RefreshSame length, better shape
A new shape, part, fringe or fade at roughly your current length — a visible change, not a trim.
ExampleLob with Curtain Bangs
Free · no sign-up · on your own photo
What haircut suits me?
The haircut that suits you balances your face shape, works with your hair type and respects your hairline. Upload one selfie and we measure your face shape, read your hair, and show three haircuts picked for you — on your own face — in about a minute.
Free face shape resultNo sign-upPhotos never used for training
BeforeAI-generated exampleHow it decides what suits you
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Measure your face
478 points and four ratios give your face shape — and a second “leaning” shape when you sit between two.
- 2
Read your hair
Hair type (straight, wavy, curly, coily) and hairline (full, receding, thinning) come from the same photo.
- 3
See cuts on you
Three cuts picked for all of it, shown on your own photo. Same face, same hair color — only the cut changes.
The 3 things that decide your haircut
Face shape. A good cut balances it. Round faces look best with height on top and length below the chin; long faces with width at the sides; square jaws with softer texture; heart shapes with fullness at the jaw. See the cuts for each face shape.
Hair type. The same cut behaves differently on straight and curly hair. Curls add width and shrink up, so a cut that works straight can end up too short or too wide. We never straighten curly or coily hair in a preview unless you already wear it straight.
Hairline. A receding hairline or thinning crown changes what will actually work: textured crops and shorter sides usually beat slicked-back styles. No preview ever adds hair where your scalp shows, so what you see is what your barber can cut.
Want all three read from your photo? It takes about a minute and is free.
Check my face and hair — freeWhat you get: 3 different directions
Your three free cuts are deliberately different, so you can tell at a glance which way to go. AI-generated examples on the same face.
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ShorterClearly shorter
At least one length step shorter, or a crop or fade that removes visible bulk.
ExampleLong Side-Swept Pixie
BoldThe biggest change your hair allows
Often longer than now, with how many months of growth it needs. Never adds hair where your scalp shows.
ExampleButterfly Cut
Textured Quiff with Low Fade
Height at the front adds length; faded sides take width off the cheeks.
Textured Crop with High Fade
A short fringe with lifted texture plus tight sides keeps the head narrow and adds a little height.
Hard Side Part
A sharp diagonal part and short sides add angles a round face lacks.
Men get the same three directions (Pro adds beard styles on the cut you pick). Every cut comes with what to tell your barber — clipper guard numbers and inches. More examples: women's cuts for round faces · men's cuts for round faces.
Already know your face shape?
Tap your shape for the haircuts that suit it.
Oval
A little longer than wide; cheekbones slightly wider than the forehead; jaw tapers to a soft rounded chin.
1.38Length ÷ width
0.87Forehead ÷ cheek
0.80Jaw ÷ cheek
136°Jaw angle
Oblong
Noticeably longer than wide; forehead, cheekbones and jaw about the same width.
1.50Length ÷ width
0.87Forehead ÷ cheek
0.80Jaw ÷ cheek
136°Jaw angle
Round
Face nearly as wide as it is long; full cheeks are the widest point; soft jaw with no clear angle.
1.28Length ÷ width
0.87Forehead ÷ cheek
0.82Jaw ÷ cheek
138°Jaw angle
Square
Strong, wide jaw about as wide as the cheekbones and forehead; flatter chin; sharp jaw angle.
1.31Length ÷ width
0.88Forehead ÷ cheek
0.83Jaw ÷ cheek
133°Jaw angle
Heart
Wider forehead and cheekbones; jaw narrows to a small, pointed chin.
1.38Length ÷ width
0.91Forehead ÷ cheek
0.77Jaw ÷ cheek
137°Jaw angle
Diamond
Cheekbones clearly the widest part; narrow forehead and narrow, pointed jaw.
1.38Length ÷ width
0.83Forehead ÷ cheek
0.78Jaw ÷ cheek
136°Jaw angle
Triangle
Jaw wider than a narrower forehead and temples.
1.38Length ÷ width
0.84Forehead ÷ cheek
0.84Jaw ÷ cheek
136°Jaw angle
Not sure? Our free face shape detector measures it from one selfie.
Measure my face — freeQuestions, answered
Short answers first. Measurements come from our own face shape tool.
How do I know what haircut suits me?
Start with three things: your face shape, your hair type and your hairline. The cut should balance your face shape (add height to a round face, width to a long one), work with your natural texture, and not depend on hair you do not have. Our tool reads all three from one selfie and shows the cuts on your photo.
Is there an app that shows what haircut suits me?
Face Shape Haircut AI works in your phone or desktop browser, with no app to install. It measures your face shape, picks cuts for it and shows them on your own photo. Three previews are free.
What haircut should I get?
If you want a safe change, pick a better shape at your current length. If you want something new, try one step shorter or the boldest change your hair can support. Seeing each on your own face before the barber is the easiest way to decide.
Can I see a haircut on my face before cutting?
Yes. Upload a selfie and we show haircuts on your own photo with AI. Hair color, face and background stay the same, so you only judge the cut.
Does it work for men and women?
Yes. Recommendations follow your face shape, hair type and hairline, and Pro adds beard (or bang) styles on the cut you pick.
What if I have curly hair or a receding hairline?
We read texture and hairline from your photo and pick cuts that work with them: curly and coily hair is not straightened, and no cut adds hair where scalp shows.
Is it free?
Your face shape and three haircut previews are free, with no sign-up. Seeing 6–12 cuts clearly with a barber card for each is a one-time payment of $9.99, $19.99, $29.99.
What happens to my photo?
It is used only to make your previews and is never used to train AI. Unpaid photos are deleted after 30 days, or right away when you tap "Delete my photo now".