Glasses guide by face shape
Use your heart face shape to shortlist frames, then compare width, lens depth, bridge fit, color, and style on your own photo.
Face shape is a useful first filter. The strongest choice also fits your measurements, prescription needs, comfort, and personal style.
Cat-eye, rounded, and light or rimless frames can balance a wider forehead with a narrower chin. Compare the visual weight of the upper and lower frame lines, then check width and bridge placement on your own face.
Lightweight, rounded, cat-eye, and bottom-balanced frames
Top-heavy frames that widen the forehead
Lighter or lifted shapes balance a wider forehead and narrower chin.
Recommended frame styles
A light rim can keep the upper face from looking crowded. Check bridge fit and overall lens width.
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Gentle circles bring softness below a broader forehead. Compare the lens diameter with cheek width.
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A modest upsweep can highlight the eyes. Try restrained corners to avoid adding too much width above.
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A stronger lower edge draws some attention toward the cheeks and chin. Check the look while smiling.
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A rounded frame can soften the transition from forehead to chin, while a subtle cat-eye adds lift through the outer corners. Compare both directions neutrally and choose the balance that fits your intended style.
AI shopping workflow
Estimate your likely face shape from one photo.
Turn the result into frame shapes worth trying.
Compare the shortlist on your own photo.
Look for a frame width that supports the cheek area without making the forehead feel heavier. Lens depth, bridge position, and a lighter lower rim can help keep the full face in visual balance.
Lightweight, rounded, cat-eye, and bottom-balanced frames. Lighter or lifted shapes balance a wider forehead and narrower chin.
Top-heavy frames that widen the forehead. Start with the recommendations below, then use virtual try-on as the visual check.
Find your face shape from one photo, free in your browser. No sign-up, credits or server photo upload. Explore glasses styles for your face shape. Use face shape as the first filter, then validate width, scale, color, and style on your own photo.