Eye-Shapes.com

Eye-Shapes.com is an eye shape analysis tool. A focused web scanner that measures eye form, tilt and spacing from a single photo and reports three independent readings rather than forcing one of six labels. Includes reference diagrams and practical notes on eyeliner and frame selection.

Eye-Shapes is a single-purpose web tool that answers the question most makeup and eyewear advice quietly assumes you already know: what is my eye shape? You upload one front-facing photo, the scanner locates the landmarks around each eye, and it returns three separate measurements instead of a single label. The readings are form (width against height), tilt (outer corner against inner corner, what makeup artists call canthal tilt) and spacing (the gap between eyes measured against the width of one eye). The design choice that separates it from the many quizzes and infographics on the same subject is that it refuses to force a single box. Form, tilt and spacing vary independently, so a typical result reads as something like a wide-set upturned almond rather than one of six fixed categories. The result page places you on each of the three scales. The tool also carries a reference section explaining the six common names (almond, round, upturned, downturned, wide-set, close-set) with diagrams, plus practical notes on adapting eyeliner, eyeshadow and frame choice to your readings. It suits people who follow beauty tutorials and suspect the advice was written for a different eye, anyone buying glasses who wants to understand how bridge placement interacts with eye spacing, and curious users who simply want an objective read on a feature they have been guessing about. The workflow is quick: one JPG or PNG, one face, eyes open, no glasses. Among alternatives, most eye shape resources are static charts or self-assessment quizzes that rely on your own judgment. Eye-Shapes replaces that judgment with ratios computed from the photo. The scope is deliberately narrow, though. It measures geometry only, does not report hooding, and does not evaluate skin tone, face shape or anything beyond the three ratios. Treat it as a measurement aid, not a styling consultation. Privacy is addressed directly on the page: the upload is cropped to the face, measured, held only long enough to render the result, then deleted, and it is not used for training or shared.