AI Eye Shape Analyzer & Chart

Free AI eye shape scanner: upload a close-up photo and our detector identifies your eye shape from the full chart — almond, round, hooded, monolid, and more — with makeup tips made for your eyes.

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What Is an AI Eye Shape Analyzer?

An AI eye shape analyzer (or eye shape detector/scanner) reads lid structure, crease depth, corner tilt, and spacing from a photo — one of the biggest factors in whether a makeup look suits you. Our tool matches your face against a full eye type chart with 10 categories and returns tailored eyeliner, eyeshadow, and color recommendations. Whether you want to find your eye shape from a photo or understand different eye styles, results are matched to your specific eyes.

Eye Shape Chart: All Eye Types Explained

Use this eye shape chart as a reference before or after running the detector. Each entry describes the defining characteristics of that eye shape, which you can compare to the look of your eyes in a mirror or photo.

Almond

Tapered, pointed corners with visible crease, often considered the most balanced and versatile eye shape.

Round

Visible iris top and bottom with a circular, open appearance and a less elongated horizontal shape.

Monolid

Minimal or no visible crease, with the eyelid skin lying flat from lash line to brow bone.

Hooded

A fold of skin partially covers the crease when eyes are open, making the lid space appear smaller.

Deep-set

Eyes sit further back in the socket, often appearing more shadowed with a prominent brow bone.

Wide-set

More than one eye-width of space between the inner corners, giving a spaced-out, open appearance.

Close-set

Less than one eye-width of space between the inner corners, giving a more centered appearance.

Downturned

Outer corners angle slightly downward compared to the inner corners, giving a softer, gentler look.

Upturned

Outer corners angle slightly upward compared to the inner corners, giving a naturally lifted, feline look.

Protruding

Eyes extend further out from the face with more visible eyelid surface, giving a rounder, more prominent look.

Why Knowing Your Eye Shape Matters for Makeup

Different eye styles call for different approaches. What flatters almond eyes may close off round eyes, and techniques designed for monolids often look heavy on hooded lids. Knowing your shape is the starting point for makeup that actually works with the natural look of your eyes, not against them.

Apply eyeliner where it actually enhances your shape, instead of guessing
Choose eyeshadow placement and blending techniques suited to your lid space
Avoid techniques that work for eye models but not your specific eye shape
Get a starting point, then adjust the tips to your personal style

Frequently Asked Questions

What's my eye shape?

Your eye shape is determined by how your eyelid, crease, and corner are structured. Upload a close-up photo above and our AI will identify it for you instantly, matching it against the eye shape chart. Common results include almond, round, hooded, monolid, upturned, and downturned.

What type of eyes do I have?

There are six main eyes types people identify with: almond, round, monolid, hooded, upturned, and downturned. Spacing also plays a role, so you might be wide-set or close-set on top of your primary shape. The detector above analyzes all of these factors from your photo.

How do I find my eye shape?

The easiest way to find your eye shape is to upload a clear, well-lit face photo to the detector above. Alternatively, look straight into a mirror and check whether the outer corners point up or down, whether you have a visible crease, and how much white shows above and below your iris.

Can I change my eye shape?

Your underlying eye shape is anatomical and stays fixed, but makeup techniques like eyeliner placement and eyeshadow blending can visually enhance or soften how the look of your eyes appears.

What's the most common eye shape?

Almond eyes are generally considered the most common eye shape, though most people have a unique combination of traits like hooding, tilt, and spacing.

Does eye shape affect makeup?

Yes, the techniques that make eyeliner and eyeshadow look best vary significantly by eye shape. What enhances hooded eyes can look very different from what works for round or upturned eyes.

Want makeup tips for every eye shape? Read the eye shape guide

Also try: Face shape detector · Style assessment · Confidence test

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