Eye Shape Finder

Eye Shape Finder is an online tool that uses artificial intelligence to identify a person’s eye shape from a single photograph. The primary function is to allow users to upload a front-facing photo of their face, after which the AI analyzes the visible features of the eyes — including the contour of the eyelid, the visible white area around the iris, the angle of the outer corner, and the overall proportion relative to the face — and then classifies the eyes into one of several defined categories. The tool displays a clear label of the detected eye shape and provides a short written description of that shape’s typical characteristics. For example, if the AI determines almond eyes, the page explains that almond eyes have a slightly upward tilt, a visible crease, and the iris is partially hidden by the upper and lower lids, making them one of the most common and makeup-friendly shapes. If round eyes are detected, the description notes that the whites are visible above and below the iris, giving a larger, more open appearance. Other supported categories include upturned eyes, where the outer corner is higher than the inner corner, and downturned eyes, where the outer corner dips downward. The tool also covers hooded eyes (where excess skin droops over the crease), monolid eyes (no visible crease), and deep-set eyes (eyeballs set deeper into the skull, making the brow bone prominent). Beyond just classification, the website serves as an educational resource. It features dedicated pages for each eye shape, each containing natural characteristics, makeup application tips tailored to that shape (such as eyeliner techniques, eyeshadow placement, and mascara emphasis), and common styling mistakes to avoid. A section called “Scan Different Eye Shapes” allows users to browse throu