Oval
Face length is greater than width, with a forehead slightly wider than a gently rounded jaw.
What suits it: Most hairstyles and frame shapes work — the most versatile shape.
Face Shape
Face Shape Test
What is my face shape? Upload or capture a straight front-facing photo. We measure 468 facial landmarks with MediaPipe and classify your face shape using geometry — never AI guessing.
What is my face shape? The 8 shapes explained
The mirror-and-lipstick method and a soft measuring tape both struggle with the same problem: the differences between shapes are ratios, not absolute sizes, and eyes are poor at judging ratios. MoonSkin's face shape test measures them instead — face length against width, forehead against jaw, cheekbone prominence, jaw curvature, and chin angle — from 468 landmarks, with no AI guessing involved. These are the 8 shapes it distinguishes:
Round
Length and width are close, with soft, curved sides and a rounded jawline.
What suits it: Height on top, angular glasses, and vertical lines add definition.
Square
Forehead, cheekbones, and jaw are similar in width with a strong, angular jawline.
What suits it: Softer, rounded frames and textured styles balance the angles.
Rectangle
Square proportions stretched longer — an elongated face with an angular jaw.
What suits it: Side volume and wider frames shorten the appearance of length.
Triangle
Jawline is wider than the cheekbones and forehead.
What suits it: Volume at the temples and top-heavy frames rebalance the proportions.
Heart
A wider forehead tapers through the cheekbones to a narrow, often pointed chin.
What suits it: Chin-length styles and bottom-heavy or rimless frames add lower width.
Diamond
Cheekbones are the widest point, with a narrower forehead and a tapered chin.
What suits it: Forehead-softening fringes and oval frames complement the cheekbones.
Oblong
Noticeably longer than wide with fairly straight sides and a rounded chin.
What suits it: Layers at the sides and deeper frames break up the vertical line.
Real faces sit on a spectrum — many share traits of two shapes. When your top two matches are close, the test says so and shows the percentages rather than forcing a single label. That's more honest than any quiz that always returns exactly one answer.