Eye Shape AI

Upload a photo and this application tells you which of eight eye shapes you have

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Upload a photo and this application tells you which of eight eye shapes you have. Almond, round, upturned, downturned, wide-set, close-set, deep-set, or protruding. The AI analyzes your features and delivers results instantly. Beyond the basic identification, you get makeup recommendations tailored to your specific shape — where to place winged eyeliner, how to blend eyeshadow, which techniques make your eyes stand out.

Does it actually work? Depends on your photo quality. The application needs well-lit images with your face fully visible and looking straight at the camera. Poor lighting or weird angles throw off the analysis. You can upload PNG, JPG, JPEG, or WEBP files up to 10 MB. The AI processes the image and matches your features against its database of eye shapes. For makeup enthusiasts trying to figure out why certain tutorials don't work for them, this solves a real problem. Same goes for people shopping for glasses online who need to understand their face structure.

The weak spots are pretty clear. Each scan costs 10 credits, which means this isn't a free exploration tool. You'll need to commit before you get results. The photo requirements are strict — if you are taking a selfie in dim bathroom lighting, forget it. No API access either, so this stays a standalone web tool. You cannot integrate it into other apps or automate the process. The eight shape categories are thorough but some people fall between types, and the application doesn't really handle edge cases or combination shapes.

The credit system means casual users might hesitate. Ten credits per scan adds up if you're testing multiple photos or checking different family members. But for someone seriously interested in makeup techniques or trying to decode beauty advice that never quite fits, one scan might be all you need. The recommendations chart breaks down specific strategies for each shape, which goes beyond just slapping a label on your features.

Who benefits most? Makeup beginners who watch tutorials and wonder why the results look different on them. People shopping for glasses frames who need concrete guidance about their face structure. Beauty enthusiasts who want to understand their features better before investing in products. The application delivers straightforward analysis without requiring you to become an expert in facial anatomy. You get actionable advice, not just a category name.