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EYEBROW SHAPE · FREE · PRIVATE

What eyebrow shape suits my face?

Find the eyebrow shape for your face shape from one front-facing photo. See the brow shapes to start with and the ones to use with care, then your eyebrow mapping (where each brow should start, arch and end) drawn on your own face.

  • Brow shapes for your face shape, with reasons
  • Your eyebrow map: start, arch and end on your photo
  • Then ask your AI coach what suits you
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Measured in your browser from 478 facial landmarks. How it works

EYEBROW SHAPE FINDERFREE

Find your eyebrow shape

Drop a photo here, or choose one from your device.

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One face, looking straight ahead.
Good lighting, no filters.

Your free scan runs on this device.

UNDERSTAND THE RESULT

How do you find the right eyebrow shape for your face?

Brow artists start with two things: the outline of the face and the eyebrow map. The outline decides the shape: contrast it, so round faces get a lifted, angled peak, square faces a soft curve, long faces a straighter, longer brow and heart-shaped faces a soft, rounded arch. The map decides the placement: the brow starts straight above the side of the nose, peaks on the line from the side of the nose through the pupil, and ends on the line past the outer eye corner. FaceRater finds your face shape from 478 landmarks and draws those three lines on your photo, then adds tips from your eye spacing, eye tilt and how high your brows sit.

Read the exact scoring method

Types of eyebrow shapes

Five shapes cover most brows. Your result marks the ones to start with for your face.

Straight

Flat and even with almost no arch: calm, youthful and widening.

Soft arch

A gentle rise two-thirds of the way along: natural and balanced, the easiest shape to wear.

High arch

A clear lift at the peak: lifts the eye area and adds length to the face.

Angled

A defined corner at the peak with a straight tail: structured and confident.

Rounded

A smooth curve with no corner: soft and gentle.

Eyebrow shape for every face shape

Contrast the outline: lift and angles for round faces, curves for square and diamond faces, a straighter line for long faces.

Face shapeStart withUse with care
OvalSoft archAlmost nothing
RoundHigh arch, AngledRounded
SquareSoft arch, RoundedAngled
OblongStraightHigh arch
HeartSoft arch, RoundedAngled, High arch
DiamondRounded, Soft archAngled
TriangleSoft arch, StraightAlmost nothing

Eyebrow mapping in three lines

All three lines start at the side of the nose, where the nostril meets the cheek. Look straight ahead and hold a pencil against your face:

  • Start: straight up. Brows that begin further in look heavy; further out, the eyes look wider apart.
  • Arch: through the centre of the pupil. A peak further in looks surprised; further out, it looks softer.
  • End: past the outer corner of the eye. A shorter tail makes the face look rounder; a longer one widens it.

After a scan the lines appear on your own photo. Pair them with your eye shape: close-set, wide-set and downturned eyes each change where the brow should start or end.

YOUR QUESTIONS, EXPLAINED

Eyebrow Shape Finder: frequently asked questions

What eyebrow shape is best for my face shape?+

Round faces: a high or angled arch adds height. Square faces: a soft, curved arch softens the jaw. Oval faces: a soft arch, though most shapes work. Oblong faces: straight, longer brows shorten the face. Heart faces: a soft, rounded arch balances the forehead. Diamond faces: curved brows soften the cheekbones. Your result ranks five brow shapes for your measured outline.

What is the best eyebrow shape for a round face?+

A high arch or an angled peak, with the tail ending clearly. Both add vertical lines and structure. Very rounded brows repeat the curve of the face, and flat, short brows can make it look wider.

How do I map my eyebrows?+

Hold a pencil from the side of your nose straight up: that's where the brow starts. Angle it through the centre of your pupil (looking straight ahead): that's the arch. Angle it past the outer corner of your eye: that's where the tail ends. The tool draws the three lines on your photo so you can see the points before you pick up a pencil.

What are the types of eyebrows?+

The common shapes are straight, soft arch, high arch, angled and rounded. Brows also differ in thickness, in how far apart they start and in how high they sit above the eyes. The guide on this page shows each shape and the look it gives.

Should my eyebrow tail be higher than the head?+

On most faces the tail ends at about the height of the head or slightly below it on the brow's middle line. A tail that drops well below the head can look tired; if your eyes turn down at the outer corners, keep the tail level or a touch higher.

Can the tool see my current brow shape?+

Roughly. The landmark model places brow points close to a typical brow, so the page tells you whether your brows look flatter, typical or more arched than most, and whether the tails sit high or low. Makeup, tint and lighting change the reading, so check in a mirror as well.

Does the eyebrow tool work for men?+

Yes. The same rules apply; men usually keep brows straighter and fuller, so use the start and end lines for length and keep the arch soft.

Is it free and private?+

Yes. The scan runs in your browser, the photo is not uploaded and the result is saved on this device. No sign-up needed. Your AI style coach can turn the result into a step-by-step brow routine.