Work out what suits you, and see the measurements behind it
Six free tools for face shape, hairstyle, glasses, body shape, colour season and skin undertone. Each one works from your own photo, measurements or answers, shows the numbers it used, and says how close the runner-up was. Nothing is uploaded and there is no sign-up.
A real result
sample- Oval76%
- Oblong64%
- Diamond36%
- Heart33%
- Length ÷ width
- 1.45
- Jaw ÷ cheek
- 0.83
oval sits nearest 1.38, oblong 1.58
softly tapered
Oblong came within twelve points, so this reads as a close call and the hairstyle and glasses tools offer both sets of advice instead of pretending it was clean.
The six tools
Start anywhere. Each one hands its result to the ones that build on it, so a single visit builds a full picture.
Face Shape Detector
Reads the width and length of your jaw, cheekbones and forehead and tells you which of the seven shapes yours is closest to, with the ratios it used.
- In
- PhotoLive cameraTape measureGuided questions
- Out
- Your shape, the four ratios behind it, and how close the runners-up were
Hairstyles for Your Face Shape
Turns a face shape into cuts, lengths and partings that balance it, plus the exact wording to give a stylist and what to steer clear of.
- In
- Your saved resultPick your shape
- Out
- Cuts to ask for, cuts to avoid, and a line you can read out at the salon
Glasses for Your Face Shape
Matches frame shapes to your face shape, and works out the frame width in millimetres that will actually fit you, which is the number nobody else gives you.
- In
- Your saved resultPick your shapeFrame width in mm
- Out
- Frame shapes that balance your face, plus your target lens and bridge width
Body Shape Calculator
Works out your shape from bust, waist and hip, draws your own outline from those numbers, and shows how far you sit from all five profiles.
- In
- Tape measure
- Out
- Your shape, your ratios against the cut-offs, and cuts that balance them
12-Season Colour Analysis
All twelve seasons, judged separately on depth, undertone, contrast and clarity rather than one vague impression, so you can see which of the four calls is the shaky one.
- In
- Guided questionsSide-by-side swatch testDrape on your photo
- Out
- Your season, a palette you can save, and the shades to keep away from your face
Skin Undertone Finder
Measures skin colour from a photo and plots it against the warm and cool boundary, or runs the vein, jewellery, white-shirt and sun tests together if you would rather answer than upload.
- In
- PhotoThe four checksSide-by-side compare
- Out
- Your undertone, the hue angle behind it, and how far it sat from the line
Every season, every colour
12 seasons · 72 shadesLight Spring
Warm Spring
Clear Spring
Light Summer
Cool Summer
Soft Summer
Soft Autumn
Warm Autumn
Deep Autumn
Deep Winter
Cool Winter
Clear Winter
These are the actual palettes the colour tool works from, not a sample. Point at one to hold it. Twelve seasons rather than the old four, because four cannot separate someone light and cool from someone deep and cool.
There are a dozen sites like this. Here is what they do not do.
You see the numbers, not just a label
Every result shows the measurements behind it and how close the runner-up was. If your jaw and cheekbones are within two percent of each other, you should know that, because it means the label could go either way and both sets of advice are worth trying.
More than one way in, and you pick
Not everyone wants to point a camera at their face. Face shape takes a photo, a live camera, a tape measure or three plain questions, and all four routes end at the same result. Every other tool offers at least two ways in, including one that needs no equipment at all. Nothing is locked behind whichever route happens to be the default.
Your photo never leaves the device
Face analysis runs in your browser using an on-device model. There is no upload, no account, and no image stored on a server, because there is no server involved in the reading at all.
One answer feeds the next
Find your face shape and the hairstyle and glasses tools already know it. Find your undertone and the colour tool starts from it. You build one picture instead of retyping yourself into six separate quizzes.
Where the seven shapes actually sit
measured ratiosRound and square sit 0.04 apart on length and 0.09 apart on jaw. That is the entire difference between them, and it is why two sites can give you two different answers from the same face. Ours shows you where you landed rather than only what it decided.
The shapes are positions, not boxes
Every other site hands you one of seven words and moves on. They are not seven separate things. They are seven positions on two continuous measurements, and several of them sit close enough together that a couple of millimetres decides which name you get.
That is the honest reason people get a different answer on every site they try. It is not that one of them is broken. It is that nobody shows you the gap. Hover a shape to find it on the plot.
What you actually walk away with
A category name on its own is not useful. Knowing you are a Soft Autumn does not tell you which of the six navy jumpers in the shop to buy. So every result comes out as three things you can act on the same day.
A palette or a shape you can keep
Save it to the device, print it, or carry it into the next tool. It is yours without an email address.
Words to say out loud
The hairstyle tool gives you a sentence to read to a stylist. The glasses tool gives you a frame width in millimetres to check against a label.
What to avoid, and why
Half the value is knowing which shade or cut works against you, and the reason, so you can judge the next thing you see for yourself.
Sample palette
soft autumn- CamelCamel, #A88666
- MossMoss, #A89A62
- FernFern, #71846E
- ClayClay, #9A7167
- WheatWheat, #B88768
- UmberUmber, #817C6B
Muted, warm and mid-depth. The tool also lists what to keep away from your face, which for this season is pure white, icy pastels and anything with a blue base.
Popular is not the same as suits you
Nine named cuts account for over 1.6 million searches a month between them. Every magazine will rank them for you. None of them will tell you that four of the nine work against a face that is round or wide at the jaw, because that is a measurement and they do not have one.
The chart is search volume. The coloured chips underneath each row are the face shapes the cut actually flatters, worked out from what it does to an outline. Those two columns disagree more often than anyone selling the cuts has reason to mention.
Read the full tableWhat people are actually searching for
avg. monthly searches- 01Low taper fadeCut550k-55%
- 02Modern mulletCut450k+508%
- 03Boho braidsStyling165k13x
- 04Butterfly haircutCut135k+23%
- 05BixieCut110k+122%
- 06French cropCut91k+22%
- 07Peekaboo colourColour91k+234%
- 08Broccoli cutCut50k+83%
- 09Frontal ponytailStyling22k+825%
Volume and growth from Rising Trends, data dated 13 July 2026, checked 2 August 2026. Growth windows differ by term and are shown as published. The face shapes beside each cut are this site’s own reading of what the cut does to a facial outline, not the source’s.