What glasses suit my face?
What Glasses Suit My Face Shape?
Use face shape as the first filter, then validate width, scale, color, and style on your own photo.
Analyze
Estimate your likely face shape from one photo.
Shortlist
Turn the result into frame shapes worth trying.
Try on
Compare the shortlist on your own photo.
Quick frame guide by face shape
These recommendations are a first filter. Combine face shape, frame scale, and virtual try-on.
Face shapeTry firstReconsider firstWhy
OvalBalanced rectangular, browline, aviator, and classic framesFrames much narrower than the faceBalanced proportions make width, scale, and personal style the main filters.
RoundRectangular, square, geometric, and slightly wider framesTiny round frames that repeat every curveAngular lines add definition and balance softer curves.
SquareRound, oval, thin-metal, and softly curved framesHeavy square frames that emphasize the jawCurved shapes soften stronger angles around the jaw and forehead.
HeartLightweight, rounded, cat-eye, and bottom-balanced framesTop-heavy frames that widen the foreheadLighter or lifted shapes balance a wider forehead and narrower chin.
DiamondOval, rimless, cat-eye, and browline framesVery narrow frames that compress the cheekbonesGentle width balances prominent cheekbones and a narrower forehead.
OblongDeep rectangular, oversized, browline, and statement framesShallow frames that visually lengthen the faceMore lens depth and visual weight balance longer proportions.
TriangleBrowline, cat-eye, aviator, and defined upper-rim framesBottom-heavy frames that repeat jaw widthA stronger upper line balances a narrower forehead and wider jaw.
Face shape narrows the first set of frames.
Virtual try-on checks real visual scale.
The best pair fits both your proportions and style.
Next step
Move from advice to your own try-on
How do I know what glasses suit my face?
Start with the free detector, then check frame width, lens depth, bridge fit, and personal style.
Can AI recommend glasses for my face shape?
Yes. Use the result to create a shortlist, then confirm it with virtual try-on.
Should I choose glasses only by face shape?
No. Size, color, prescription needs, comfort, and personal taste also matter.