Detect 478 landmarks
MediaPipe runs in the browser and locates the forehead, cheekbones, jaw, chin, eyes, nose, and other stable reference points.
Upload a clear front-facing photo. MediaPipe measures your visible face contour first, deterministic geometry ranks six common face-shape families, and AI turns the result into practical hairstyle, glasses, makeup, and styling ideas.
A clear front-facing photo, neutral expression, even light. Your free scan stays on this device.
EXAMPLE REPORT
The finished report shows the measured contour, the closest face-shape families, and practical styling ideas in one downloadable layout.
HOW IT WORKS
The classifier and the recommendation writer have separate jobs, so the AI cannot silently change the measured face shape.
MediaPipe runs in the browser and locates the forehead, cheekbones, jaw, chin, eyes, nose, and other stable reference points.
Four contour ratios compare face length and the widths of the forehead, cheekbones, jaw, and lower jaw against six broad shape prototypes.
AI receives the fixed classification and turns it into optional hairstyle, glasses, makeup, styling, and photography suggestions.
SIX SHAPE FAMILIES
Most people sit between categories. The report shows ranked matches instead of pretending every face fits one perfect label.
Longer than wide, with cheekbones usually wider than a gradually tapering jaw.
Face length and width are closer, with a softer jaw transition and fuller side contour.
Length and width are closer, while forehead, cheekbones, and jaw remain relatively similar in width.
A relatively broad upper face narrows more strongly through the jaw toward the chin.
A visibly longer contour with forehead, cheekbone, and jaw widths that remain comparatively balanced.
Cheekbones are the widest zone, with both the forehead and jaw tapering more clearly.
PHOTO GUIDE
A face-shape detector reads a two-dimensional photo, so a neutral and unobstructed portrait gives the most repeatable result.
Get ideas for length, layers, volume placement, fringe, parting, texture, and optional facial-hair balance.
Explore frame width, angularity, brow line, bridge position, and shapes that complement the measured contour.
Receive inclusive placement ideas for blush, contour, highlight, brows, and eye emphasis—never requirements.
FAQ
Direct answers about accuracy, privacy, payments, downloads, and recommendation boundaries.
MediaPipe detects facial landmarks in your browser. The browser validates the portrait and calculates four contour ratios before AI writes recommendations from that fixed result.
No. Deterministic geometry selects and ranks the face-shape families. AI explains that result and creates hairstyle, glasses, makeup, and styling ideas.
It is an estimate from one two-dimensional photo. Lens distance, head angle, expression, hair coverage, and landmark uncertainty can change the result, and mixed shapes are common.
Free scans stay on your device. Purchased photos and reports are saved privately in your account until you delete them. Confirmed photos are sent to our AI providers for paid analysis. Unpaid drafts expire after 24 hours.
A completed report costs $2.79 once. Invalid photos, failed face detection, quality failures, or AI errors do not produce a report and can be retried without another payment.
Yes. The browser creates a high-resolution PNG containing the annotated image, measurements, ranked matches, and recommendations. Downloading again does not require another payment.
No. They are optional creative ideas. The report is designed to work for users who wear makeup and users who do not.
No. It is a styling and photography tool, not a diagnosis, attractiveness rating, or recommendation for surgery or other irreversible changes.