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YOUR PHOTO, IN PERSPECTIVE
Round leaning.
Your outline falls closest to this shape using our approximate ratio rules. Many faces sit between categories.
1.17Face length / width
0.79Jaw / cheekbone width
0.69Forehead / cheekbone width
0.39Mouth / face width
A few styling possibilities
- If you want more contrast, try angular or gently rectangular frames.
- Volume near the crown can create a longer silhouette; a rounded style can also celebrate your shape.
One photo, approximate geometry. Not a diagnosis or a measure of attractiveness. Read the method and limits →
THE FACE REPORT — www.thefacereport.online Photo geometry • method 1.0 · example portrait Approximate face shape: Round Length / width: 1.17 Jaw / cheekbone width: 0.79 Forehead / cheekbone width: 0.69 Absolute distance from golden ratio (1.618): 0.448 Photo symmetry index: 98.8 / 100 Average reflected landmark mismatch: 1.25% of face width Eye gap / average eye width: 1.20 Mouth / face width: 0.39 Eye tilt (image left / right): 4.8° / 7.2° Styling ideas - If you want more contrast, try angular or gently rectangular frames. - Volume near the crown can create a longer silhouette; a rounded style can also celebrate your shape. These are approximate measurements of one photograph, not an attractiveness rating, diagnosis, percentile or prediction. Camera angle, expression, lens distortion and lighting affect results. Shape categories use disclosed heuristics, not validated classification. Method: https://www.thefacereport.online/methodology