FaceSaysBalanced, tapering gently at both corners. The most versatile shape for makeup.
What is my eye shape? Eye shape detector
Upload a front-facing photo and find out whether your eyes are almond, round, upturned, downturned or narrow.
Your photo is analyzed in your browser and is never uploaded or stored.
- Look straight at the camera, head level.
- Neutral expression, mouth closed.
- Even light, hair off the face, no filters.
Eye shape chart
Wide open, with the white of the eye often visible above or below the iris.
Outer corners sit higher than inner corners, giving a lifted line.
Outer corners sit slightly lower than inner corners, giving a soft look.
A slim opening with a long, elegant line.
Describes spacing, not shape: close-set eyes are less than one eye width apart, wide-set more than one.
Questions
Upload a front-facing photo with your eyes relaxed and open. The tool measures how open the eyes are and how the corners tilt, then names your shape.
An almond eye is balanced, tapering at both corners, with the upper lid covering a small part of the iris. It is considered the most versatile shape for eye makeup.
Yes. Shape and spacing are separate, so you can have almond, wide-set eyes. Eyelid type, such as hooded or monolid, is not detected by this tool.
No. The face model runs in your browser and the photo is not uploaded.
