Eyebrow Shape Detector

An eyebrow shape detector uses AI facial landmark detection to measure the proportions of your eyebrows from a photo — including arch height, arch position, and length-to-thickness ratio — and classifies them into a named eyebrow shape type. The classification is paired with personalised grooming and makeup tips.

This tool classifies eyebrows into six types: Straight, Curved (soft arch), S-Shaped (high arch), Rounded, Angled (sharp arch), and Flat/Thin. These cover the most distinct eyebrow shape proportions. Many people's brows fall near the boundary of two types, and the two eyebrows are rarely perfectly identical.

The ideal eyebrow shape often complements your face shape — softer, curved brows suit angular faces, while brows with a bit more definition can add structure to rounder faces. This tool focuses on identifying your current natural shape; pairing that with your face shape (see our face shape detector) helps guide styling choices.

A high arch eyebrow — also called an S-shaped brow — has a sharply lifted peak positioned toward the outer third of the brow. It creates a dramatic, sculpted, lifted appearance and is a popular shape in editorial and glam makeup looks.

No. All processing happens entirely in your browser using Google's MediaPipe Face Landmarker. Your photo never leaves your device and is not uploaded to any server.

Accuracy depends on photo quality. A clear, well-lit, front-facing photo with your eyebrows fully visible and free of hair or fringe will give the most reliable result. Heavy brow makeup or very sparse brows can occasionally affect the detected outline.

The tool uses the upper and lower brow arc landmarks from the MediaPipe 478-point face mesh for each eyebrow. Arch height is measured as the peak height above the baseline relative to brow length; arch position identifies whether the peak sits in the front, middle, or back third; thickness is measured as the vertical gap between the upper and lower brow arcs.

Yes — eyebrow shape and density can change with age, hormonal shifts, over-plucking, and grooming habits. Hair follicles can thin over time, and years of shaping can gradually alter the natural arch. Letting brows grow out and using strategic filling techniques can help restore a fuller look.

A higher, more angled arch (S-Shaped or Angled) tends to add definition and visual length to a round face, creating the illusion of more structure. Very flat or fully rounded brows can sometimes emphasise roundness. See our face shapes guide for more face-shape-specific recommendations.

A soft, curved arch (Curved or Rounded) helps balance the strong angles of a square jaw and forehead, softening the overall look. Very sharp, angled brows can sometimes emphasise the squareness of the face.

Yes — eyebrow shape analysis applies equally to all genders. The classification types describe proportions, not style preferences, and the styling tips can be adapted for any grooming context, including our dedicated men's eyebrow shapes guide.

Curved (soft arch) eyebrows have a gentle but distinct peak roughly in the middle third of the brow. Rounded eyebrows have a lower, more evenly distributed curve without a clearly defined single peak — the arc rises and falls smoothly across the whole brow length.