Free photo face-shape check
Use one clear photo to estimate your likely face shape, then turn that result into practical glasses guidance instead of stopping at a label.
Use a straight-on photo with your full face visible.
The free detector runs on-device in your browser.
Continue into glasses advice, try-on, or frame compare.
Compare four proportions: forehead width, cheekbone width, jaw width, and overall face length. The relationship between these measurements helps distinguish common face shapes such as oval, round, square, heart, diamond, and oblong.
Try the free face shape detector
Compare the six common face-shape patterns side by side: soft curves, balanced length, a defined jaw, a wider forehead, wider cheekbones, or longer proportions. Real faces can sit between categories, so use the comparison as a directional guide.
Your face-shape result is most useful when it leads to a decision. Start with the likely shape, then explore frame directions and confirm the visual result on your own photo before choosing a pair.
Find your face shape from a photoFace shape is an estimate, not an identity label.
Use proportions together rather than one feature alone.
Confirm glasses visually after narrowing the options.
Free next step
Compare the relative width of your forehead, cheekbones, and jaw together with overall face length. VisuTry can estimate the likely shape from one clear photo.
Yes. The basic face shape detector is free and runs on-device in your browser, so you can get a quick estimate before choosing glasses.
Use it as a first filter, then compare frame width, lens depth, bridge fit, and style. You can continue into the glasses advisor, virtual try-on, or frame compare.