The Face Shape Tool does not store or save your photos. The tool processes your image locally and discards it after analysis. The tool keeps your data private by avoiding storage, sale, or sharing of any uploaded photos.

The Face Shape Detector delivers high accuracy because it is trained on a large set of labeled faces. The detector still varies when lighting, angle, or pose changes. Use a clear, front-facing image to get the most consistent match.

You get different face shape results because angle, distance, lighting, and expression change your visible features. These shifts alter how the detector reads your outline. Use a clear, front-facing photo at eye level to keep results consistent.

Position your face by facing the camera directly, keeping your head straight, and centering your face in the frame. Pull your hair back so your forehead and jawline stay visible. This alignment gives the detector the most accurate read.

Keep a neutral expression in the photo to get the most accurate face shape result. Smiling shifts your cheek outline and changes how the detector reads your features. A relaxed, natural face gives the model a clearer geometric measurement.

Lighting and camera quality affect your face shape results because poor light and low resolution blur facial edges. Blurred outlines confuse the detector and reduce accuracy. Use even lighting and a clear, sharp photo to improve detection.

Hairstyle, bangs, and hair covering your face reduce detection accuracy because they hide your forehead, cheeks, and jawline. Hidden edges block the model from reading your true outline. Pull your hair back to keep your face fully visible.

The Face Shape Tool works on most modern mobile devices. The tool runs in updated browsers on smartphones and tablets without issues. Use the latest browser version to get faster processing and the most reliable detection.

The Face Shape Tool detects common face shapes such as oval, round, square, heart, rectangle, diamond, and pear. The detector identifies your primary match or a close mix when features overlap. These seven categories cover most facial structures.

The AI face shape detection process works by measuring key facial ratios such as forehead width, cheekbone width, and jawline length. The model compares these measurements to known shape patterns to classify your face. This ratio-based method produces consistent results.

Improve your face shape results by taking a new photo with neutral expression, clear lighting, and hair pulled back. Small changes in angle or shadows can distort your outline. If results still feel incorrect, trust your judgment and use the output as a guide.

The Face Shape Tool works entirely in your browser because the analysis runs locally. Your photo never leaves your device, which protects your privacy and prevents storage or sharing. Local processing keeps your data secure throughout detection.

You can upload multiple photos to improve accuracy because repeated results confirm your true face shape. Use clear images taken on different days or angles to test consistency. If the same shape appears often, that shape is likely your correct match.

The tool can analyze selfies and front-camera images as long as your face stays centered and undistorted. Avoid wide-angle lenses and beauty filters because they stretch or reshape your features. A clear, natural selfie gives the model an accurate outline.

The Face Shape Tool extracts geometric points from your photo, including your face outline, forehead width, cheekbone width, and jawline angle. The tool uses these measurements only to classify your face shape. No additional data is stored or analyzed.

The tool can recommend hairstyles, glasses, and makeup based on your face shape. It uses your detected shape to suggest flattering cuts, frame styles, and simple makeup guidelines. Treat these recommendations as starting points rather than strict rules.

Professionals can use this tool for client consultations because it provides fast and consistent face shape detection. Stylists and makeup artists can reference the results to guide haircuts, makeup looks, and styling choices. The tool supports quick, reliable decision-making.

The seven types of face shapes include oval, round, square, heart, rectangle, diamond, and pear. These categories cover most facial structures and help classify your outline. The Face Shape Tool uses these standard shapes for accurate matching.

Face shape analysis uses measurable ratios, so it has a scientific basis, but results still include some subjectivity. Small differences in angles, lighting, and interpretation affect classifications. Treat the output as a helpful guide that you can pair with your own judgment.

The Face Shape Tool works for both men and women because it analyzes geometric facial ratios, not gender traits. The tool measures widths, angles, and outlines the same way for every user. This gender-neutral process gives accurate results for all face types.

The Face Shape Tool can suggest the best glasses by matching your face shape to flattering frame styles. The tool uses your detected outline to identify frames that balance width, angles, and proportions. Use these suggestions as easy starting points when choosing eyewear.

Hairstyles suit your face shape best when they balance your outline by adjusting width, height, or volume. The Face Shape Tool identifies your shape and suggests cuts that enhance symmetry. Use these hairstyle ideas as simple guides for choosing flattering looks.