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The selected image is not submitted to VisuTry by this free detector.
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Free Face Shape Detector
Estimate whether your face is oval, round, square, heart, diamond, oblong, or triangle. Your photo stays in this browser and the free result uses no Gemini request.
Free on-device tool
Upload one straight-on photo
Your photo is processed in this browser. It is not sent to VisuTry's server or stored by this tool.
What this free result includes
- A likely face-shape estimate from seven styling categories
- Input quality checks for multiple faces, tilt, and face size
- Measured geometry signals and a length-to-width ratio
- Direct links to glasses, hairstyle, and comparison guides
This is a styling estimate, not identity recognition, a medical assessment, or a physical frame-size measurement. The MediaPipe model files are downloaded from a public CDN; your selected image remains in browser memory.
Geometry-based estimate
MediaPipe landmarks are converted into aspect-corrected facial proportions.
Honest result language
Quality describes the photo—not a guaranteed probability of being correct.
For the clearest result
- Use one face with a neutral expression.
- Keep both eyes level and look directly at the camera.
- Pull hair away from the forehead and jaw when possible.
- Avoid strong shadows, beauty filters, and wide-angle distortion.
Prefer to check manually?
Measure face length, forehead, cheekbones, and jaw, then compare the seven common outline patterns without uploading a photo anywhere.
Open the measurement guideFree face shape detector FAQ
Is this face shape detector free?
Yes. The on-device face-shape estimate does not require an account, credits, or a server-side AI request.
Is my photo uploaded or stored?
No. This free tool reads the selected image in browser memory and runs MediaPipe locally. The model files are downloaded from a public CDN, but the photo is not sent to VisuTry by this detector.
How accurate is an online face shape detector?
Results depend on pose, crop, lighting, hair coverage, and whether your proportions sit between categories. Treat the output as a styling estimate and compare the measurement explanation before using it.
What photo works best?
Use one centered, straight-on face with level eyes, a neutral expression, even lighting, and the forehead and jaw visible.