Face Shape Finder & Glasses

Find your face shape from a single selfie, then see which glasses frame styles eyewear guides often suggest for it. Face Shape is a hands-on face shape finder: you tap eight points on your own photo, and the app compares your proportions with the seven classic face shapes. HOW IT WORKS • Take a front-facing photo inside the oval guide, with your hair pulled back from the forehead. • Tap 8 points: hairline, chin, both sides of the forehead, both cheekbones and both jaw corners. • A 2.5× magnifier shows what is under your finger. Drag any point to fine-tune it, or undo the last one. • The app works out three ratios: face length, forehead width and jaw width, each compared with cheekbone width. YOUR RESULT • The closest of seven face shapes: oval, round, square, oblong, heart, diamond or triangle. • When two shapes are almost equally close, you also see "close to … as well". Many faces sit between categories. • A warning appears if your head looks turned to one side, so you know a straight-on retake will help. • Your three proportions are shown as plain numbers. GLASSES FOR YOUR FACE SHAPE Each result lists frame styles often suggested for that shape (for example rectangular, aviator, browline, cat-eye, round, oval or rimless) and the styles guides often say to go easy on. These are common style conventions, not rules. Wear what you like. FOUR TABS • Measure: camera, point tapping and the result card. • Styles: all seven face shapes with their traits and frame suggestions, your latest result on top. • History: save results with an optional name, keep up to 200 and delete any of them. • Guide: photo tips, where each point goes, how to read the numbers, and the limits. GOOD FOR • Narrowing down a frame shape before you visit an optician or shop for glasses or sunglasses • Checking the face shape of family members and friends and keeping each result by name • Getting a starting point for new eyewear when you are unsure where to begin TIPS FOR A RELIABLE RESULT Hold the phone at eye level, about arm's length away, and look straight into the camera. A phone held very close makes the middle of the face look wider. Use even light and a neutral expression. FAQ Does the app judge my looks? No. It does not rate or score appearance. Face shapes are a styling convention used by eyewear and hair guides. Does it measure frame size or pupillary distance? No. It works with ratios only, not millimetres. Get frame size and PD from an optician. What happens to my photo? The photo is temporary. It is not uploaded, not added to your gallery and not kept with saved results; only the numbers you choose to save are stored. No account is needed. Why can the result change between photos? Lighting, hair, head angle, camera distance and exactly where you tap all affect the ratios. If you land between two shapes, take another photo and compare. LIMITS Face Shape does not place anything for you: every point is yours, so the result follows your taps. Try frames on in person before you buy.

Your result now has "Hairstyles often suggested": cuts that style guides commonly pair with your face shape, plus a few to go easy on. Tap one for short- and long-hair notes; mark it with "Keep with this result" and it stays with the result once saved, and tapping that result in "History" shows its hairstyles again. On small screens "See result" is no longer hidden under the tab bar, and the camera appears right after you allow it in "Open Settings".