw and face length, then names the shape those ratios describe. It draws the lines on your photo so you can check the reading.
Scan my faceFree, no account. The photo stays on your device.
- Symmetry10 pairs
- Color season12 palettes
- Undertone4 readings
Five tools
Start with a shape. Then color, symmetry, or the detail.
Why on-device
The photo stays where it is
The landmark model is served from this site and runs in your browser. There is no upload request in the analysis path: once the model has loaded, measuring a photo makes no network call. If you save a result, only the measurements are stored.
One photo, one reading
The landmark model runs locally, so the face is never sent to a server.
Numbers you can see
The measurement lines are drawn on your photo, and the ratios are listed under the result.
Only measurements are saved
If you create an account, the numbers are stored. The photo is not.
The seven shapes
Every shape has its own pages
- OvalLonger than wide, with a gently narrower jaw.
- RoundShort, full and soft at the corners.
- SquareA jaw that holds its width all the way down.
- HeartThe width is at the top, the point is at the bottom.
- DiamondThe width sits in the middle of the face.
- OblongLength is the story; width is the fix.
- TriangleThe widest line sits at the bottom.
Seven shapes, each defined by a ratio rather than a vibe. Start with the detector, or read the proportions behind each one.
Color
Twelve seasons, twelve palettes
Twelve palettes built on undertone, depth and clarity. Find yours with a photo and a short quiz, then read the palette page before you buy anything.
If you want the detail
The styling that follows the measurement
The free tools give you the shape or the season. The written reports add the styling that follows from it: hairstyles for women and men, frames, brows and beards for the face report; the full palette and the colors to avoid for the color report. Both come as a PDF.
- All five measurements with the ratios behind your shape
- Hairstyles written for your shape, for women and for men
- Glasses frames, eyebrow shapes and beard shapes
- Symmetry and proportion readings, explained
Start here
Measure your own photo first
The detector runs in your browser and draws the measurement lines on the photo. The free result names your shape; the full analysis adds the measurements and ratios behind it.
- No account and no upload
- The photo stays on your device
- Save the result when you want to return to it
Questions
Before you take a photo
A short, honest answer to the things people ask most often.
Is the face analysis really free?
Yes. The face shape result, the symmetry reading, the color season and the palettes are free, with no account required. The paid reports add detail and a PDF.
Does the photo get uploaded?
No. The analysis runs in your browser and the image is never sent to a server. The only thing that can be saved is the measurements, and only if you ask.
Do I need an account?
No. You can get a free result and buy a report without one. An account keeps your results and reports on every device you sign in on.
Which tool should I start with?
Start with the face shape detector. It takes one photo, gives you the shape and the measurement lines, and links to the hairstyle, glasses, brow and beard pages written for that shape. The color analysis is a separate photo and a short quiz.
How accurate is the measurement?
The landmarks are accurate to a few pixels on a good photo, and the ratios are repeatable. Real faces often sit between two shapes, so the result names the closest shape and the runner up.
Is this medical or cosmetic advice?
No. This site measures proportions and describes color. It does not diagnose, treat or recommend procedures. If you have a concern about your skin or your health, see a clinician.