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FIELD STUDY   /   01

What is my
face shape?

Trace your outline, see what makes it distinct, and try two looks that work with its proportions.

Preparing photo and measurement controls…

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FACET   /   OUTLINE STUDIESFIG. 01
Fictional adult example portrait
Reference portrait · fictional adult

For a clear reading, face forward in even light with your hair away from your outline.

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 10 MB. The first photo check loads the model on your device (about 18 MB before compression). Entering measurements needs no model.

02   /   WITHOUT A PHOTO Enter four measurements

Use a single front-facing picture, or a ruler and a mirror. Measure straight across, using the same unit for all four lengths. cm, inches and image pixels all work.

FIELD NOTES   /   THE OUTLINE INDEX

Seven ways to draw an outline.

These are styling references. It's common for the same face to share features with two sketches.

NOTES   /   METHOD

What the guide sees.

A photo check traces a single face and compares its length and three widths. The top marker estimates the upper forehead, the upper width follows the brow region, and the lower width follows the visible jaw. Hairline, bone edges and marks hidden by hair cannot be located reliably.

Check the guides on your photo. A tilted, cropped or turned face can change the result. Retake the picture or use the four-question mirror check if the outline is hard to see.

Your photo and readings stay in this tab; clearing them or leaving the page discards them. No account or photo upload is needed.

NEXT STUDY   /   PROPORTIONS

Measure a ratio yourself.

Curious how moving the hairline or chin changes the numbers? Try the golden ratio face calculator. It opens with its own example. Your photo and outline do not carry over.