Round face
Add height on top and keep the sides tighter - the vertical line lengthens the face. Avoid width at the cheeks and heavy, straight-across fringes.
Style · Hairstyle Finder
PricingWhat haircut suits my face?
Upload one clear photo. It reads your face shape and the hair you actually have - length, texture, density - and names the single best cut for both, free. Unlock the ranked playbook with the exact brief to hand your barber or stylist. Your photo is never stored.
Your free result has no obligation to buy. The playbook is a one-time payment, no subscription. Your photo is used only to generate your result and is never sold. See our pricing and privacy policy.
The principle: add what the shape lacks
Every haircut chart reduces to this. The playbook applies it to your shape and - the part charts skip - to the hair you actually have.
Oblong face
Add side volume rather than height - a fringe or layers that start at the cheekbone shorten the read. Avoid tall quiffs and long, flat lengths.
Square face
Texture and softness - broken-up tops, side parts and soft layers take the edge off a strong jaw. Avoid blunt, geometric lines that echo it.
Heart face
Volume near the jaw and a softer fringe bring balance back from a wider forehead. Avoid heavy height on top or slicked-tight sides.
Diamond face
Fullness at the forehead or chin - a textured fringe or a chin-length cut evens out prominent cheekbones. Avoid volume at the cheekbone line.
Triangle face
Volume above the ears and at the temples widens the top to match a broader jaw. Avoid very short, tight sides.
Oval face
The most forgiving shape - optimise for your hair texture and hairline instead of the face. Almost any cut works - the only real risk is hiding the shape.
Not sure which shape you are? Run the Face Shape Detector first - or read the full hairstyles by face shape guide.
What the analysis reads
Face shape
Forehead, cheekbone and jaw widths plus face length - which decides whether the cut should add height, side volume, softness or fullness.
Hair length, texture and density
The hair you actually have - buzz to long, straight to coily, fine to thick. Every cut named is one your hair can hold without a chemical treatment.
Hairline and forehead
Where the hairline sits and how tall the forehead reads decides the parting, whether a fringe helps, and where the weight of the cut should fall.
FAQ
What haircut suits my face?
Upload one clear photo and the Hairstyle Finder reads your face shape from the three widths (forehead, cheekbones, jaw) plus face length, and your actual hair - length, texture and density - then names the single best cut for the combination, free. The principle behind it is the one every good barber uses: add what the shape lacks, and work with the texture you have rather than against it.
Is the hairstyle finder free?
Yes. Your face shape, hair read, one-line strategy and your top-pick cut with the reason are free with no account or payment. The full playbook - 4-5 ranked cuts each with the exact brief to give your barber or stylist, the parting and fringe call, styling products and technique, maintenance, what to avoid, and an AI Style Preview of your own photo with a cut that suits you - is a one-time promotional unlock shown at checkout. No subscription.
Does it work for men and women, and for long hair?
Yes. It reads the hair in your photo and your apparent presentation, so the cuts it names are ones you could actually walk out of a salon or barbershop with - from skin fades and crops to bobs, long layers and curtain fringes. It never recommends a cut your texture can't hold, and never prescribes chemical straightening, perms or relaxers.
Can I see myself with the haircut?
The paid playbook includes an AI Style Preview: a styling visualization of your own photo with a flattering cut for your face shape and hair, plus tidy grooming and clearer skin. It keeps your face and features exactly the same - a style idea to take to your barber or stylist, not a guarantee of any one cut.
How does it know my hair type from a photo?
An AI vision model reads the visible length, curl pattern and density. A clear photo with your hair dry, down and unstyled gives the most accurate read - a hat, hair tied back, wet hair or heavy product lowers confidence, and the tool tells you when a photo was hard to read. For your exact curl pattern on the 1A-4C scale, run the Hair Type Analyzer.
What do I actually say to my barber or stylist?
That's what the playbook is for. Each recommended cut comes with an 'ask for' brief in the language barbers and stylists use - guard numbers or lengths, where the weight sits, layering or texturising, fade height, how the fringe or parting is cut - so you can show the photo and read the brief instead of hoping they guess.
Does it comment on hair loss or recommend treatments?
No. It's a styling tool: it works with the hairline you have, suggests where the weight and parting should go, and never mentions hair loss as a medical topic, never recommends transplants, medication or any treatment, and never makes claims about attractiveness.
Is my photo kept private?
Yes. Your photo is used in memory to generate your result and then discarded - it's never stored, sold, or used to train models. No signup is needed for the free result or the paid playbook.