FaceShape · facial geometry, on-device
FaceShape maps the landmarks of your face, measures the widths and ratios that define its outline — forehead, cheekbones, jaw, length — and classifies the result against seven geometric shapes. Then it tells you what that geometry means for hair, glasses and beard.
Nothing is uploaded. Measurement runs entirely on your phone.
The seven
Every shape below is a statement about proportion — which of your three key widths is largest, how length compares to width, and whether the jaw turns a corner or curves. No personality readings, no attractiveness scores.
The scan · three steps
Hold the phone level and look straight ahead. FaceShape checks lighting, head angle and distance before it will measure — a turned head is rejected rather than guessed at.
Facial landmarks are detected on-device and converted into real proportions: forehead width, cheekbone width, jaw width, face length, and the angle at which your jaw turns.
Those ratios are scored against all seven shapes. You get the result, the numbers behind it, and a plain-language explanation of why your geometry reads that way.
The report · ten cards
Your shape and the geometry behind it are given away, because a result you can't see isn't a result. The rest of the report goes deeper into symmetry, expression and styling.
What we don't claim
Full report
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