Look Checker guide
How to identify your eye shape from a photo
Learn how an eye shape detector compares visible eye width and height, what almond, round, and elongated mean here, and how to get a clearer photo reading.
How an eye shape detector estimates eye shape
An eye shape finder can describe the visible eye opening by comparing its width and height in a photo. This tool groups that estimate into broad descriptions such as almond, round, or elongated; it does not identify a medical condition or permanent category.
Eyelid visibility, expression, makeup, and the direction of your gaze can change how the opening appears. Real eyes do not always fit neatly into one label.
Take a clear eye-shape photo
Use even light and a relaxed, forward-facing expression. Keep hair away from your eyes and avoid filters or heavy shadows. A very close selfie can distort the eye area and affect the landmarks.
Use your result for optional makeup ideas
The eye shape reading can be a starting point for trying eyeliner or eyeshadow placement, not a set of rules. Follow your natural lash line, experiment with blending, and choose techniques that feel comfortable.
The free eye shape detector only describes the visible image. It does not infer eye health, ethnicity, or a single “best” makeup style.
Ready to explore your result?
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